Even so. [Sure, it's true that in a school full of fairly eccentric people - between the principal's poetry book in the school shop, the practice building peacock and her own dramatic tendencies, there's no denying it - Yusuke's particularly laser-focused on his area of interest. He likely wasn't helped by having a mentor with an active interest in keeping him from reaching out to others himself. That hardly makes it fair, though.]

...Somehow, I'm not surprised that's what held your attention. I do prefer being noticed for other things, but you're constantly on the lookout for visual inspiration.

[For once, she's not too upset.]