[Rattled? He's not rattled! Not yet. Bristling a little, maybe. But as far as he's concerned, he has a right. Even so...he really does have an interest in the boss's explanation. He wants to know where Chrollo's coming from and thinks it should never have been sat on for this long. The Spider was always at its strongest when they were communicating with one another, after all. When the rules were respected. But now there's just...tension. And Nobu wants to see that tension gone.
First step? Doing as the boss asks and not blaming Hisoka for the loss of Chrollo's Nen. Even if Hisoka's involvement isn't unrelated. So he makes a noise of assent when opportunity arises. Reluctantly, but he does.
As for the next step? Nobu's not sure what that entails because he still doesn't get how the boss could allow himself to get so tangled with the clown. Even if they'd been the only two present here from their world for a time, or the only two either one could openly talk with...
...well, maybe that makes sense. Some. A little. They'd grown close because Chrollo hadn't had anyone else to go to, or depend on, or talk with.]
So what happens after he gets what he wants?
[That's really the big question at this point, especially with death being an impermanent state in this world. Not that it's the only question.]
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First step? Doing as the boss asks and not blaming Hisoka for the loss of Chrollo's Nen. Even if Hisoka's involvement isn't unrelated. So he makes a noise of assent when opportunity arises. Reluctantly, but he does.
As for the next step? Nobu's not sure what that entails because he still doesn't get how the boss could allow himself to get so tangled with the clown. Even if they'd been the only two present here from their world for a time, or the only two either one could openly talk with...
...well, maybe that makes sense. Some. A little. They'd grown close because Chrollo hadn't had anyone else to go to, or depend on, or talk with.]
So what happens after he gets what he wants?
[That's really the big question at this point, especially with death being an impermanent state in this world. Not that it's the only question.]