He's dragged out of the way by Shinpachi, which is a very good thing because he's still a little dazed from the overall collision that threw him right off his feet; he stumbles along, but it's a little tough to hear anything over the ringing in his hears (and amidst everything in Cerealia, he'll never underestimate how important hearing is ever again, really).
The monster's down for the count, though, dazed or dead or what-have-you, and ViViD seems to have decided that that's enough; it spits them out into one of the side roads in the Pleasure District, and Sousei stumbles and catches himself on a wall, the other wrist still held by Shinpachi.
He shakes his head, eyes narrowed, trying to shake off the vertigo.]
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He's dragged out of the way by Shinpachi, which is a very good thing because he's still a little dazed from the overall collision that threw him right off his feet; he stumbles along, but it's a little tough to hear anything over the ringing in his hears (and amidst everything in Cerealia, he'll never underestimate how important hearing is ever again, really).
The monster's down for the count, though, dazed or dead or what-have-you, and ViViD seems to have decided that that's enough; it spits them out into one of the side roads in the Pleasure District, and Sousei stumbles and catches himself on a wall, the other wrist still held by Shinpachi.
He shakes his head, eyes narrowed, trying to shake off the vertigo.]
... Well.
I suppose we can count that as a victory.
[is that really all you have to say, sousei]