Real Life Spoilers [Mae]

"Oh.." Hasenya wasn't really sure how to respond. She couldn't fathom not knowing either of her dad's, or having one of them- or Neemon forbid both of them be batshit insane. It was an odd scenario to think about and it even made her a bit uncomfortable. "I'm sorry that they kinda.. suck." Did she have better words for it? Probably, but those seemed to do the job without getting too deep into the topic. Mae not have been torn up, but Hasenya could still wish better for her.

"...Hey! You can't just-" The fox flustered a bit, not even realizing the cat was out of the bag before she was ready to let it loose. "Er.. well, I guess you don't really ask that future sight stuff to happen huh?" Can't really be frustrated about it in that case. Though she did have to wonder how Mae's abilities worked. Or better yet, how it chose what to show the catsquid. Hasenya's appetite seemed pretty unimportant in the grand scheme of the universe.

"Of course I do? You don't even have to ask, I'm always down for company and food." The Renamon nodded her head. Had she watched an anime before in her life? Jesmon, no. But she was definitely okay with Mae being the one to introduce her to it.

The Renamon couldn't help but tilt her head towards the pat- slowly but surely, she was learning that she quite enjoyed the simple affection. Though there was still a lot of internal fluster. "I imagine most normal people would indeed get a headache or dizzy from watching me eat." Hasenya shrugged, not to sound self-deprecating, because honestly she didn't much care. Especially when Mae already knew and didn't seem to mind it.

"Oho? Future can't change huh? So you're admitting you couldn't stop me from coming over?" Hasenya was ready to celebrate victory over the squidcat's foresight, though it'd be rather short-lived as she was scooped up into Mae's arms and squeezed. How could she respond? Instinctively, all she could do was return the favor. Meanwhile she couldn't help but remember the last time she was being held up like that, and once again that comment Mae had made about her size came creeping up on her to only intensify all that fluster building up in the poor little fuzzball.

"D-Did I do something?" The fox sort of managed to squeak out while she was having the heck squeezed out of her.

Hasenya was spoiled by having a family who easily took interest in anything she did, even if the general opinion of what she personally found fun was supposedly boring. She was a bookworm and a bit of a handy-fox. Never one for the things people usually got up to in this modern-era. Would it be a bit of a stretch to call the Renamon old-fashioned?

Agonizing was hardly the right adjective for it. Hasenya was no stranger to casual affections, but Mae gave some pretty darn good hugs if she had to say so herself. The fox wasn't willing to let Mae go so easily, first giving her a brief much gentler hug and a little pat on the back to reassure her both that she was fine and that she didn't mind the sudden hug before letting her go again.

"..I must admit, if anyone else were to ask, I might just say no. But I like hanging out with you quite a lot." Hasenya shrugged, then adding in a playful, joking sort of tone: "I can hardly say no to you when you make pancakes like a pro even after I essentially broke into your house, can I?"

She couldn't fathom what was making the Meicrackmon so on edge. Her best guess was the hug, honestly. They sort of figured that once they sat and got adjusted Mae would calm down a bit, and if not- well.. She wasn't a space heater for nothing, right?

"'Course you wouldn't. Not everyone makes as great a space heater as me." Hasenya joked, chuckling lightly. There was a joke somewhere in there about not doing something you're good at for free, but there wasn't any need to continuously tease Mae. The pink fox sat down next to Mae, scooting just a tad closer to better perform those self-appointed space-heater duties of hers. "I guess being a friend overwrites the being an intruder thing?" Hasenya shrugged in response to the question. She didn't have an actual answer, she was just being a little goblin.

Hasenya had just about grabbed at a pancake with her hand too before she got the hint at almost the last second and pulled her hand away to grab a proper utensil. A bit flushed from embarrassment now, though it didn't stop her from stabbing a pancake and shoving it in her face. Definitely not gonna eat like savages, no ma'am. Nope...

"Yeah, of course. I don't keep one in my room though. I've never been a big TV person." Hasenya shrugged after swallowing her mouthful of pancake. "You've seen Ys, yeah? It's way too techy to not have TV's all over the place." She was curious about this whole.. space-faring cowboy deal. Didn't cowboy's tend to cattle and radiate homoerotic vibes on TV, normally? She wouldn't know.

The fox gave a bit of a wiggle and leaned into the patting just briefly. She wouldn't get too cuddly while there were still pancakes in dire need of being devoured. "I'm pretty sure even taking turns headbutting a wall would be fun if it were us two together. ..'course, that's only until one of us gets actually hurt. Point is: This is real nice." Hasenya nodded, devouring yet another whole pancake in one bite.

Hasenya had never seen an anime before, and this whole space setting was one she was a bit of a stranger to. She tended to gravitate more towards medieval fantasy type stories, with holy knights and dracomons and stuff like that. This wasn't to say she wasn't open to the change, though some of the things going on in this anime had her tilting her head from one side to the next.

"Humans can't actually travel around space like that, right? I dunno if I trust just anyone ownin' a spaceship." Like anyone who didn't watch TV much, Hasenya was blissfully unaware of the whole etiquette thing about not asking silly, philosophical questions mid-episode.

"...I-I'm not great at metaphors. Was just trying to kinda prove a point I guess." Hasenya laughed nervously, playing with the tips of one of her ears as a nervous gesture. Not that it stopped her from missing a beat in getting back to stuffing her face with pancakes. At least one of them definitely had their priorities straight, yes. It probably wasn't her. But at least one could infer that Mae made great pancakes!

"The dog is the best character so far." Hasenya agreed, nodding her head. "The little redheaded girl.. boy? I can't really tell. You know who I mean though? They're like, a close second I think." The dog was still the most likable, but it felt a little cheap to stick to the safe option. Dogs could do no wrong, after all.

"Well, spend enough time around me and you'll know when you hear 'em. Especially the stupid ones." Hasenya joked, leaning against Mae now that she had successfully conquered Pancake Mountain with her face. This totally didn't speed up the whole Mae being sleepy either thing, definitely not, nope. ...At least not intentionally. Though it became as such once Mae made it known she was exhausted.

"I did say I was gonna get you to go to bed, didn't I?" Hasenya asked, very clearly being a little goblin. She spoke as if she had forgotten it, though the sarcasm in her voice just made it obvious she was teasing. That being said, Mae couldn't exactly go to bed if she had a fox on her. Obviously no mere rookie could actually keep the Meicrackmon hostage, but how would Mae react to this pink gremlin's little games?