Butterflies and Ravens (Ojo/Henrex)

"No. It's not that. Captain's just mean."

Ojo grumbled, pushing the pads of her fingers together. With a small pout, she actually looked at the man who had easily tossed her aside. He's something else to strive for, huh? Another obstacle to mastering herself. He can give his advice, but Ojo already knows what she lacks. In her desire to try and overcome her weaknesses, she found that she's made no real progress. Guess that means she just has to work harder now.

"As punishment, Captain has to buy his lovely subordinate lunch."

Her eyes lit up then, obvious debauchery in her gaze, easily detecting the shyness of her Captain the moment they began talking. He's the obvious shy guy who's pretty cool but needs someone to break their walls down type. Ojo's no beastly woman who gobbles men whole, but she can see knows a comfortable time when she sees one.

Heading out with a cute guy like him and getting free lunch is a suitable way to bounce back from defeat anyway. It's not like he has much room for arguing either. His arms already being tugged towards the exit. Besides, after a fight, a meal is always the correct next step.

Ojo's just a sore loser at times too, but, shhhhh. Hehehe.

Treat her to lunch as punishment, hm? Well, she certainly was getting a bit daring, but, he doubted it was anything truly harmful. She was a bit of a sore loser, but, as long as she understood where her shortcomings were and used that experience to better herself, it was a trait that ultimately benefited her. Perhaps it could get a bit frustrating, but, even beings like them were capable of change and evolution, just as humans did.

He chuckled lightly, not offering much resistance as she pulled him along. It was a good way to wind down after training, and even he needed a break every now and then, didn't he? Their little spar had worked up somewhat of an appetite, and it was a way to get to know his subordinates better.

"Well, I suppose there's little harm in doing that. But, don't expect this to become a recurring thing, alright?"