[Knives doesn't move to follow his brother right away. For a moment, he just considers the man speaking. His lip is curled in a scowl as he seem to judge the whole concept of 'wanting twins.'
It isn't entirely clear what he plans to do, if he'll lash out or say something to the stranger, but in the end he gives up and leaves to follow Vash.
He knows had he met this man before, he probably would have killed him. Or at least attempted to, as Vash was right there and would have tried to stop him. It would have led to a fight, one that might have destroyed part of the city.
But now, he simply turns and follows his brother, unsettled by the exchange, but not homicidal.
He waits until he's sure the man doesn't follow before speaking.]
That man implied you were a masochist, brother. Is that true? Because that would explain a lot.
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It isn't entirely clear what he plans to do, if he'll lash out or say something to the stranger, but in the end he gives up and leaves to follow Vash.
He knows had he met this man before, he probably would have killed him. Or at least attempted to, as Vash was right there and would have tried to stop him. It would have led to a fight, one that might have destroyed part of the city.
But now, he simply turns and follows his brother, unsettled by the exchange, but not homicidal.
He waits until he's sure the man doesn't follow before speaking.]
That man implied you were a masochist, brother. Is that true? Because that would explain a lot.