He's fascinated to watch the tear close up. How practical! On instinct, he tries to not appear interested but even so it's not hard to notice it.
He sits down and takes the shirt back, running a hand over where the tear had been. His mind starts turning. He wonders if such a thing could be replicated with cultivation? He wonders if anyone could learn, if it could be used on the Holy Night Guardians back home?
He frowns because he'd literally just washed this shirt? It was already clean, wasn't it?
"...I know how to do laundry." It sounds a little huffy, which it sort of is. Chu Wanning is the sort of person who doesn't like making mistakes or being perceived as not knowing how to do things. He's come to find he's fine not knowing things from other worlds but something as simple as laundry? Everyone knows how to do laundry!
Is what he thinks but then he starts folding the shirt in his hands and he clearly has no idea what he's doing as he does a poor job of it. He doesn't crumple it, but it's clear that his idea of folding is to make the shirt take up as little space as possible without any real thought put into how it might cause creases or whether it'd actually be able to be put away neatly.
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He sits down and takes the shirt back, running a hand over where the tear had been. His mind starts turning. He wonders if such a thing could be replicated with cultivation? He wonders if anyone could learn, if it could be used on the Holy Night Guardians back home?
He frowns because he'd literally just washed this shirt? It was already clean, wasn't it?
"...I know how to do laundry." It sounds a little huffy, which it sort of is. Chu Wanning is the sort of person who doesn't like making mistakes or being perceived as not knowing how to do things. He's come to find he's fine not knowing things from other worlds but something as simple as laundry? Everyone knows how to do laundry!
Is what he thinks but then he starts folding the shirt in his hands and he clearly has no idea what he's doing as he does a poor job of it. He doesn't crumple it, but it's clear that his idea of folding is to make the shirt take up as little space as possible without any real thought put into how it might cause creases or whether it'd actually be able to be put away neatly.