Used to keep it cool, used to be a fool
The man seems to consider for a moment, mouth popping open to answer before firmly slapping back together as Kaisel rings a bell anyway. His eyes don't pinch shut so much as they seem to sink into the mire of his features. It's a bracing that he recovers from slowly, one eye parting, then the other, and breath returning as no plague descends upon them all. "Depends on your definition of dangerous," he advises rather unhelpfully, one sparse eyebrow lifting. "People can drown in a puddle if they aren't careful." Which is to say, these might not summon a tsunami, but they could still kill you if you handled it wrong, as most things in life are apt to do honestly.
Kaisel glances down at his threads as Flora reaches out and highlights the change. Immediate horror descends upon him, and Kaisel tents his jacket out from him to really appraise the damage. "Oh my GODS, WHAT!? I just got this!!!" There is no greater danger of course than a collector losing his newest and favorite piece. He spins in a circle, peering over his shoulder and checking under his arms, fingers trying to pat or scrub it off like it's just some powder of trick of the light, like a white and gold dress vs a blue and black one. "...although," he admits with a huff as the initial shock begins to wane. "I do prefer this." Purple, of course, being his favorite anyway. "Plus the cooler flame is hotter so, it checks out." Maybe he'd have to show this off for the designers so they could alter all further branding (and he could swipe up another orange one just to be safe).
Marshal turns his head slowly, and the motion really requires his whole body to get the image across. "Dunno what they do, other than they only ring once. It's anyone's guess, isn't that half the fun?" The too-few tooth grin he gives her offers the first sense of honest delight this entire time. It seems he's less here to turn a profit than he is to amuse himself, and certainly is content to let the customers bear whatever repercussions the bells bring. "You owe me for those two already, by the way," he grunts, because entertainment aside, he is not running a charity here.
"I dunno, I feel like Ludo would appreciate these. Blind date with a bell that might do mildly annoying things? Very Ludo coded," Kaisel ponders, having forgone his wardrobe theatrics to ponder back over the selection of bells.
Kaisel glances down at his threads as Flora reaches out and highlights the change. Immediate horror descends upon him, and Kaisel tents his jacket out from him to really appraise the damage. "Oh my GODS, WHAT!? I just got this!!!" There is no greater danger of course than a collector losing his newest and favorite piece. He spins in a circle, peering over his shoulder and checking under his arms, fingers trying to pat or scrub it off like it's just some powder of trick of the light, like a white and gold dress vs a blue and black one. "...although," he admits with a huff as the initial shock begins to wane. "I do prefer this." Purple, of course, being his favorite anyway. "Plus the cooler flame is hotter so, it checks out." Maybe he'd have to show this off for the designers so they could alter all further branding (and he could swipe up another orange one just to be safe).
Marshal turns his head slowly, and the motion really requires his whole body to get the image across. "Dunno what they do, other than they only ring once. It's anyone's guess, isn't that half the fun?" The too-few tooth grin he gives her offers the first sense of honest delight this entire time. It seems he's less here to turn a profit than he is to amuse himself, and certainly is content to let the customers bear whatever repercussions the bells bring. "You owe me for those two already, by the way," he grunts, because entertainment aside, he is not running a charity here.
"I dunno, I feel like Ludo would appreciate these. Blind date with a bell that might do mildly annoying things? Very Ludo coded," Kaisel ponders, having forgone his wardrobe theatrics to ponder back over the selection of bells.
Kaisel
All about the bounce in my step
Wearing a watery blue, faded and stretched-out sparkling hair tie on his left wrist
