Bugs And More Bugs

He'd glance back at where the other kid had been. Be was happy he'd left. He hadn't wanted to have to hurt him, yet at the same time he very much did.

"It's ok," he'd say, giving her a smile, "at least he stopped." The other students had returned to their books, deciding to not try had harass Armis either. "Now he won't interrupt our mini book club," despite the rude interruption he was very much enjoying talking to her.

"Do you like movies too?" he'd ask, happy they were able to talk in peace now. "I've been enjoying some movies, so we could watch some you like when we hang out as well."

He'd chuckle a little at her chattering, it was nice talking with someone who was so energetic. "I haven't seen the first one yet," he'd admit, looking a little embarrassed, "I haven't finished catching up with things like that." The age thing made people think he knew a lot about entertainment and media.

Then the metal demon had a thought. "Actually...I'm free this weekend," he'd say, tilting his head, "we could watch it then, or maybe some other movies." Hanging out with a friend, being a normal kid, that all sounded really nice actually.

"I can't really eat normal food, but I can get you lots of snacks to have while we watch them." He'd have a bowl of nuts and bolts, unless that made her uncomfortable, then he'd just eat later.

His face would flush, he sometimes forgot how such things work, he didn't get out much with other people. "Right sorry," he'd say a little embarrassed, "uh, I've actually never been to a theater." It could be awkward sometimes, having to admit that he hasn't done certain things.

The demonic golem chuckled and grinned a little. "I'd like that, I've heard the first one is good," this was nice, just chatting like this with a friend. "We can do movie nights," planning meet up with friends, that was new.

"Oh actually," he'd pull his phone from his pocket, "would you like my number?" His phone was decorated with a colorful metal case, he'd made it himself. "That way we can text later on?"

He'd perhaps explain the weird age thing to her at a later date, for now he'd let it go. So he'd add his number to her phone and allow her to do the same with his, sending her a hello text to make sure it was all working well.

"Do you live in the dorms?" he'd ask, realizing he didn't know anything about her, "I don't think I've seen you in the droms." He'd fish out a couple of bolts from his pocket and quickly eat them.

One of the other students would shush them, even though they weren't being loud. Armis tried to ignore him, he knew him from class.