[Answer swallowed up by the commotion, Itachi sinks back into an observant role. (He would've said nothing to Oswald, anyway.) For what it's worth, he does remain to watch the fight to its conclusion - dark gaze trained on the two men, following every shift in body movement, every tense physical signal of aggression. Without his eyes, the experience is strange, fixed into real time and outside illusion.
It's a feeling he hasn't experienced since he was a child. Perhaps too young even to remember.
Itachi picks up on the strange, almost jerky movement of the large man, and though he's unfamiliar with cybernetic enhancements he can tell something's off, something inhuman. Something he might see in a trained shinobi.
A steely look settles on Oswald, as if to ask: what are you going to do next?]
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It's a feeling he hasn't experienced since he was a child. Perhaps too young even to remember.
Itachi picks up on the strange, almost jerky movement of the large man, and though he's unfamiliar with cybernetic enhancements he can tell something's off, something inhuman. Something he might see in a trained shinobi.
A steely look settles on Oswald, as if to ask: what are you going to do next?]