he waits for the usual crunching, only to smile when he hears the other resume. understandably, the sound of the crunching bone was.... definitely something he'd not imagine, but considering jiseok's predicament and need to be away from the others for a while, the possum moved to wrap his tail around his body. curling up on the couch.
There's a unusual silence that hung in the air for a long time, the response to him having been over for a good 10 minutes before the unusual crunching continued.
"nope. not quite." he hums, tilting his head to the side. "the thai actors have an accent too when speaking." he mumbles. nodding with a firm press of his lips together. "... i'll let you finish cronching. don't mind me." he smiles before he shrinks into the pillows of the couch once more.
waves his fingers at jisung, moving in to grab a pillow to sink into the pillows with a curious eyeing of the ominous corner. "oh... because if you were, i was going to say you sounded like dacre."
hearing the sound of crunching from a rather ominous corner of the room, the possum peeks just a tad over to said corner. silent for a long while before speaking. "are you a ghost?"
".............." Dacre didn't think the cow bone looked like fried chicken, but he didn't clarify either. The item disappears out of view, his back still turned. There's a prolonged silence, and shoulders slump a little more, but eventually he responds, really, really softly- more a mumble than a clear response. "Maybe some other day.."
Ahhh, fried chicken? I've always heard the bone marrow was the best part- Never could bring myself to use my teeth for such. *shrugs and tilts my head* You wanna share music again, soon?
The crunching abruptly stops. There's a really uncomfortable silence that looms in the air, before a dark red, thin oblong object is held passed his frame and into the view of the other male, looked like some kind of bone.