Yamato had decided to brave the insanity that was the weather to visit the Scorpio ward, if only to collect some materials to preoccupy himself during his hermit phase (wandering society was incredibly draining). So it was when he was exiting the mall with a small bag of purchases that he saw a young woman being harassed by one of the natives, and he paused to give them more than a passing glance.
Hrmph...
It wasn't any of his business, and he was no knight in shining armour.
...
Perhaps Shura was rubbing off on him, but after a moment's thought Yamato adjusted his path to walk a bit closer to the pair. It seemed the woman's COMP was malfunctioning as well, unless she had a very unusual way of communicating with people through singing. Still, her wish to refuse the man's insistent offers were clear, and Yamato was irritated at both parties.
Irritated at the man being unable to take a no, or changing his tactics at the very least (repeatedly bashing one's head against a wall would not make one relent to you), and irritated at the woman for simply standing there instead of walking off. Why stay and be harassed? Politeness? Fah, if the other party isn't respecting you, then there is no point giving respect to them.
Finally drawing close to the pair, Yamato interrupted with his usual brand of blunt rudeness. "It is clear that neither of you are going to come to agreement," then to the woman, "Instead of standing here arguing, you should just walk away if you don't wish to join him."
tl;dr i'm sorry
Hrmph...
It wasn't any of his business, and he was no knight in shining armour.
...
Perhaps Shura was rubbing off on him, but after a moment's thought Yamato adjusted his path to walk a bit closer to the pair. It seemed the woman's COMP was malfunctioning as well, unless she had a very unusual way of communicating with people through singing. Still, her wish to refuse the man's insistent offers were clear, and Yamato was irritated at both parties.
Irritated at the man being unable to take a no, or changing his tactics at the very least (repeatedly bashing one's head against a wall would not make one relent to you), and irritated at the woman for simply standing there instead of walking off. Why stay and be harassed? Politeness? Fah, if the other party isn't respecting you, then there is no point giving respect to them.
Finally drawing close to the pair, Yamato interrupted with his usual brand of blunt rudeness. "It is clear that neither of you are going to come to agreement," then to the woman, "Instead of standing here arguing, you should just walk away if you don't wish to join him."