[There is a box wrapped in paper made to mimic the starry night sky. Or a galaxy. It’s set on Bakugo's writing desk, since the sender has been crashing in his room pretty regularly lately. Inside is a pair of bright orange thermal gloves, equipped with similar technology as Bakugo’s hero uniform. The idea is to let the hero have access to his quirk in a casual setting without having to don a whole outfit in the winter cold. Dan Heng would figure out how to commission something like this, heck if I know lol
A small bag of spicy popping candy is also in the box. Like pop-rocks but spicy.
As well as a small note written in very careful, meticulous calligraphy.]
Happy winter holidays, Bakugo. I meant to have these finished earlier, but I seem to have lost track of time. ((read: winter keeps knocking him out)) Thank you for everything. Hopefully these make the cold less terrible for you.
[Something about the paper quickly pings familiarity and memory, leading to a guess as to who the gift is from. Very likely a certain dragon who keeps hibernating, by invitation, in his room lately. That heat lamp has come in use quite a lot recently. To say nothing of blankets and the like. Bakugo settles in his desk chair, fingers working the wrapping seams to chunk one piece of tape after another.
Gloves? Thermal gloves. He narrows his eyes at their make, finding something nostalgic about them. It takes a few turns and inspection to realize the similarity in their make to his own hero costume gloves. How Dan Heng managed to commission a pair like this is beyond him, but the smart little smirk on Bakugo's face is impressed, amused, and grateful.
While he can use his Quirk without gloves, obviously, going around with his hands bare in this shitty weather sucks. Same with blowing up whatever gloves he does actually wear. Dan Heng's going to see Bakugo wearing them pretty much immediately when he goes outside again. Amazing.
As for the spicy pop rocks... a certain dragon's gonna be treated to chocolate cookies later on. Ones that have a spicy popping crunch to them when bitten into and leave a candy crackle on the tongue even after swallowing.
Tch, Dan Heng has immaculate handwriting. As expected of a bookish guy. He slots the letter with the others he's gathered and gives the sleeping dragon a small knuckle nuzzle on the jaw without waking him.
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blastedass) wrote2020-08-08 04:37 pm
late gift delivery! Can be backdated to like more around New Years or something
Dan Heng would figure out how to commission something like this, heck if I know lolA small bag of spicy popping candy is also in the box. Like pop-rocks but spicy.
As well as a small note written in very careful, meticulous calligraphy.]
Happy winter holidays, Bakugo.
I meant to have these finished earlier, but I seem to have lost track of time. ((read: winter keeps knocking him out)) Thank you for everything. Hopefully these make the cold less terrible for you.
- Dan Heng
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Gloves? Thermal gloves. He narrows his eyes at their make, finding something nostalgic about them. It takes a few turns and inspection to realize the similarity in their make to his own hero costume gloves. How Dan Heng managed to commission a pair like this is beyond him, but the smart little smirk on Bakugo's face is impressed, amused, and grateful.
While he can use his Quirk without gloves, obviously, going around with his hands bare in this shitty weather sucks. Same with blowing up whatever gloves he does actually wear. Dan Heng's going to see Bakugo wearing them pretty much immediately when he goes outside again. Amazing.
As for the spicy pop rocks... a certain dragon's gonna be treated to chocolate cookies later on. Ones that have a spicy popping crunch to them when bitten into and leave a candy crackle on the tongue even after swallowing.
Tch, Dan Heng has immaculate handwriting. As expected of a bookish guy. He slots the letter with the others he's gathered and gives the sleeping dragon a small knuckle nuzzle on the jaw without waking him.
Definitely made the cold more bearable.]