It's half a fluke that Kuwabara winds up in the "secret tunnel" with Kurama. They'd been chatting and wandering up to it, and peeping the anomaly of it all had seen them encouraged inside. The hand-holding's a little weird, and he tries to opt for an arm slung over Kurama's shoulders instead, but... Nope. Hand-holding.
It's weirder when we they can't ditch the concept once they're out of the attendant's sight, but the weirdness does wear off eventually as they shuffle through conducting the most idle treasure hunt against conversation about how this cave should totally be impossible, right? And all there is at the end is a guy with a guitar and a cheesy line.
Lame.
He tries to release Kurama once more as they near the cave's entrance, but it's apparently a no-go even after their successful treasure-of-wisdom acquisition. What, does the attendant have to give them permission to let go? Geez...
"No offense, man, but we better not be stuck stuck. That'd be pretty inconvenient."
Closed Secret Tunnel Starter for The Bois
It's weirder when we they can't ditch the concept once they're out of the attendant's sight, but the weirdness does wear off eventually as they shuffle through conducting the most idle treasure hunt against conversation about how this cave should totally be impossible, right? And all there is at the end is a guy with a guitar and a cheesy line.
Lame.
He tries to release Kurama once more as they near the cave's entrance, but it's apparently a no-go even after their successful treasure-of-wisdom acquisition. What, does the attendant have to give them permission to let go? Geez...
"No offense, man, but we better not be stuck stuck. That'd be pretty inconvenient."