[contaminated? Vincent lets out an amused snort as he finally decides to be somewhat thoughtful and shifts so that his tiny bulk isn't taking up the majority of the bench. might as well at least give him a chance to properly write all this out.]

Probably even more effective like that, considering what's in them.

[tar, nicotine, radioactive waste...in his opinion, all of that just made the 'weapon' even more frightening for any prospective demon.

but the matter of gods is a bit more tricky, and he lapses into thoughtful silence for several moments after the question is posed to him. this is his childhood, once again, but it's just as hazy as his own recollection of writing out ofuda properly. there's a great deal of nuance to be considered, and when he does answer the words still come slowly.]

Probably better to go with Hachiman. Bishamonten's only interested in people who follow the rules.

[Hachiman, on the other hand, was not only a god of war but the divine protector of Japan and its people, no matter how far from home they may have traveled. if there was any god morally obligated to stand at their side regardless of their own personal natures, it was him.]