His first impression was definitely that Glitch was just a brat troublemaker, and he hasn't had a lot of opportunity to change his opinion any? I'm pretty sure he's seen Glitch on the network, at archangel and at the second swear-in and just never bothered to go harass him after their first meeting went. After all, if the kid wanted to get into trouble, then who was Heiji to stop him?
Mind you, over time this opinion has faded a lot. Heiji doesn't really hold grudges so it went from 'THAT KID' to 'oh him' as Heiji got used to being a part of this world and got busier with all the shit that's been happening in Maurtia Falls. Even without the dream shenanigans that was going on, it's very likely that if they came across each other Heiji would have been perfectly fine with holding a conversation with him so long as Glitch didn't insult him right off the bat. Although knowing the two of them, even with a mild undertone of annoyance it could have easily devolved back into a bitching match.
But the dream stuff did happen, and Glitch woke him up (regardless of how thanks, kid). The disaster happening put Heiji right into business mode and all of his own personal feelings were kind of shifted off to the side. So now he's seeing Glitch as this scared, but incredibly capable kid (why do you keep calling him kid, he's only like...a year younger than you), and where Heiji's from that actually means a lot. His world isn't apocalypse style or anything, but there are an obscene amount of murders and a dark organization underneath it all that add up to some serious dangers, and everyone Heiji knows that's involved is either a teenager or even younger.
Glitch is earning his respect just from being able to still do something for people despite this clear phobia he has of what's happening. It takes a lot of strength to do that. So he still thinks he's a bit of an ass, but he's an intelligent ass and that counts for a lot. At some point in the future if shit goes down, Heiji wouldn't hesitate to trust Glitch with something important if it came down to it.
Mind you I didn't know half of this until I started writing it. This has been a learning experience for us both.
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Mind you, over time this opinion has faded a lot. Heiji doesn't really hold grudges so it went from 'THAT KID' to 'oh him' as Heiji got used to being a part of this world and got busier with all the shit that's been happening in Maurtia Falls. Even without the dream shenanigans that was going on, it's very likely that if they came across each other Heiji would have been perfectly fine with holding a conversation with him so long as Glitch didn't insult him right off the bat. Although knowing the two of them, even with a mild undertone of annoyance it could have easily devolved back into a bitching match.
But the dream stuff did happen, and Glitch woke him up (regardless of how thanks, kid). The disaster happening put Heiji right into business mode and all of his own personal feelings were kind of shifted off to the side. So now he's seeing Glitch as this scared, but incredibly capable kid (why do you keep calling him kid, he's only like...a year younger than you), and where Heiji's from that actually means a lot. His world isn't apocalypse style or anything, but there are an obscene amount of murders and a dark organization underneath it all that add up to some serious dangers, and everyone Heiji knows that's involved is either a teenager or even younger.
Glitch is earning his respect just from being able to still do something for people despite this clear phobia he has of what's happening. It takes a lot of strength to do that. So he still thinks he's a bit of an ass, but he's an intelligent ass and that counts for a lot. At some point in the future if shit goes down, Heiji wouldn't hesitate to trust Glitch with something important if it came down to it.
Mind you I didn't know half of this until I started writing it. This has been a learning experience for us both.