[Sae comes to mind, and he finds that... he misses her. She had a strong, straight-forward sort of attitude that most men found unbecoming, but it was what had drawn him to her from the start. That level of honesty that he could never replicate. She had, upon their meeting, perhaps seemed briefly surprised at his age, but never did she once act as though it made him lesser. She always treated him as an absolute equal.
He blinks, suddenly realizing that he had gotten lost in thought, and lets his gaze refocus on the message typed up for him.
There's something of a pang in his heart. He was not fortunate enough to be saved. By the time people tried, it was already far too late. Or perhaps... it was never an option for him in the first place. But that line of thinking... hurts... so he redirects his attention to Karma.]
He sounds like a remarkable person. Perhaps the room will revive him, in the same way that it did me.
[And then he pauses for a moment. For such a person to be a danger, though they weren't malevolent— it had to be something intrinsic to them that was dangerous that was out of their control, right...?]
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[Sae comes to mind, and he finds that... he misses her. She had a strong, straight-forward sort of attitude that most men found unbecoming, but it was what had drawn him to her from the start. That level of honesty that he could never replicate. She had, upon their meeting, perhaps seemed briefly surprised at his age, but never did she once act as though it made him lesser. She always treated him as an absolute equal.
He blinks, suddenly realizing that he had gotten lost in thought, and lets his gaze refocus on the message typed up for him.
There's something of a pang in his heart. He was not fortunate enough to be saved. By the time people tried, it was already far too late. Or perhaps... it was never an option for him in the first place. But that line of thinking... hurts... so he redirects his attention to Karma.]
He sounds like a remarkable person. Perhaps the room will revive him, in the same way that it did me.
[And then he pauses for a moment. For such a person to be a danger, though they weren't malevolent— it had to be something intrinsic to them that was dangerous that was out of their control, right...?]
Should we hope that it doesn't?