It's around this time that Yoite begins to wonder whether or not 'fate' is stronger than 'wisdom.' Are things simply meant to happen? Maybe flows like that are nonsensical. But it's a little too philosophical for him to concentrate on, and it goes against everything he's been believing in, so he tries to rest, and utterly fails.
He's not sure whether or not he's a ghost, right now, or whether he's just - existing nowhere. Is this was erasure entails? But that can't be right. He's solid, isn't he? At least, he's not passing through the floor. There's an urge to put his hands to his own stomach, to see what happens, but he can't bear it.
Though he wonders about his body. Why it hasn't crumbled, why it's - here in the first place.
The shop in Banten. The little restaurant. Miharu will be coming home to it soon, won't he? And Yoite needs that. He waits - tall, dressed in black, wanting warmth.
He's not sure whether or not he's a ghost, right now, or whether he's just - existing nowhere. Is this was erasure entails? But that can't be right. He's solid, isn't he? At least, he's not passing through the floor. There's an urge to put his hands to his own stomach, to see what happens, but he can't bear it.
Though he wonders about his body. Why it hasn't crumbled, why it's - here in the first place.
The shop in Banten. The little restaurant. Miharu will be coming home to it soon, won't he? And Yoite needs that. He waits - tall, dressed in black, wanting warmth.
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