AUDIENCE FOR: Shinobu Kocho

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Comments

[guestservices]

[i hate you.]

I see. So, revenge and everyone else's future, in one goal?

[wisterin]

[ please love me, jan. ]

Yes. It's not a future I can witness, but knowing it is the future is enough.

[guestservices]

... If you're satisfied, then...

[a dip of their head]

With a mortal life, an end that you consider enough is as good as it gets, I guess.

[wisterin]

My circumstances are a bit out of the norm, so I can't say everyone should think as I do. What would you consider good enough, Cetus-san?

[guestservices]

I don't know. I don't really think about my end. [...] I guess I'm not optimistic enough to think that it'll necessarily be one I choose.

[wisterin]

It is a bit of a morbid topic, isn't it? I apologize. I suppose it's a bit fresh on my mind.

[ because of her life (or deaths) and the whole mg thing. ]

Of course, I hope for everyone to live for as long as they can, but.... in case they can't, even if it's not something you get to choose, I hope it isn't full of regrets.

[guestservices]

... I suppose that's the minimum to hope for.

[wisterin]

My, you're a little dour, aren't you?

[guestservices]

I'm not exactly what you'd call an optimist, no.

[wisterin]

I don't care for optimism, personally, but Cetus-san, does anything make you happy?

[guestservices]

[











they seem to be thinking about this.]

[wisterin]

[ help me (ara)

shinobu waits, but she thinks the amount of time they take to think is the beginning of the answer. ]

[guestservices]

... I don't really think about it.

[wisterin]

Why not?

[guestservices]

I haven't really had reason to.

[wisterin]

[ she thinks that's very sad. ]

I hope you find a reason to someday.

[guestservices]

[it's fine?]

Thank you. That's kind of you.