Simply put, we went through a ritual that spanned over 120 years. It escalated each time we did it, until it fell into the usual patterns for this place.
Ah. Well... I guess? It's more that two of us died and we ended up in the same place, with Itsuki there as well. Unfortunately, that left Nogiku alone.
Largely, there was nothing that couldn't be solved through more pacifistic methods, even if the results weren't exactly what we wanted. We were never actually required to take a life to proceed.
And besides, I wasn't among those made to act against their will.
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He came back, barely standing. I think it was more emotional exhaustion.
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Are you willing to talk about what you went through?
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You were able to reach the dead there?
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That is what I meant.
[ It's not like she's had much experience with people actually being to reach the dead in any scenario. At home or here. ]
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Did you manage to reunite before coming back?
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[nogiku suffered so much]
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[that's just how it be, sometimes.]
I made choices I could live with. [...] I just wish I could've done more for everyone, and I'm sorry that I caused Nogiku pain by leaving her behind.
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That lines up with what I thought. [ Not exactly but enough. ] I just wasn't sure if you were forced to make choices you didn't want to make.
[ That's a running theme. ]
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Largely, there was nothing that couldn't be solved through more pacifistic methods, even if the results weren't exactly what we wanted. We were never actually required to take a life to proceed.
And besides, I wasn't among those made to act against their will.
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