PCs - Kashuu

[moonlightbeast]

sword friend sword friend

Comments

[moonlightbeast]

Even if it's something small, like reading a book to you or making you something to eat, or even just sitting around with you for a while. Just tell me and I'll do it.

[Like the thought of a memorial. He is on board with that.]

If anything of his appears in the alley, we could write messages to him maybe.

[slashay]

Thanks, Atsushi. I'll let you know.

[Little things like that are easy to handle, at least. Simple, small little things that make the hurt stand out just a little less.]

But yeah, I think we could. Some of us were thinking of cleaning up the alley a little and trying to make it a nicer place to use as, like - a place of remembrance.

[moonlightbeast]

That would be nice. Cleaning up the darker places might help make the Prism better overall anyway.

[slashay]

Mm... Yeah, you might be right about that.

[He still doesn't want to ascribe to the theory that it's a malevolent entity, after all. Not with the way the residents had described it to him, being so sword-like in its nature.]

We'll make it a nice place to visit. Or as nice as we can, anyway.

[moonlightbeast]

You know, someone said that the places that keep showing up are connected to the people here. Maybe if we think about it enough, a proper place to remember people will show up too.

[slashay]

[It's a sad thought in that they have to consider it at all, but something of a comfort, too - to think that they might be able to properly honor the ones who have died.]

...Maybe, yeah. I think that'd be good. We'll do the best with what we have for now, but I don't want their souls to-- not be at ease or something, you know?

[moonlightbeast]

Right. At the very least, they should be able to rest peacefully.

[Whatever that means, at least. Atsushi isn't particularly religious, so he has no baseline for 'what comes after'.]

[slashay]

[Kashuu's baseline is Not Good, but this is about all he can think of to offer for now.]

Yeah. We'll do our best - together.