Nanami sighs. "I should have expected that." As nice as it is that the statement isn't a revelation, a part of him is a little sad that Yu knew he didn't have a future either. He never had a future with Yu, except in the after life, before this. Now they can have a future and live. It's better than what they got back home.
"I should. The kids would stand a better chance of winning with my help," Nanami says. That's what matters most. The future of those kids, of Japan, of the world. Whatever pain and suffering it causes him is worth it.
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Re: 6/20 after Nanami's talk with Maki
Date: 2024-08-20 08:43 pm (UTC)"I should. The kids would stand a better chance of winning with my help," Nanami says. That's what matters most. The future of those kids, of Japan, of the world. Whatever pain and suffering it causes him is worth it.