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19th Healing | The Disappeared
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She hasn't been around for a while, but... Eva-chan is gone.
And this time around, I feel like a lot of people have disappeared.
[ Normally, Konoka tried to hide her negative emotions, but by the look on her fact that was an impossibility now. She hadn't really done anything for Valentine's Day, but any thoughts of making up for that went out the window. So Konoka's grave face paints the video screen. ]
There's been so many people I've met throughout my time here, and so many are gone.
But life keeps going. New people show up. It's kind of like... the cycle of life, but sped up.
[ It seemed like she just now reached that conclusion. ]
It's weird. It feels unfair, and to be honest, I don't know what to do... outside of keep doing what I normally do. But it still hurts from seeing the impact. I guess that's all I can really say.
[ And Konoka shuts off the video. ]
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Konoka... will largely just take to staying around Amatsu and her store. Now that she's no longer a deputy, she has a lot more free time. At Amatsu, Konoka may be seen at one of the lounging areas, idly staring into space or petting one of her Pokemon, who seem to be pretty aware of her conflicted misery. At her store though, she's focusing hardcore on paperwork and spells. Hey, just because a mentor is gone doesn't mean that she can slack off on studies. And seeing how things are mean that she needed to get a healer's system up and running sooner rather than later. She'll greet anyone with a smile and help, but anyone who knows her might see that she may come off mildly distracted.
She hasn't been around for a while, but... Eva-chan is gone.
And this time around, I feel like a lot of people have disappeared.
[ Normally, Konoka tried to hide her negative emotions, but by the look on her fact that was an impossibility now. She hadn't really done anything for Valentine's Day, but any thoughts of making up for that went out the window. So Konoka's grave face paints the video screen. ]
There's been so many people I've met throughout my time here, and so many are gone.
But life keeps going. New people show up. It's kind of like... the cycle of life, but sped up.
[ It seemed like she just now reached that conclusion. ]
It's weird. It feels unfair, and to be honest, I don't know what to do... outside of keep doing what I normally do. But it still hurts from seeing the impact. I guess that's all I can really say.
[ And Konoka shuts off the video. ]
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Konoka... will largely just take to staying around Amatsu and her store. Now that she's no longer a deputy, she has a lot more free time. At Amatsu, Konoka may be seen at one of the lounging areas, idly staring into space or petting one of her Pokemon, who seem to be pretty aware of her conflicted misery. At her store though, she's focusing hardcore on paperwork and spells. Hey, just because a mentor is gone doesn't mean that she can slack off on studies. And seeing how things are mean that she needed to get a healer's system up and running sooner rather than later. She'll greet anyone with a smile and help, but anyone who knows her might see that she may come off mildly distracted.
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But she couldn't very well ignore a sad person coming in and crashing the metaphorical party.
She approached Konoka while she was in one of the lounges, tugging on her sleeve. "Hey! Miss? Can you see me? Can you hear me?" It would work eventually.
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"I can, I can," Konoka answered her insistence by echoing back at her. It made her smile, if brief and somberly. She realized that this 'little girl' might actually be anything but, though she did look faintly familiar too... "I'm sorry, I just stared at the ceiling and lost track of time."
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She tilted her head, third eye swaying restlessly. "What's wrong?"
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"Cold?" Konoka tilted her head, confusion faintly visible on her face. It was only after she asked if she was alright did context slowly slip in. "I... well, a lot of people are gone and... I feel too drained to feel anything. Other than being sad I guess. Something tells me I need to still do stuff but my mind and body feel like they're... not on speaking terms."
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"Yeah. A lot of people are gone. I've been here for five different season cycles. Or I will have when this one ends. Everyone will go away eventually. But it will always be sad no matter what."
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She... sort of knew Eva wasn't around and this had merely confirmed what she suspected. But such a massive list of the disappeared, once she had gone to visit the wall one day, had hit her harder than she imagined.
"When Secchan was gone, I cried. Eva was there." Konoka said. "But now Eva's gone too. There were lots of friends I had and then they're all gone. And I'm not the only one who's felt this way. In a way, I've been feeling much lonelier for a while."
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She looked down at her shoes and then back up. "I can't feel loneliness. I can't feel anything at all, actually. But I can sense your feelings. It's probably how I would feel too if I could. It's familiar and hollow and full of coarse glass and ice shards and I'm sorry."
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An unkind judgment, perhaps, but Ted's pattern recognition couldn't let the departed off as charitably as everyone else does. In a way he admires the generous agnosticism people like Konoka had about the whole thing. They really believed they had no hand in their own fates. Ted wishes he could agree.]
Eheh, aside from attributing "cyclical" to life for an adjective, you echo my sentiments. Sorry to hear that, Konoka.
[Not that he had any interaction with Eva beyond the casual. She didn't seem like a good person, even in the colloquial way, but then Ted didn't exactly hang out with angels either. He knew how mere familiarity was all it took.]
Not a bad resolution, either. I'm ever your patron.
[For what that's worth. Ted thought the world still needed saving, after all. waiting and focusing on that goal was what kept him going in the wake of transient relation. He might stop in today, if only for custom's sake.]
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[ Once again, never quite sure what to do with Ted. There's that ever present feeling of 'judgment' in his words, but never is he deceptive. At least in matters of philosophy, anyway. ]
But that is a good point too.
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I don't think you have to do what you normally do... Things change when your loved ones leave. I think it's okay for you to change a little bit too, at least for a while...
Are you taking care of you?
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[ Konoka is actually a little surprised by the question, mostly because she hadn't thought of it. Maybe some part of her was really impacted more than she thought. ]
I...
I don't know. I'm lonely.
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[Satou remembers how lonely she was when Bakugou left.]
Do you want to get tea together? You can tell me about Eva-san...
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Where would you want to meet?
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[Honestly, Takeru had no clue what to do when his brother and recently within the last month or so their roommate left. Really he had just been ignoring it until a load more people have mentioned a lot of people who have left.]
But I'm not sure trying to do the same thing really helps, either.
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I mean, I don't want to toss away my emotions or anything, but I've already done my mourning. I don't wanna keep moping.
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Especially for those who are very much used to it like yourself.
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Well...
Then what am I supposed to do?!
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[Considering Takeru's own fears of people leaving, or if they were here one person dying, he understood this situation.]
It's a really difficult subject as each person is different to be able to give any good advice. Believe me.
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[ He probably meant well but it didn't help. She might very well crash, but with no other options she had no choice but to go her original path. ]
But people still need me.
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"Hey, Konoka! How are you today?"
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Konoka hadn't really dwelt on her emotions, but she was actually pretty glad to see Mavis.
"I... well I'm not fine, but I'm still going! I've largely just been winding down with my Pokemon when I'm alone. To be honest, I'm feeling better since you're visiting."
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That doesn't mean she has to act strong all the time.
"Of course. I did promise I would visit, didn't I?" She raises a little bag she's been holding behind her back. "Think you could take a break? I brought some cake for us to share."
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But Mavis has also been a guiding hand for her, especially since she started with her deputy run. She wouldn't know what to do without her.
Konoka set aside a table that the both of them could sit at.
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"It's better than great. Wait until you see it!" She opens a cardboard box and reveals one of her favorite treats: strawberry cheesecake. It was undoubtedly coming from a bakery or most likely Mokona's Cafe. Mavis was fairly good at baking but not _that_ good.
"I took strawberry milk to go with it, too!" She two bottles with straws, and a knife and forks on the table next to the cake.
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Fortunately, she wasn't quite at that point, so she settled down and didn't eat until Mavis settled just opposite of her.
"Gosh, you really prepared!" Konoka marveled. "I don't think I've eaten anything cake-like in the past two weeks!"
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