Time sort of... skipped around. We didn't enact out every single day, but we just knew it passed and what happened in between. So my eye was mostly healed and then when I came back-- it started bleeding again. Everything did.
[ IT WAS VERY ANNOYING. ]
... Anyway, we were hired by the superhero agency since Ichinose-san's stalker was still following her around and he'd become some sort of... supervillain, I don't know. Lalli and Lux were there too. Apparently they'd been there the whole time? We were sent together to another hybrid facility and we...
[ he shakes his head ]
It doesn't matter. In the end we managed to catch that guy-- Rae-- and stop him, and then we were brought to this void, to make some choices. ... One of them was whether to let Rae live or to kill him. He had powers that could purify anything, so there were advantages to keeping him around. But the guy was completely unhinged and dangerous. His death toll was... he didn't have a single remorse, about any of it.
... I don't know what the others picked there.
Then... there was this long text. It asked us if we felt helping people was worth it, despite how hard it could be. I can't remember the exact wording of it. But the idea was... Do you keep helping even if the person you help could make you regret it? Even if you're reviled for it? Even when it's painful?
[ ... ]
I don't know if there was a right or wrong choice, but I don't regret the ones I made. And I think they might have something to do with this place.
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[ IT WAS VERY ANNOYING. ]
... Anyway, we were hired by the superhero agency since Ichinose-san's stalker was still following her around and he'd become some sort of... supervillain, I don't know. Lalli and Lux were there too. Apparently they'd been there the whole time? We were sent together to another hybrid facility and we...
[ he shakes his head ]
It doesn't matter. In the end we managed to catch that guy-- Rae-- and stop him, and then we were brought to this void, to make some choices. ... One of them was whether to let Rae live or to kill him. He had powers that could purify anything, so there were advantages to keeping him around. But the guy was completely unhinged and dangerous. His death toll was... he didn't have a single remorse, about any of it.
... I don't know what the others picked there.
Then... there was this long text. It asked us if we felt helping people was worth it, despite how hard it could be. I can't remember the exact wording of it. But the idea was... Do you keep helping even if the person you help could make you regret it? Even if you're reviled for it? Even when it's painful?
[ ... ]
I don't know if there was a right or wrong choice, but I don't regret the ones I made. And I think they might have something to do with this place.