I don't know. Maybe she saw her before that happened though.
If she did, it might help us figure out if the radio story is reliable or not. It said partner, like singular, so... there was only two people together in the story, right? I think Tenoh shared a room with two other people.
[ and by think, he means he knows, because he checked all the plaques to confirm that before going to his room ]
That depends if they all agreed to share that room.
[ If she cared more about sleeping, she would have tried to declare the Peacock room for herself, but she doesn't, so she just pretends she needs to sleep every once in a while to keep her claim on the bed. ]
[ She's used to fading out of existence or something else, so she can relate a little (maybe). It's still difficult for her to understand others, as much as it is to want to understand others. ]
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Yeah...
Tenoh, the one who died... I think she knew Kaioh before? At least, they seemed pretty close when I spoke to them both at the same time.
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She considers that information. ]
So you think Kaioh has an idea about what occurred?
[ ... ]
Do you think the radio story is close to what happened?
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If she did, it might help us figure out if the radio story is reliable or not. It said partner, like singular, so... there was only two people together in the story, right? I think Tenoh shared a room with two other people.
[ and by think, he means he knows, because he checked all the plaques to confirm that before going to his room ]
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[ If she cared more about sleeping, she would have tried to declare the Peacock room for herself, but she doesn't, so she just pretends she needs to sleep every once in a while to keep her claim on the bed. ]
Do you want to ask Kaioh about it?
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... but if they were close, I wouldn't be surprised if we have to wait before she says anything.
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People you barely know walking up to you might not be welcomed.
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I would want to do something about it. IF someone I loved died, I would do something about it.
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But... [ hm ] it's hard to predict how you might react right when it happens. Sometimes it's better to give them a little time to cool.
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[ How surprising. ]
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You can keep it in mind.
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HE'S JUST :T ]
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Do you have someone like that at home?
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Not anymore. I moved.
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[ Well, she doesn't know how it works for humans. ]
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[ he shrugs ]
But that's pretty common.
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Do you think about them often?
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[ things are easier when they're clean splits, he thinks. ]
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[ If it's an important person, she knows she wouldn't want to forget someone who's touched her life enough that she'd accept them. ]
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Sometimes it's just better that way.
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[ For her, the other person could forget her, and it'd be fine, but she wouldn't want to stop thinking about them. ]
You think it's better for you.
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[ he knows not everyone feels the same. ]
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[ She shrugs. It's his life, and she doesn't care or understand enough to delve deeper than this. ]
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[ that's fine. ]