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koutarou kurashiki

Let my art be the sound of my soul / Let it reminisce of the good times / Let it scribble the lines of the bad times / Let it bloom with excitement / Let my art be a representation of me / Just let it be me 

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[wordcarvings]

"You believe that it might be some form of risk to my soul involved?" Another thing he has not considered. He doesn't know what to think, honestly.

"I'm not sure about that. The way I see it... feel..? Is that this soul I have is only one. I am made with a recycled soul as a component in the first place, and one should recycle things as far as one is able, no? That's simply what this is, at least to me."

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"It's what I'm afraid of," Togusa clarifies. "I don't have as much to go on, just the prevailing beliefs of everybody. It all seems to come down to one of three possibilities for when this process finishes."

He puts the teacup down so he can use his hands to illustrate. "One, that the other soul will replace our own. That our experiences don't matter, in the long run, and that as the other soul is replacing our bodies, we will cease to exist, too."

"Two, that we both exist, and that the other soul will return to their restored world, returning us to normal. Both our experiences matter, but are separate and discernable from each other."

"Three," and Togusa raises a hand to Koutarou, "that we are, as you say, recycled. That the both of us can coexist, with the experiences of our other being considered like a past life. And that we can continue on with our lives when this is done."

"I can hope for two or three? But I fear for one."

[wordcarvings]

Koutarou listens closely to Togusa's words, to his worries. It's valid worries, certainly, and not impossible that something of those sorts might happen.

"As of yet, our experiences here still remain and matter. That is of course no guarantee that it will stay that way at the end, whatever the end may mean, but it is also an indication that it's possible that it will remain. Personally I would prefer to avoid the second, with the last being the best option out of all of them."

After all, he doesn't want to forget about the experiences that he has remembered. (And even though he doesn't remember the painful things at the moment, he would be of the same opinion if he did.)

"Yet, whatever it is that happens, would it feel right to you to not help?"