There ain't somethin' anyone can do. I dunno what's goin' on out there, but not even police could do anythin'. ...Not that I thought they could do stuff, but y'know. [ He sighs. ] 's all real fishy. We didn't even know what happened outside the school 'cuz every opening was barricaded with metal.
[ The atmosphere of that school just screamed wrong. After all, it didn't make sense how all 15 of them pass out together at a classroom for no reason. There must be something bigger going on. Someone with great power in control. Then again, if there were superheroes back in his world, could the situations be somehow different? Would those superheroes be able to fight all the crap that fucked up bear robot threw at them and get them all out from there?
There's probably no point in thinking about it. The truth stands, there isn't a superhero back in their world. At least, he's pretty sure Jon and him came from a different world, not just a different country. It's still such a kind thought, though, and that's what Mondo really appreciates from his little friend. But more than anything, he's really grateful that Jon's willing to admit that he's at fault. It's... strangely validating. It's almost like Jon accepts him, despite his past wrongdoings. Well, Mondo isn't really sure whether he accepts him or not, but at least he's willing to acknowledge that and listen to everything. It's more than enough. The reassurance Jon tries to extend is like a good bonus.
Mondo knows, more than anyone else, just how much Daiya cared for him, how much Daiya wanted him to live on, how Daiya would do anything for that. It was why Mondo tried so hard to keep his promise to his big brother as a man: to keep Crazy Diamond together. If there's anything he regrets even now about dying, is that he couldn't fulfill what he'd sworn to do for his brother. He doesn't say anything about that, but the look in his eyes might tell Jon something. ]
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[ At this point, he realises how much more aware he is of his breathing through this talk. It's like he needs to remind himself to take a deep one every time. ]
Thanks, Jon. And sorry for keepin' this from you all these time. Must feel real shitty to know that your friend's a criminal, huh.
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There ain't somethin' anyone can do. I dunno what's goin' on out there, but not even police could do anythin'. ...Not that I thought they could do stuff, but y'know. [ He sighs. ] 's all real fishy. We didn't even know what happened outside the school 'cuz every opening was barricaded with metal.
[ The atmosphere of that school just screamed wrong. After all, it didn't make sense how all 15 of them pass out together at a classroom for no reason. There must be something bigger going on. Someone with great power in control. Then again, if there were superheroes back in his world, could the situations be somehow different? Would those superheroes be able to fight all the crap that fucked up bear robot threw at them and get them all out from there?
There's probably no point in thinking about it. The truth stands, there isn't a superhero back in their world. At least, he's pretty sure Jon and him came from a different world, not just a different country. It's still such a kind thought, though, and that's what Mondo really appreciates from his little friend. But more than anything, he's really grateful that Jon's willing to admit that he's at fault. It's... strangely validating. It's almost like Jon accepts him, despite his past wrongdoings. Well, Mondo isn't really sure whether he accepts him or not, but at least he's willing to acknowledge that and listen to everything. It's more than enough. The reassurance Jon tries to extend is like a good bonus.
Mondo knows, more than anyone else, just how much Daiya cared for him, how much Daiya wanted him to live on, how Daiya would do anything for that. It was why Mondo tried so hard to keep his promise to his big brother as a man: to keep Crazy Diamond together. If there's anything he regrets even now about dying, is that he couldn't fulfill what he'd sworn to do for his brother. He doesn't say anything about that, but the look in his eyes might tell Jon something. ]
......
[ At this point, he realises how much more aware he is of his breathing through this talk. It's like he needs to remind himself to take a deep one every time. ]
Thanks, Jon. And sorry for keepin' this from you all these time. Must feel real shitty to know that your friend's a criminal, huh.
[ In a way, he's betrayed Jon's trust. ]