[Likewise, she returned Komaeda's smile, laughing lightly at his offhand comments about the Arehtei. Elios, from what she recalled, sounded quite appropriate given her temperament.
She did, however, hesitate on the subject of her last memory, freezing in her tracks as Komaeda raised the question. She quickly covered it up by appearing to be deep in thought, brows furrowed in concentration as if trying to remember the said thing.
Of course, she remembered what exactly she was doing--and the memories and illusions that pushed her into doing what she did. Everything she did prior to her death was leading up to that moment, after all. How could she not forget her death and everything about it, really?
But there was the question of how much she was willing to share to Komaeda. While they were both Ultimate Despair, something... felt different about him, and somehow Yukizome could not bring herself to completely trust this Komaeda just yet.
...Even if he was one of her treasured former students, so to speak.]
I'm not sure how this would help, given what happened before I got here.
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She did, however, hesitate on the subject of her last memory, freezing in her tracks as Komaeda raised the question. She quickly covered it up by appearing to be deep in thought, brows furrowed in concentration as if trying to remember the said thing.
Of course, she remembered what exactly she was doing--and the memories and illusions that pushed her into doing what she did. Everything she did prior to her death was leading up to that moment, after all. How could she not forget her death and everything about it, really?
But there was the question of how much she was willing to share to Komaeda. While they were both Ultimate Despair, something... felt different about him, and somehow Yukizome could not bring herself to completely trust this Komaeda just yet.
...Even if he was one of her treasured former students, so to speak.]
I'm not sure how this would help, given what happened before I got here.
[She paused, maybe a bit too dramatically.]
I died, you see.