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Hey everyone. This is Kairi.

I just want everyone to know, I checked this morning and I've been looking around to make sure, and it's confirmed at this point... Sora is no longer with us.

I... Light, I really don't have much else to say beyond that. He wasn't at home when we were brought here, and I don't know what's going to happen to him when he's sent back, but... hopefully, some way, somehow, he manages to make it back to the islands.

That's all I've got. If you'll all excuse me, I'm gonna eat all the ice cream we've got in the house.

[And then cry herself to sleep.]

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You're welcome. Did you mean a while wherein you've written some while you're here?

[[He definitely cannot say he's opened any dimensional doors at all, that's one up on him.]]

A bit. Nothing I've put up on the network though. I'm really not even sure where most of it's gone, I usually just scribble things out in a notebook.

[And some of those notebooks might be tossed by now... Ah well, she wasn't really attached to those old poems.]

Well, if you ever do, feel free to share. There's nothing better than a pros prose.

I'll accept that just for the wordplay at the end there. Even if I'm definitely just an amateur.

Ah, I succeeded. I appreciate your cooperation in helping me with my foray into humour. I'll confess readily to you, Kairi, that it isn't my forté. In fact, none of this is, if you can believe. However, I couldn't disregard someone dealing with a great loss.

[[Such a philanthropist and not at all just a creepy j-- yes he's just a creepy jerk.]]

Well, I honestly wasn't looking for professional help over the network anyway. In fact the only reason I even brought this all up was because I knew there were other people out there who he knew, who I didn't want to be wondering where he went.

Funnily enough, though, only one of those people has responded. Everyone else has been asking how I've been doing.

Also good! I'm not a professional, so the help you got was just what you needed. I'm glad.

Hmm...
Have you considered asking them with sincerity about their reading comprehension?

[Okay, that's kinda funny.]

I don't think that would be fair. I didn't specifically say not to try to comfort me in the post, after all.

I'm mostly just surprised because he's a very friendly guy, and I kind of thought I'd get deluged in people talking about how they were gonna miss him.

But you didn't want comfort, really. You seem stronger than comfort. I may not be the aforementioned professional, but I'm adept at people.

Why would you worry about that? Would it be too hard of a reminder?

Uh, I appreciate what I think you're trying to say, but c'mon. Nobody is "stronger than comfort". When awful things happen, people need a hand up and some help. It's got nothing to do with strength. Though I would prefer to get mine from people I know and care for.

Honestly, I kind of thought I'd run out of things to say. Like I'd keep getting more "oh, I'm going to miss him" responses and I'd eventually just start repeating things I'd already said and just feel kinda drained. But apparently I don't have to worry about that.

I wonder if that's true, if there's no one above comfort. If someone were strong enough to deal with loss and not need comfort as much as information. You raise a very good point. Your variables are also well in place. They would have to be people who knew each other and there would have to be people left who cared for both of them, perhaps. Or would just one of them suffice as long as the person who's left was the one cared about?

[[And now he's curious. Now that may just be something fun to play with and see whom enjoys the luxury of not caring, or was capable of it.]]

That's good, which is why I think and re-solidify that I think you're above comfort, should you wish and want to be. I'll assume it feels kind to have people reach their hand out. Even strangers.

[She's actually kind of annoyed at his use of "strong" like that, because that's kind of completely missing the point of both strength and comfort, but she's in no mood to actually have that argument with anyone right now.]

I mean, it is nice of them. I just wasn't expecting it. Though I suppose I should've been. Personal friends I was expecting, of course.

[That is, after all, what friends do.]

They're concerned. Most certainly there are a great number of people here who care very deeply for even strangers, you know? You've certainly given me a lot to think of in return, Kairi. I appreciate your unknowing contribution to that and afford you my condolences on your loss.

Perhaps there will be a time when you're not dealing with that loss to which we could speak again on a different topic. You have interesting insights and I don't wish that your ice cream melts. There's nothing worse on a level of treats than melted ice cream, as far as that goes at least.

Oh, well... you're welcome, I suppose. Glad I could help.

[And if she doesn't know how, well it looks like that's kind of what hes' saying.]

You're right though. I think I'm about done here, for now anyway. I'll talk to you again sometime, Ryuzaki-san.

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