Saiga Kisa [雑賀稀紗] (
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WHO: Chloe, Kisa.
WHAT: Confirmation.
WHERE: Yanagi dorm.
WHEN: Saturday 5/6, immediately after the dungeon.
Fortunately, the run from the main hall to the dorms was not a long one.
Class was still in session; it would not be for much longer, but it still allowed Chloe and Kisa to arrive at the dorms uninterrupted. Kisa was quiet, simply keeping pace -- she understood Chloe well enough to realize, at any rate, that anything she said would go unanswered, or close enough to it.
That, and she wasn't sure what would come out if she spoke.
WHAT: Confirmation.
WHERE: Yanagi dorm.
WHEN: Saturday 5/6, immediately after the dungeon.
Fortunately, the run from the main hall to the dorms was not a long one.
Class was still in session; it would not be for much longer, but it still allowed Chloe and Kisa to arrive at the dorms uninterrupted. Kisa was quiet, simply keeping pace -- she understood Chloe well enough to realize, at any rate, that anything she said would go unanswered, or close enough to it.
That, and she wasn't sure what would come out if she spoke.
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Aya went from pained silence to puzzlement to surprise to irritation in the course of about five seconds. The door was closed and locked, keeping Chloe out for the time being and giving Aya a chance to compose herself.
"What are you doing here, anyway?" Her voice was sharp but low, in case anyone should pass by and overhear. "Did Yachiyo-sensei-- no, they would've told me. Anyway, look, you can't just go barging in. We need to try to keep everything undisturbed for right now, okay?"
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The German's voice had taken on an entirely new tone. It still had her trademark growl, but it was uncharacteristically impatient. Instead of the calm, nearly emotionless even tone, she was left with an almost angry snarl. Chloe fought to keep her temper under control. After what they had just been through, what they had just witnessed, it was becoming more difficult to control that roiling seething pit of rage that had always threatened to rise.
"Open the door."
Gone was her politeness and her mask of calm. Her usually icy gaze had intensified as she stared at Aya, threatening to bore a hole straight through her skull. One look into the German's eyes would confirm that if they didn't open the door within the next ten seconds, she was going to break it down.
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"Fine, just... don't touch anything, okay? I'm serious. If there ends up being an investigation, I don't want you implicated."
With that, she opened the door on a room that was essentially unchanged from that morning.
Save for one thing: Miyume's body on her bed, lying as though asleep, peculiarly doll-ified just as she had been in the other world.
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".... Miyume..."
Her voice was hoarse as she made her way to the 'sleeping' girl's bedside. Her hair, her beautiful hair was mangled like it had been in that god forsaken castle. She even wore the same ugly clothes that didn't seem to suit Miyume at all. A shaking hand reached out to lightly brush at what was left of Miyume's bangs. She wasn't stupid. The Gaijin could clearly see that Miyume's chest was not rising and falling.... but what really hit it home was when she reached for her friend's hand. It was cold... It was so cold.
The boiling pit of anger and despair began to boil over when it hit her that she would never see Miyume again. They would never have tea together again, she would never hear the other girl's girlish giggle. She would never have anymore heartfelt conversations with the only person to give her the time of day right off the bat. The only person who stood up for her, even against their teacher. The German's eyes closed as soon as they began to water, her face contorting in such a look of misery that it shattered her mask completely. Chloe fell to her knees beside the bedside and it escaped, a loud, hoarse, anguished roar that embodied all her anger, frustration, and sadness, that echoed through the dorm and beyond.
She had failed Miyume, and the tears fell freely and quickly as she held onto her dead friend's hand. She didn't want to let go. She couldn't let go. Her shoulders shook as she just knelt there sobbing silently and holding Miyume's hand.
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Kisa stood, seemingly planted in the doorway, watching helplessly. She reached out, opened her mouth to speak, but nothing emerged.
Even then, what could she say? The usual platitudes didn't seem right here, didn't seem a proper response to the emotion, the pain -- not all of it Chloe's.
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"Let's..." She swallowed again, or tried to, finding her mouth dry. "Let's go. We can't stay here."
She paused here for a moment, not entirely certain where they should actually go to. For her, at least, only one answer came to mind; whether Chloe would be up for it was an open question. Kisa thought it unlikely.
"I'm going to go back. I want to make sure everyone else is all right, and... maybe they can tell us more." This last was wishful thinking, she suspected.
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["Miyume... I'm sorry. I'm sorry I couldn't save you. I did what I could, and it wasn't good enough. It will never be good enough, will it? You were the only person who never hesitated to show me kindness, and I failed you... You deserved better than this. I guess... this is goodbye, isn't it? I don't know what happens after death... but wherever you are, I hope you're at rest and free of the pain and misery that permeates this god forsaken school."]
Chloe paused, fresh tears streaming down her face as she leaned down to kiss Miyume's forehead. It was such a simple gesture, but coming from someone as stoic and 'unfeeling' as Chloe, it was monumental.
["Goodbye, Miyume. Who knows... maybe some of us will be joining you shortly."]
With that, she left the bedside and wandered almost aimlessly back towards the door where Kisa stood. She seemed lost, and it was apparent that it didn't much matter where they went; she would be trapped in her own thoughts regardless.