tw: r*pe is spoken in this chapter. please read with caution.
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Death. A term that many people despise. However, there is one word that has the potential to do good. Death has the ability to stimulate you to make a difference. You're yearning for a change, and striving for it will empower you to view things differently. We spend a significant portion of our existence in fear. This is why, when confronted with mortality, we must live courageously. It's inescapable, and it affects us all.
Living in the current moment and being appreciative for what we have will allow us to live fearlessly. Pretending death doesn't occur or that we all should be frightened of it in any sense will never lead to prosperity. Don't let death exploit you; instead, use it to drive you to live in the present now.
Many people forget about their loved ones who have died and go on. Will death serve as a catalyst for you to cherish your loved ones even more? As though every given day may be their last. Allow death to erase the distinctions between our various cultures and simply serve as a reminder to love others equally.
Death will give you a reason to live, a reason to live. Remind yourself that you are worthy, so that the sacrifices made for you are not in vain. Life is in short supply. Any physicist will tell you that 96% or more of the universe is empty space, much of the remaining 4% is useless land, and we have yet to establish the existence of life anyplace other than Earth. Anything so rare is valuable. And life is extraordinary, even magical.
Takemichi shows up at Naoto's apartment and insists on telling Hina about her destiny.
'How ridiculous.'
''Takemichi, that's a ridiculous proposal; why would you think that?'' You started.
"Telling someone about their future and how they will die is ridiculous, and no one should hear about it."
"The only reason Naoto could have believed you back then whether he was into the paranormal"
"That's correct," Naoto said, sweatdropping.
Takemichi sighs on the floor, gripping his knees.
"If only Draken was still alive," Takemichi lamented.
If he was still alive...
Over your head, a lightbulb went off.
"Naoto, find when Ryuguji Ken died," you exclaimed.
