Big Hero 6: The Rise Of Optimus Prime

Chapter 4

The scene shifts to a funeral as it's raining, a photo of Callaghan and Tadashi is seen with people putting candles down. The mourners gathered under the rain-soaked sky, clutching their umbrellas tightly. They were somber and silent, their expressions reflecting the profound grief they were feeling. A photograph of Professor Callaghan and Tadashi stood at the center of the gathering, a silent tribute to the lives lost. One by one, people approached the photo, lighting candles and offering silent prayers. The rain poured down, adding to the sense of sorrow and loss that hung over the scene. The scene shifted to the cozy café of Aunt Cass, who was surrounded by Y/N, Gogo, Wasabi, Fred, and Honey Lemon, all trying to offer her some comfort. The other guests in the café were talking quietly among themselves, their voices hushed and laced with a hint of sadness. At the edge of the scene, Hiro quietly made his way up the stairs to his room, his expression solemn and distant. Ryan stood a bit apart from the others, his face somber as he watched Hiro disappear up the stairs.

Y/N glanced over at Hiro's retreating figure, a sense of worry settling in the pit of his stomach. He could see the pain and sadness etched on Hiro's face, and he knew that the young genius was struggling to come to terms with the tragedy.

Y/N turned to Ryan, silently asking a question with his eyes.

Y/N watched as Ryan silently stood up and walked away, the café door closing gently behind him. He could sense the weight of his friend's emotions, and he knew that Ryan was dealing with his loss in his own way. Y/N turned his attention back to the others, but his thoughts lingered on Hiro. He knew someone had to check on him and make sure he was alright.

Y/N slowly made his way upstairs and slowly knocked on the door.

Y/N: Hiro..... listen.... I know you don't wanna talk.... But I just want you to know..... I'm so sorry about your brother....

There was a moment of silence in response to Y/N's knock. He heard a faint shuffling sound from inside, suggesting that Hiro must be there. Silence. No response at all.

Y/N took a deep breath, deciding to try again. He knocked on the door a bit louder this time.

Y/N: Hiro.... I know you're in there. I just wanna talk for a bit, okay? Let me in...

Y/N's heart ached as he received no response again. He could almost feel the weight of Hiro's pain and grief from behind the door. He knew he couldn't just give up, though. Y/N gently rested his forehead against the door, speaking in a gentle tone.

Y/N: Hiro.... please. Open the door. I'm not gonna force you to talk if you don't want to. I just... I just want to check on you. We're worried about you....

Y/N sighed, feeling a mixture of frustration and concern swell within him. He could sense that Hiro was going through profound pain, and the fact that he was shutting everyone out was worrying. After a few more moments of silence, Y/N let out another heavy sigh and spoke once more.

Y/N: ......take care of yourself Hiro.... ok?

As Y/N walked out of the café, the pitter-patter of rain against the pavement echoed in his ears. The cold, damp raindrops slowly saturated his clothes and hair, but he didn't care. He just continued walking through the empty streets, feeling hollow and lost. The weight of the recent tragedy was heavy on his mind, and he struggled to push away the memories of Tadashi's bright smile and infectious enthusiasm.

As Y/N continued walking through the rain, he couldn't help but replay the last conversation he'd had with Tadashi in his mind. He still remember how Tadashi had encouraged him to keep working on his passion and how he had offered to help him. The pain was excruciating, and Y/N felt a lump form in his throat. He missed Tadashi dearly, his heart aching with every step he took. It felt as though a piece of his soul was missing, and the rain mirrored his inner despair.