BTS HYYH Notes (Book 1, 2, BUS Game) // COMPLETE [Part 2]

2022, Jul 11 - Namjoon (Finding Clues From The Dream)

(A/N: this is part of the loop from July 10)

[Places: Songju City, rooftop]

We went up and down different buildings all night. Could we really find the place? Zonked out in the plaza in front of City Hall, we looked up at the night sky. We could see only the right half of the moon.

I remembered Taehyung mentioning the moon on his dream. The old moon, he said. There would be the old moon twenty days from now. And a month after that, and another month after that, and a year after that, and ten years after that. It was impossible to figure out the timing of it just with the shape of the moon.

I finished my drink, and after crumpling up the can, I said, "There is one last place we should go and check." The last building wasn't it either. When we walked up to the rooftop, we couldn't see either a billboard for canned coffee or the four leaf clover logo. "I didn't know Songju was this big." I said as I crisscrossed the rooftop.

"Me either. With way too many buildings. I wouldn't wish for anything else if I owned one floor of any building out there." Taehyung grumbled as he stood next to me.

We stood side by side with our arms dangling over the rooftop rail.

"Do you really believe what I told you?" I asked him.

Over in the distance, red lights glimmered as the sun was rising. It became bright all around, and it'd be stifling hot in no time. Because we'd been running around the whole time, sweating, I felt wet around my neck.

Wiping away the sweat with my palm, I said, "When you believe something which you find hard to believe, that's really believing it."

Not understanding what I'd said, Taehyung exclaimed in disbelief, "If you believe something, you believe it. If you can't believe something, you don't. What do you mean by believing something which you find hard to believe?" He looked down on Songju.

"I know. I don't know what I'm saying either. Anyway, let's go down."

We walked across the rooftop and took the elevator to the ground. It was the start of a new day.