Is that how it is... I think that sounds reasonable.
[ it's a pity this world ... not just this world. other worlds too, just not in the same way as this one— doesn't grant people those choices. ]
I guess, in that sense, not everyone ... might choose to come back, either. If they were given the choice.
[ there's something in beelzebub's grim resignation that sits uncomfortably in vayne's core. wanting to die— that, too, is a choice, no matter much one might want to try to help that person, or convince them to believe in their own worth.
perhaps if whatever beelzebub was afraid of wasn't an issue ... but, no, that would be a requisite part of the world where everyone has the chance to choose that mio wants, isn't it? but then you start getting so deep into the various details and errata involved in making sure people have the choice... ]
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[ it's a pity this world ... not just this world. other worlds too, just not in the same way as this one— doesn't grant people those choices. ]
I guess, in that sense, not everyone ... might choose to come back, either. If they were given the choice.
[ there's something in beelzebub's grim resignation that sits uncomfortably in vayne's core. wanting to die— that, too, is a choice, no matter much one might want to try to help that person, or convince them to believe in their own worth.
perhaps if whatever beelzebub was afraid of wasn't an issue ... but, no, that would be a requisite part of the world where everyone has the chance to choose that mio wants, isn't it? but then you start getting so deep into the various details and errata involved in making sure people have the choice... ]