[Jae-ha raises a brow at that - and his expression turns curious. Wondering. There's no hiding his surprise if only because - ] Who told you that...? Is it because of what that man said?
[The one in Souji's memory - the one who question what he'd be able to do with a body like that. Jae-ha thinks back on it and he contemplates. Souji had both his arms, he had both of his legs - he could have done plenty. Even in that hallway, he managed to do plenty. Making a difference for the people that you care about, even if you think they're small in the long run...]
I think I remember telling you once that I thought you possess the loyalty of dragons - but I never once thought that you'd be shackled to fate the same way that we are.
To be thinking so far ahead - as if something will happen to you, and you cannot escape it - maybe I'm telling you the wrong thing...
But I don't think someone as beautiful as you should pay attention to something as small and fickle as 'fate'. [He pulls one hand away from Souji's face, taking one of Souji's hands instead and bringing it over his own chest, with his heart beats steadily.] You and I are similar that way.
Each breath you take is already an act of defiance, and your heart obviously beats for something more than the time that you have.
If it's already like that, why put up the facade of bare minimum satisfaction?
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[Jae-ha raises a brow at that - and his expression turns curious. Wondering. There's no hiding his surprise if only because - ] Who told you that...? Is it because of what that man said?
[The one in Souji's memory - the one who question what he'd be able to do with a body like that. Jae-ha thinks back on it and he contemplates. Souji had both his arms, he had both of his legs - he could have done plenty. Even in that hallway, he managed to do plenty. Making a difference for the people that you care about, even if you think they're small in the long run...]
I think I remember telling you once that I thought you possess the loyalty of dragons - but I never once thought that you'd be shackled to fate the same way that we are.
To be thinking so far ahead - as if something will happen to you, and you cannot escape it - maybe I'm telling you the wrong thing...
But I don't think someone as beautiful as you should pay attention to something as small and fickle as 'fate'. [He pulls one hand away from Souji's face, taking one of Souji's hands instead and bringing it over his own chest, with his heart beats steadily.] You and I are similar that way.
Each breath you take is already an act of defiance, and your heart obviously beats for something more than the time that you have.
If it's already like that, why put up the facade of bare minimum satisfaction?