[His words sound so hollow to her ears, as though he's been repeating them to himself over and over, somehow separating them from the reality in his heart. Even so, she knows them to be the truth. Yuuki... Zero... they are some of the strongest people she's ever met. Mentally and Physically. After the things they overcame together in Haven, there would be no doubt in her mind that they couldn't overcome this... that is, if it was anything but this.
To not remember any of it. It would be like Hak not remembering her father or that he is her bodyguard. It would be like finding herself in a world where Hak's memories were before her sixteenth birthday. He already has no recollection of Lili, one of their dear friends. But Haven is a monster, a nightmare. To go through that with someone you care about it and to be the only one to remember it is so very cruel.
Her arms relax, now barely touching his back as they slide down to her sides. Yona nods, her mannerisms a bit numb and mechanical, except for the deep, fiery hue in her eyes, blazing brilliantly as they lift and look toward the door leading into the school.]
It's true... You and Yuuki will both be okay. [But she's tired of just being okay. What does okay buy them? Her gaze lowers again, a barely audible sigh falling from her mouth.]
Hak... he doesn't remember you either. I wonder... what's more cruel? To tell them about Haven or to leave them in the dark?
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[His words sound so hollow to her ears, as though he's been repeating them to himself over and over, somehow separating them from the reality in his heart. Even so, she knows them to be the truth. Yuuki... Zero... they are some of the strongest people she's ever met. Mentally and Physically. After the things they overcame together in Haven, there would be no doubt in her mind that they couldn't overcome this... that is, if it was anything but this.
To not remember any of it. It would be like Hak not remembering her father or that he is her bodyguard. It would be like finding herself in a world where Hak's memories were before her sixteenth birthday. He already has no recollection of Lili, one of their dear friends. But Haven is a monster, a nightmare. To go through that with someone you care about it and to be the only one to remember it is so very cruel.
Her arms relax, now barely touching his back as they slide down to her sides. Yona nods, her mannerisms a bit numb and mechanical, except for the deep, fiery hue in her eyes, blazing brilliantly as they lift and look toward the door leading into the school.]
It's true... You and Yuuki will both be okay. [But she's tired of just being okay. What does okay buy them? Her gaze lowers again, a barely audible sigh falling from her mouth.]
Hak... he doesn't remember you either. I wonder... what's more cruel? To tell them about Haven or to leave them in the dark?