[ sand, small and strange and sometimes see-through depending on the grain. maybe next time, he’ll spend more time playing in the sand with the others. or eating, or drinking, or just sleeping. ]
[ he wants to cry, but it’s a waste of water, of fluid that’s already oozing out of the spear-wound in his ribs. so he sniffles, and tries to squeeze back, cheek flat against the floor. ]
What do humans dream of when they dream of beautiful things? What do you yearn for?
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[ there's something fascinating about those myriads of tiny grains, all single despite being lumped into this mass. a bit like people, he supposes. ]
Okinawa, then. We can help Itadori's boyfriend.
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I can clean the fish. We can eat so much.
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[ even if the objective is to help Raidou with his project, they should have time to enjoy themselves a little whilst on the island. ]
If there's enough fruit, we can make our own wine.
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[ with everyone, with nanami, with the world. his hand twitches, fingers squeezing a touch tighter. ]
In a coconut we found ourselves.
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[ yes, and why not? to eat when he’s hungry and drink coconuts with little umbrellas when he’s parched, what a luscious dream. ]
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[ a raspy, amused chuckle. ]
No better place for wish fulfilment than Okinawa, I guess.
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[ a raspy breath, wet with spittle or blood, or both. ]
Will you tell me how your world works?
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the sound of Choso's laboured breathing has Nanami tighten his grip on the other man, thumb brushing over cool skin, trying to soothe somehow. ]
My world? What do you mean? What would you like to know?
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What do humans dream of when they dream of beautiful things? What do you yearn for?
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The same things as you, I reckon. Things and people that bring them joy. Something to ease the burden of living.