Regarding Little Cat's abnormal worldview of the mind, regarding how Medic saw Little Cat as the salvation of her life, regarding the blankness of Medic's own inner world, regarding their unhealthy relationship where it seemed neither of them had any meaning without the other...
But now, holding the microphone, Kal'tsit did not know where to begin.
Kal'tsit, who could accurately depict the end of the earth, had no way to describe one child's pathology to another child...
She knew that truthfully recounting Medic's state before she left would not offer Little Cat any encouragement... It would only worsen their unhealthy tendencies, gradually turning each into an indescribable burden upon the other.
Based on her understanding of "minors," Kal'tsit should not have encouraged Little Cat to take any practical action amid a Catastrophe. But seeing Amiya's exceptional performance while speaking with the Ticarondo Police Department officials, Kal'tsit suddenly felt that perhaps she had underestimated these children.
After gathering her thoughts for several seconds, Kal'tsit said:
[Go pick her up... on the plains...]
PS: ...Lone Trail's story... was so good, sob sob sob... Though after reading Lone Trail, it feels like what I wrote no longer tastes right, but I think that's because I have a fever. It absolutely cannot be Lone Trail's fault.
PS2: Lone Trail filled my head and now I'm stuck... The replacement chapter still hasn't been made up... Anyway, let this muddled brain of mine turn for a while...
PS3: Sob sob, kitty kitty.
Today, we continue appreciating the Durin who looks like a child but actually has a rather sexy figure.
The Mystery of the 2nd Medic: I Will Open the Way
The massive Exploration Vehicle advanced through the storm. As the primary driver, Liskarm was unusually not reprimanding her partner for teasing the "captain" on