Tsunayoshi Sawada watched the screen, tears streaming down his cheeks as though he had synchronized with his onscreen self. Yet he was smiling.
"This is wonderful," he told Reborn. "Do you see this, Reborn? It's wonderful. That version of me can finally forgive himself."
The Sky, more steadfast and resolute than anyone, was also more gentle and accepting than anyone. He was far stricter and colder toward himself, but even if that other self was still him, he wanted him to find salvation.
"Yes. Mr. An is that Tsunayoshi Sawada's salvation."
In that moment, Tsunayoshi Sawada truly empathized with the Tsunayoshi Sawada on the screen. After all, even as a Mafia boss, Tsunayoshi Sawada was a tenderhearted person.
Akiko Yosano could not help remarking, "Salvation... Sometimes you really do need someone to pull you out. He's truly lucky."
Just as she had met Mr. Ranpo and the president. Akiko Yosano's gaze softened for a moment. Otherwise, Mori Ōgai would have taken her back to the Port Mafia to build another Immortal Army.
That was why she would never forgive that man!
"He's incredible." Ango Sakaguchi took off his glasses and wiped them with a lens cloth, his eyes gentle. "He's always been incredible. Always been special."
Not only to this world, but to certain people as well.
"You won't die?" Ranpo Edogawa, however, lost his composure, unsure whether to laugh or cry. "An'an, you say you won't die? But you're always dying somewhere I can't see."
Just like that other Ranpo Edogawa, no matter how keen his insight or how powerful his deductions, he could no longer count them all.
"Ranpo." Yukichi Fukuzawa stroked Ranpo's head, silently comforting him.
"Don't die, An'an." Ranpo lowered his head, his bangs hiding his eyes. "Please don't die, An'an." Even if this was not