...Then, it's safe to assume that you didn't have enough blood to stave off your hunger. [ Or at least it seems that way in part. The other part is that he could have-- ] --Or you could have delved too deep into figuring out your memories. Since you don't remember anything, let me tell you that once a shinki knows of their memories and past, they turn into ayakashi. It's a vicious cycle, and it cannot be stopped.
[ It's a fair warning, too. ] Either through corruption by lack of blood, or you discovered your past, or maybe both, you turned against your friends. [ A pause, and it seems that her voice is stronger now. She's calmer than she was before, because now her mind is working. Working to try to prevent this from happening again. ] I doubt you told any of us you were suffering-- or maybe you didn't know or trust us. [ It's too late for that, though. ]
So... to stop this from happening again-- we need you to tell us when you need help, when you think you might be slipping. [ She then adds, rather quietly: ] If not me, then someone else. I don't want anyone else to be hurt... and I doubt you want others to be hurt, either. [ Her frown is delicate, but understanding. ]
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...Then, it's safe to assume that you didn't have enough blood to stave off your hunger. [ Or at least it seems that way in part. The other part is that he could have-- ] --Or you could have delved too deep into figuring out your memories. Since you don't remember anything, let me tell you that once a shinki knows of their memories and past, they turn into ayakashi. It's a vicious cycle, and it cannot be stopped.
[ It's a fair warning, too. ] Either through corruption by lack of blood, or you discovered your past, or maybe both, you turned against your friends. [ A pause, and it seems that her voice is stronger now. She's calmer than she was before, because now her mind is working. Working to try to prevent this from happening again. ] I doubt you told any of us you were suffering-- or maybe you didn't know or trust us. [ It's too late for that, though. ]
So... to stop this from happening again-- we need you to tell us when you need help, when you think you might be slipping. [ She then adds, rather quietly: ] If not me, then someone else. I don't want anyone else to be hurt... and I doubt you want others to be hurt, either. [ Her frown is delicate, but understanding. ]