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“I have to do something. I don’t know what I can do, but I want to help him come back to how he was.” Would that even be possible? If Oz’s realm was as horrible as they told her it was, then what could Legoshi have possibly seen that made things so horrible? It made her worry more than she could ever describe in words.
She pulled away from Oz and let out a small sigh, brushing her hands through short fur on the top of her head. Even though she knew it would be hard at first, she was truly hoping that Oz could live here too, but now it opened up another problem that she never could have imagined. What had Legoshi seen that made him turn into this type of desperate wolf.
“We’ll figure something out. We have to…–”
She had to remain an optimist for both their sake or else then what would they do? She hated feeling like this, but at the end of the day she knew that she had to help Legoshi in whatever way she could.She kept her promise with Ozbane about being there for them when they came here, but now she had to help with bringing back Legoshi from that dark place.
“It may not be entirely possible to return him to how he was,” Ozbane pointed out, not to dissuade her or to crush her optimism, but they were trying to approach this realistically: trauma had a funny way of changing someone. Making it difficult to pull away from those feelings of hurt or anger or despair. Oz understood that. A smirk crossed Ozbane’s expression, and their voice sounded a tad more resolute, “but we can beat into him that he’s being an idiot and making reckless choices.”
They didn’t want to, but still, Oz moved to straighten their posture back up to their full height. That lingering memory of Haru having seen them shirtless, stuck around, but at least now Oz had something else to focus on. At the very least they wouldn’t have to come back around to that topic, hopefully. Still, some part of Ozbane felt, comforted, by Haru’s knowing. She seemed to be willing to hear them out, to understand, unlike anyone else that Ozbane had ever met.

















