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西原人

A boy and his dog || Naegi

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I think that maybe you’re the most important to the, in specific. His breath hitches, eyes turning briefly to catch sight of the boy as the names are exhaled with an apology ensuing. Elpis and your mom.

Mom. Elpis.

Togami sighs, feeling his heart palpitate in his chest a little slower at the mentions – as if the sentients that had once been those two had pulled him into the afterlife where they were; where breathing no longer mattered. Had he mentioned sometimes he wished with all the money they had, that Byakuya could have taken portion of it to find a forge between life and death. That he could just conjure up a mirage of their smiling faces and eager wags. There were so many things he wished he could tell them, and nothing he wouldn’t give to feel the familiar fur and soft skin between his fingers for just one more time.

"I apologize for the lashing, Naegi. It’s not something we talk about much, nor put any special sentiment to."

”.. We never saw a need to mourn those who are already gone. The Togami family does not look backward – it is too.. indulgent to do so.”

paragonofluck

Naegi nodded carefully-- easy enough to understand. His own life had been a series of unfortunate events that careened out of his control at every turn. To mourn at the past misfortunes was to invite yourself to trip again, and again, and again. Cuts and bruises on the inside and the outside taught this boy to embrace the idea that there's a fate in place for every person; that looking forward was the only way to go. But there was a little flaw in the words Togami spoke to him in respond.

"That's true. It's not the best thing to mourn so much, Togami-san. But..." His chest swiveled to face the blonde boy head on, and his eyes steeled once more. "You don't have to mourn the past to keep it in mind while you look forward. It's not like the lessons from class stop mattering once you walk into the testing room. And you can't answer a lot of life's questions when you don't know what you want the answers to be. And it sounds like you know what's really important to you."

"I hope Togami Byakuya keeps them in mind while he keeps moving forward."

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gaulllimaufry

creating alter ego ? ? alter ego behind the screen ? ? it is a mystery

°˖✧alternate version✧˖°

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chrisnerdwick

By ゆな

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chrisnerdwick

By だりらで生まれてきてスミマセン

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paragonofluck

une decisive moment || Naegi & Koizumi

shassin

"I… I guess." Was all Mahiru could say to Naegi’s defense about her interest, genuinely taken aback by how the boy seemed to be just as passionate in photography as she was; only, he was more verbal about it. Of course she believed that photography serves a huge part to the media but considering how people nowadays have been saying that photography shouldn’t really be considered ‘art’, Mahiru had gotten a tad bit humble on her field of expertise.

However, after hearing Naegi’s words, the familiar feeling of pride brightened the girl’s mood. Maybe there are some people who do still appreciate the art a camera can give. Once she finally settled her entire meal on the tray, Mahiru took a step back from the line and gave the male brunette a look of genuine curiosity.

"Super High-School Level Good Luck?" So his talent’s similar to Komaeda’s and Mahiru knew enough about the random draw the academy usually have for so-called ‘lucky students’ for her to question about it. Naegi still went on explaining though as she nodded her head, still attentively listening.

It’s amazing how he didn’t seem to be bothered at all by his title in spite of how most people would say that having good luck wasn’t at all considered a talent. Even she believed so but decided not to voice it out. But even if she did, she had a feeling Naegi will still continue to be optimistic about it which she found quite endearing but at the same time, out-of-the-ordinary.

"Well, you sure are most certainly lucky to be here.” She nodded in agreement. “I’m not exactly sure how this good luck of yours work but I’m just going to assume that even if you cross a ladder, have a black cat pass by or step on a crack, nothing bad will ever happen to you.” That’s how good luck works, right?

Noticing how awkward she looked just standing there, she quickly cleared her throat; not certain how to end her conversation with the boy. Should she just say ‘bye’ and move on to her table? Wouldn’t that make her rude though considering how Naegi was evidently trying to befriend her?

"Wanna eat with me?" She ended up blurting out.

paragonofluck

An giggle rose from the boy's throat at her comment about his talent. That was definitely a new one. He'd have to remember that. "I wouldn't say that, though. Before I came here, well, I guess you could say my luck was less than the best. You wouldn't believe the story of the day I got my letter." He smiled at her as they finished assembling the hearty meals on their trays together. There wasn't much to his talent, after all-- but even as his bad luck often took incredible precedence, he could always count on something good to come, because, after all, it was just luck, right?

"But, ah, it's not really important." His story wasn't worth sharing. Everyone else had something so very incredibly interesting about them, legendary backstories and names made for themselves. What worth was a day in the life of Naegi Makoto? He couldn't imagine. He shrugged a bit, and waited to see if his conversation bothered to pique her interest at all, before beginning to go his own way with a smile. The request to eat with her came as a bit of a surprise. But hey, maybe that was what good luck was, after all. Pleasant surprises.

Of course, the fact that his orange juice spilled all over his rice as he stopped short, and his apple fell off the tray with a splat as it turned out to have been rotten on the inside, he began to feel a lot less confident that this day was going to be a lucky one. In his shame, Naegi stood awkwardly in the middle of the room with eyes all over the shorter boy and the walking disaster he was terribly prone to be. Cheeks flared red and eyes turned upward to look at the girl with the slightest nod, as if asking for forgiveness.

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