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Kaminari lazily came over to Shinsou, his body hurt but at least he got money. "Hitoshi, hey..." he said. Apparently Shinsou gad forgotten to do his job to get money using his knowledge. "How are you?"

- Denki @pisces-marionette

Shinsou cautiously eyed Kaminari, noticing just how much pain the other seemed to be in. He felt bad, knowing that there was little he could do to help. And it wasn’t like that merperson would be able to help. What did they know? Nothing more than Shinsou, obviously. They barely knew Kaminari, nonetheless humans as a whole. “I’m fine, Denki. Are you okay?”

#runaway musketeer #sword down

"Yeah, of course."

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

“Is it really?” Sure, there were some gaps, areas in his mind that were left unaccounted for, but he didn’t think his memory was that bad. Nobody would remember every little detail, it simply wasn’t possible.

"Yeah, you forgot to do whatever your smart brain does for money." There was a chance there just wasn't any openings, but they still needed the money anyways. It wasn't like Kaminari was throwing his body out for nothing.

“I’m sorry.” It wasn’t as important to him to get money, they at least had enough to survive right now. But, he would much rather be the one to get money. Kaminari’s methods were… wrong, in a sense. “I think I must have fallen asleep.”

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

He hummed. That could be the case. It was unlikely Shinsou came out of his time as a soldier unscathed. From what he remembered about other soldiers, it wasn’t uncommon to have issues after the battles they endured. “I’d have to assume it is.”

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"Yeah. I just hadn't thought about it too much and forgot, and war didn't help since I was focused on other things." And after he saw Shinsou die, that and survival had been the only things he's been focusing on since then.

“Oh. So, I guess the war also gave you some issues.” It was bound to happen, but it made Shinsou somewhat sad. His friend was affected by the war all the same. “I wonder how many of our fellow soldiers experience issues.”

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

“That is true. I would ask them, but you don’t seem to fancy the idea.” Or rather Kaminari couldn’t see the other soldiers. Not after deserting them. It wasn’t unlikely that he was a wanted man. He was a wanted man, right, or did his memory fail him?

"I don't fancy that idea at all." Was it selfish of him to keep Shinsou here? Originally he didn't want to stay with him, to help the war cause in other ways. Maybe he should let him go. "But, if you want to go, then go." He didn't want him to, he wanted him to stay. To be near him so he can make sure he's safe. Even if it was his weapons that snuffed out his heart beat more than once.

He didn’t want to leave Kaminari. The other would fall to odd jobs. To jobs that were no good for him. Shinsou couldn’t have his only friend hurt because he left him behind. “I won’t leave you. You’ll go around with that… creature, and it won’t help you. It cannot help you.”

"Their name is Sero. And they're not a creature, they're a merman." It hadn't known Sero for long, but the few months they've spent together have been tne best months since he watched Shinsou blow up. So he couldn't have someone disrespecting his friend, even if itwas their other friend.

“I don’t believe it to be a merman, Denki.” It couldn’t be. This ‘merman’ hardly looked like one. In all his studies, he found that it looked more like a siren. And those were dangerous. And if it was trying to get close to their friend, Kaminari was likely going to get hurt.

"So what is Sero?" Because Kaminari knew Sero was dangerous. He'd been long dead before if that was the case he would've died on the day they met, if not they had plenty of options while he slept. "Because they're not dangerous."

“It is a bloody siren. You are lucky you aren’t already dead.” Sirens were dangerous, especially to people like Kaminari. The man wasn’t the brightest, and would likely easily fall for its traps.

"I'm not dead because of Sero! I almost drowned and they saved me! They're just as much my friend as you are." Sero wasn't dangerous, far from it. What would it take for Shinsou to see that?

“It only saved you because it wasn’t hungry.” From his knowledge, sirens ate humans. It was why those creatures lured the innocent in. “I’m glad you are alive, but the damned thing is just waiting for you to slip up. For you to turn your back so it can eat you.”

He was too smart. It wasn't fair. Sero wouldn't hurt him, he knew that, but Shinsou seemed convinced of the opposite. He could kill Shinsou, he had the tools. But would it be worth it to get out of an argument that will come up again?

"Sero wouldn't. They've had every chance to but hasn't. I may love you, but I won't let you blame Sero for something they haven't done!"

Why wouldn’t Kaminari just listen? He wasn’t a scholar. This wasn’t something he studied time and time again to ensure others would have knowledge on the subject. Shinsou knew sirens. Not as well as some would, but he knew enough to know that the creatures were never to be trusted. Ever. “You can’t trust it, Denki. You can’t.”

"You're just going by books, have you even tried to talk to them? And stop calling them an it, Sero has feelings. What if they hear you?" Shinsou wouldn't listen, he was too stubborn. Sure sirens didn't have the best reputation, but Sero had enough intelligence to speak and make choices while considering more than what Kaminari would. Humans were terrible too.

“It doesn’t care. Denki, it will kill you.” He felt bad about being so mean, but he needed Kaminari to simply listen. He wanted him to be safe. And that idiot—his idiot—wouldn’t be safe if he kept sticking around dangerous beings.

"Like humans won't?" War was a great example, they both seen many people die. Shinsou died. Maybe sirens killed more humans than humans did, but Sero wasn't like that.

“Humans aren’t a common enemy.” If humans could hold a war against the sirens, they would, but the blasted creatures hid all too well. Sirens were an enemy for nearly every human.

Why did Shinsou have to be so smart? It wasn't fair, he knew Sero wouldn't harm him, but Shinsou puts it in a way that makes it impossible to argue without sounding like a fool. "Sero isn't an enemy."

All Shinsou was trying to do was help Kaminari. To keep him safe. That siren was an enemy. Just like every other siren was. If Kaminari wouldn’t listen, Shinsou would fail as a friend. “It is an enemy.”

He put his hand on his gun, he'd prefer not to kill Shinsou, but it made it easier to not have an argument. "If Sero really wanted me died to eat me, they wouldn't go out to get fish and eat those instead." Please let Shinsou understand, he didn't want to shoot him.

“It is just biding its time. I told you before, I hardly think it is currently hungry for human flesh. It is just going to wait until it is hungry and you are weak.” He just wanted Kaminari to listen. His concerns were valid, weren’t they?

He pulled out his gun and didn't hesitate to shoot, as always, aiming for the heart. He decided to hold Shinsou's body while he was recovering. Maybe being able to see it happen might help him not feel as bad.

Like always, it hurt. It wasn’t like Kaminari purposefully made it hurt, but he never failed to do so. If Shinsou were to remember it, were to know what Kaminari was going to do, he would have guided him to shoot elsewhere. Straight to the head would have been better.

Instead he was left to die quickly, but not immediately.

Coming back wasn’t fun, though it never would be fun. His body had to stitch itself back together, every tiny particle of skin slowly having to rearrange. A few ribs, broken from the impact and the fact that Kaminari wasn’t the most accurate, had to be pieced together like a puzzle. It was a mess.

Once the ring was slightly satisfied with the outcome, despite the still missing toe, Shinsou was left to be rudely awakened by vomiting up blood.

Kaminari didn't say anything, just keeping a hand on his back. "Are you... okay?" He's never seen this part happen, he always went away by this time. He didn't know what to do right now.

Why would Kaminari ask if he was okay? He was fine. Obviously. It wasn’t like anything happened while he was asleep. “Of course I am. Why?”

"You just threw up blood!" Was this part of the process? Would the blood disappear like the blood that sometimes got on him?

“I did?” He couldn’t remember throwing up blood. He must have gotten sick and eaten something. He wasn’t too well versed in the berries around this area.

"Yeah, you did." He wasn't sure how to explain it without Shinsou blanking on him. "What's the last thing you remember?"

“Well, I just woke up. So… yesterday, I suppose.” That question felt so odd. He had slept, it wasn’t like he’d just forget everything in that time.

"Okay." Was Shinsou dying making his memory worse? Was he the cause of this? "That's good." It wasn't, but keeping Shinsou from worrying would be better so he can make sure he's safe.

He nodded in agreement with Kaminari. The other held an expression on his face that Shinsou wasn’t able to tell the meaning of. He seemed confused, maybe, though Shinsou wasn’t the best with reading people.

"I'm going to check on Sero if you want to get more rest. Or just wash up somewhere." He slowly let Shinsou go, not wanting to shake him up too much.

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

"I'm not dead because of Sero! I almost drowned and they saved me! They're just as much my friend as you are." Sero wasn't dangerous, far from it. What would it take for Shinsou to see that?

"Sero wouldn't. They've had every chance to but hasn't. I may love you, but I won't let you blame Sero for something they haven't done!"

"Like humans won't?" War was a great example, they both seen many people die. Shinsou died. Maybe sirens killed more humans than humans did, but Sero wasn't like that.

“Humans aren’t a common enemy.” If humans could hold a war against the sirens, they would, but the blasted creatures hid all too well. Sirens were an enemy for nearly every human.

Instead he was left to die quickly, but not immediately.

Once the ring was slightly satisfied with the outcome, despite the still missing toe, Shinsou was left to be rudely awakened by vomiting up blood.

Kaminari didn't say anything, just keeping a hand on his back. "Are you... okay?" He's never seen this part happen, he always went away by this time. He didn't know what to do right now.

Why would Kaminari ask if he was okay? He was fine. Obviously. It wasn’t like anything happened while he was asleep. “Of course I am. Why?”

"You just threw up blood!" Was this part of the process? Would the blood disappear like the blood that sometimes got on him?

“I did?” He couldn’t remember throwing up blood. He must have gotten sick and eaten something. He wasn’t too well versed in the berries around this area.

"Yeah, you did." He wasn't sure how to explain it without Shinsou blanking on him. "What's the last thing you remember?"

“Well, I just woke up. So… yesterday, I suppose.” That question felt so odd. He had slept, it wasn’t like he’d just forget everything in that time.

"Okay." Was Shinsou dying making his memory worse? Was he the cause of this? "That's good." It wasn't, but keeping Shinsou from worrying would be better so he can make sure he's safe.

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

"I'm not dead because of Sero! I almost drowned and they saved me! They're just as much my friend as you are." Sero wasn't dangerous, far from it. What would it take for Shinsou to see that?

"Sero wouldn't. They've had every chance to but hasn't. I may love you, but I won't let you blame Sero for something they haven't done!"

"Like humans won't?" War was a great example, they both seen many people die. Shinsou died. Maybe sirens killed more humans than humans did, but Sero wasn't like that.

“Humans aren’t a common enemy.” If humans could hold a war against the sirens, they would, but the blasted creatures hid all too well. Sirens were an enemy for nearly every human.

Instead he was left to die quickly, but not immediately.

Once the ring was slightly satisfied with the outcome, despite the still missing toe, Shinsou was left to be rudely awakened by vomiting up blood.

Kaminari didn't say anything, just keeping a hand on his back. "Are you... okay?" He's never seen this part happen, he always went away by this time. He didn't know what to do right now.

Why would Kaminari ask if he was okay? He was fine. Obviously. It wasn’t like anything happened while he was asleep. “Of course I am. Why?”

"You just threw up blood!" Was this part of the process? Would the blood disappear like the blood that sometimes got on him?

“I did?” He couldn’t remember throwing up blood. He must have gotten sick and eaten something. He wasn’t too well versed in the berries around this area.

"Yeah, you did." He wasn't sure how to explain it without Shinsou blanking on him. "What's the last thing you remember?"

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

"I'm not dead because of Sero! I almost drowned and they saved me! They're just as much my friend as you are." Sero wasn't dangerous, far from it. What would it take for Shinsou to see that?

"Sero wouldn't. They've had every chance to but hasn't. I may love you, but I won't let you blame Sero for something they haven't done!"

"Like humans won't?" War was a great example, they both seen many people die. Shinsou died. Maybe sirens killed more humans than humans did, but Sero wasn't like that.

“Humans aren’t a common enemy.” If humans could hold a war against the sirens, they would, but the blasted creatures hid all too well. Sirens were an enemy for nearly every human.

Instead he was left to die quickly, but not immediately.

Once the ring was slightly satisfied with the outcome, despite the still missing toe, Shinsou was left to be rudely awakened by vomiting up blood.

Kaminari didn't say anything, just keeping a hand on his back. "Are you... okay?" He's never seen this part happen, he always went away by this time. He didn't know what to do right now.

Why would Kaminari ask if he was okay? He was fine. Obviously. It wasn’t like anything happened while he was asleep. “Of course I am. Why?”

"You just threw up blood!" Was this part of the process? Would the blood disappear like the blood that sometimes got on him?

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

"I'm not dead because of Sero! I almost drowned and they saved me! They're just as much my friend as you are." Sero wasn't dangerous, far from it. What would it take for Shinsou to see that?

"Sero wouldn't. They've had every chance to but hasn't. I may love you, but I won't let you blame Sero for something they haven't done!"

"Like humans won't?" War was a great example, they both seen many people die. Shinsou died. Maybe sirens killed more humans than humans did, but Sero wasn't like that.

“Humans aren’t a common enemy.” If humans could hold a war against the sirens, they would, but the blasted creatures hid all too well. Sirens were an enemy for nearly every human.

Instead he was left to die quickly, but not immediately.

Once the ring was slightly satisfied with the outcome, despite the still missing toe, Shinsou was left to be rudely awakened by vomiting up blood.

Kaminari didn't say anything, just keeping a hand on his back. "Are you... okay?" He's never seen this part happen, he always went away by this time. He didn't know what to do right now.

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

"I'm not dead because of Sero! I almost drowned and they saved me! They're just as much my friend as you are." Sero wasn't dangerous, far from it. What would it take for Shinsou to see that?

"Sero wouldn't. They've had every chance to but hasn't. I may love you, but I won't let you blame Sero for something they haven't done!"

"Like humans won't?" War was a great example, they both seen many people die. Shinsou died. Maybe sirens killed more humans than humans did, but Sero wasn't like that.

“Humans aren’t a common enemy.” If humans could hold a war against the sirens, they would, but the blasted creatures hid all too well. Sirens were an enemy for nearly every human.

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

"I'm not dead because of Sero! I almost drowned and they saved me! They're just as much my friend as you are." Sero wasn't dangerous, far from it. What would it take for Shinsou to see that?

"Sero wouldn't. They've had every chance to but hasn't. I may love you, but I won't let you blame Sero for something they haven't done!"

"Like humans won't?" War was a great example, they both seen many people die. Shinsou died. Maybe sirens killed more humans than humans did, but Sero wasn't like that.

“Humans aren’t a common enemy.” If humans could hold a war against the sirens, they would, but the blasted creatures hid all too well. Sirens were an enemy for nearly every human.

#runaway musketeer #// permission to shoot?

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

"I'm not dead because of Sero! I almost drowned and they saved me! They're just as much my friend as you are." Sero wasn't dangerous, far from it. What would it take for Shinsou to see that?

"Sero wouldn't. They've had every chance to but hasn't. I may love you, but I won't let you blame Sero for something they haven't done!"

"Like humans won't?" War was a great example, they both seen many people die. Shinsou died. Maybe sirens killed more humans than humans did, but Sero wasn't like that.

“Humans aren’t a common enemy.” If humans could hold a war against the sirens, they would, but the blasted creatures hid all too well. Sirens were an enemy for nearly every human.

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

"I'm not dead because of Sero! I almost drowned and they saved me! They're just as much my friend as you are." Sero wasn't dangerous, far from it. What would it take for Shinsou to see that?

"Sero wouldn't. They've had every chance to but hasn't. I may love you, but I won't let you blame Sero for something they haven't done!"

"Like humans won't?" War was a great example, they both seen many people die. Shinsou died. Maybe sirens killed more humans than humans did, but Sero wasn't like that.

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

"I'm not dead because of Sero! I almost drowned and they saved me! They're just as much my friend as you are." Sero wasn't dangerous, far from it. What would it take for Shinsou to see that?

"Sero wouldn't. They've had every chance to but hasn't. I may love you, but I won't let you blame Sero for something they haven't done!"

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

"I'm not dead because of Sero! I almost drowned and they saved me! They're just as much my friend as you are." Sero wasn't dangerous, far from it. What would it take for Shinsou to see that?

"Sero wouldn't. They've had every chance to but hasn't. I may love you, but I won't let you blame Sero for something they haven't done!"

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

"I'm not dead because of Sero! I almost drowned and they saved me! They're just as much my friend as you are." Sero wasn't dangerous, far from it. What would it take for Shinsou to see that?

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.

- Denki @pisces-marionette

"Sore. Tired." He rubbed his backside and looked at Shinsou. "Your memory is getting worse." There had to be some way to prevent it, but he didn't know what was causing it.

"Don't worry about it, it could be something getting to you." They were basically on the run just because of him, of course he's causing Shinsou's memory problems. He's making him worry too much.

"Do you think there's something we can do to help it?" He didn't want Shinsou to forget. The way he loved to learn, it'd pain Kaminari to watch him forget everything he's worked so hard on.

“I don’t believe so. I think it just comes with the territory.” He’d have to do research on his own to figure out what was going wrong. Surely other soldiers experienced this.

"I forgot my age, if that helps." He said, trying to comfort him. It was a terrible thing to comfort someone with, but it's not like it'd be helpful.

Now that was a surprise. “You forgot your age?” Shinsou had kept track of the years, trying his best to keep a vague idea of how old he was. It was one of few constants while he was fighting.

"All of them, I hope. It'd be strange if it was just the two of us." It's not like they could go back and ask. Shinsou could, maybe, but Kaminari couldn't.

Was it better that Shinsou couldn't remember? He clearly couldn't remember his death, it could be painful, and he'd remember what Kaminari had done.