''I'm glad you agree.'' Kagura says with a nod as well, gobbling down the rest of her plate. However, when Haru spoke about what she had dealt with, Kagura listens intently as she'd put her bowl down. ''I have to agree. Friends really do make everything better, right?'' That's how Kagura felt, moving to Earth was one of the best decisions she ever made. It allowed her to grow as a person, and move on from the past too.
When asked about herself, she does freeze slightly. Turning away, as she sits back on the couch and folds her legs. ''I uh. . . yeah.'' The young Yato put on a rather melancholic smile, since her childhood was definitely not one she happily looked back on. Aside from minor moments here and there.
''I have an older brother. He took care of me, basically like a third parent I guess you can say since my mami was sick a lot. I was really, really young at the time, so I don't remember a whole lot, just. . . him looking sad because our papi was always gone trying to find a cure for mami.''
She folds her arms behind her head in a lax position, a frown forming on her lips as she gazed down at the floor. ''Then my brother got really mad at papi for always leaving, and some stuff happened and he left.'' Kagura kept certain parts vague since it was rather personal, and probably the stuff with Kamui would be something he'd prefer Kagura not openly talking about unless he gave permission. ''So I was just with my mami until she. . . . yeah.'' Her words trail off, quiet for a few moments.
''My papi only came very rarely after everyone else was gone, it was suuuuper lonely on that planet, and I eventually came to Earth on my own and found a new family. Gin-chan, Shinpachi, Boss Lady, Tama, the old hag, Kyu-chan, Tsu-ki, Sacchan, Soyo-chan, and more. Lots and lots of people who became family and made me feel so much less lonely.'' She then sits up and served herself more rice, ''My big brother also eventually came back into my life too, he regrets a lot and visits me sometimes. Which I appreciate since I love him a lot. It's never lonely anymore, and I'm grateful for that.'' She warmly says, with a soft smile on her face.