TOMOGACHI
Can such a title even merit a serious thought? Fragility is a treasure akin to something priceless and fleeting.
YOUR DORM NUMBER HAS BEEN CHANGED FROM #119 TO #118! ENJOY YOUR NEW ROOMMATES, BASTARD! UPUPU!
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> RYUKO MATOI > KUNAGISA TOMO
What-- What was she doing here? In this school, in this school of murderers, much worse than the island of a crow's wet feathers, more cluttered than that Hanging High School, way more threatening than the four hours spent in that cage, it was dangerous, dangerous, dangerous-- Before I could think, my feet had begun to propel me towards the dorms. Room 118-- the first floor, meaning no stairs lay in her path. The first place she would go to was predictably that room. It was right beside my old room, mere steps from my door, but even that was too great a distance when I needed her, right by my side. I had to keep her safe, and that required being with her every single moment. My feet couldn't carry me fast enough. I rounded the corner into the exiting corridor, pushing myself off the opposite wall when my turn wasn't sharp enough, and continuing onward at an even faster pace. If she wasn't safe, what would I do then? Well-- Well, the trial would commence, and I'd slaughter everyone in that room for good measure. What of my sanity? There would be nothing left, for there is nothing without her. I couldn't think about that possibility right now. I crashed into the heavy door separating the dorms from the school, and pushed with all my strength through the obstacle. Straight down the hallway-- destination in sight. I grabbed onto the handle and swung the door open. "Tomo!!" A moment of deafening silence that stretched on an eternity as my heart sank. Not a strand of blue in sight. My mind was racing. If not here, where-- My feet took off again, to where, I don't know. Farther down the hallway-- I heard something. The voice of a child. Tomo Kunagisa. I skid to slow down, and ran back to the room. There, head popping up behind the back of the couch, was none other than the girl that had caused me so much trouble. "Tomo!" I closed the door, ran through the room and jumped onto the cushion of the furniture, where I leaned against the front and set my hands against the top to see her up close. No visible cuts or bruises, no sweat, no breathing problems-- everything was fine. I was instantly calmed, and addressed her again. "Tomo. What are you doing here? Wasn't Jun-san supposed to watch you?"











