"Kageyama! H-He was already hurt--!" Tome struggled to stand as the cold from the water seeped into her bones even if she had no hope of reaching either of them.
The spirit's teeth sank no further into Teru as he put his hand on it's head. He could see it clearly for the first time. Then, he laughed, but it wasn't in his usual haughty way. He laughed softly, almost in disbelief.
"Kageyama-kun...you called me by my name." The spirit's wretched form began to soften as the energy flowed from Teru's body to surround it.
"I get it now. It's fine. It's over."
The dove watched Teru's back as the form of the spirit it had once feared so much dissolved into embers. It felt just like all the gentle spirits that once roamed freely across the farmland.
Then, the rain to fall again. The dove heard Teru mumble something before he was suddenly falling too. The dove flapped it's wings in a panic and flew after him to catch him.
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The spirit's teeth sank no further into Teru as he put his hand on it's head. He could see it clearly for the first time. Then, he laughed, but it wasn't in his usual haughty way. He laughed softly, almost in disbelief.
"Kageyama-kun...you called me by my name." The spirit's wretched form began to soften as the energy flowed from Teru's body to surround it.
"I get it now. It's fine. It's over."
The dove watched Teru's back as the form of the spirit it had once feared so much dissolved into embers. It felt just like all the gentle spirits that once roamed freely across the farmland.
Then, the rain to fall again. The dove heard Teru mumble something before he was suddenly falling too. The dove flapped it's wings in a panic and flew after him to catch him.