Oh. That's not so bad then if they just go back where they came from...[he's decided this is different than the digimon.] I wonder if that means you could actually come with us to the Digital World someday.
If anybody can figure it out, it'll be Koushiro anyway. You just might have to sit through a couple of hours of questioning until his curiosity's satisfied.
I know it won't. Neither of us want it to be, so we'll make sure it won't be for long. Once everything's settled in both of our worlds, we'll meet again.
Even if we don't, I don't care. I just want to spend more time with you. [which he doesn't usually outright say to people, but. otome's been an exception to a lot of his personal rules.]
[ What did Otome even do to deserve Taichi breaking his own rules for her she's just making some kind of quiet noise and just. Holding him tighter. God she loves this kid. ]
As much time as you want. I already told you, you're family.
[amazingly, a lot. he's not even sure how to explain his attachment to otome but it's there and he's not giving it up for anything.]
For sure. [she's said so before, but it still means a lot.] I do want to come visit you, too. Just once. I want to see everything to understand your version of the country.
[he's a visual and tactile learner, and he thinks if he sees where otome's from he can understand and empathize better.]
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[he's trying to remember how much about this he actually knows.]
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[ Otome so rarely talks about this. Oops. ]
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But then what happens to the demons? Where do they go?
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[ She'd like to see it!! ]
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[nerd.]
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He's better about it now than when we were kids...sort of. But it'll give him a new thing to study, he'll figure out if it's possible, everybody wins.
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[ And she squeezes him, lightly. ]
... I'm going to miss you. Even if it's just for a little bit.
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I'm going to miss you, too. I'm used to friends being far away, but it doesn't make it any better every time it happens.
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... This won't be the last time. I intend to make sure that statement stays true.
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I'm sure we'll have a lot to tell each other.
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As much time as you want. I already told you, you're family.
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For sure. [she's said so before, but it still means a lot.] I do want to come visit you, too. Just once. I want to see everything to understand your version of the country.
[he's a visual and tactile learner, and he thinks if he sees where otome's from he can understand and empathize better.]
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[ She can hope it's very boring. ]
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