It's a harsh world, isn't it? Regardless of how much you value the person, all they can think about is how lonely they are. You did everything you could to stop them from going insane and make them happy, but it was all in vain because of their negative mindset.

They chose to settle it without waiting for their written time because they couldn't wait until the end of time, and it finished with a single strike. Death need not be a constant on your mind; it might be anything. We were made to be free to do as we like because we are living things that desire life, and that is how life is meant to be.

A life free of the bonds that bind us, yet we couldn't win it without making sacrifices, which is why we have to guarantee suffering. But all I've observed is that everyone is seeking to die.

Why is it the way that it is? Why are you making yourself listen to meaningless thoughts? We were unable to accept that ache, misery, agony, grief, and sorrow were all a part of existence. How do we address that?

We couldn't pursue our ideal happiness without all of it. While we were alive, we could use all of our senses—drinking, touching, smelling, hearing—but after we passed away, our bodies were lifeless. Family members mourn, yet tears of sorrow were all that was needed.

One day everything vanished, everything was nothing, and who are we to continue looking for something when our bodies are engulfed?

We have no tangible key to be the center of attention, so all we can do is watch from the shadows and remain like a chilly wind that blows when we wish to show. Last but not least, regrets were made, and life ended up tasting as flat as ever.

However, since we have the option to fight or flee, our decisions are neither right nor wrong. As long as both were in balance, there was no one to benefit or blame. Each was similar to a grain of rice; some were sweet, some weren't but without flavor, it couldn't be more delicious.