[It wasn't Thanatos' door, so Hijikata doesn't feel like he said anything rude! He's sure that his Mitsuba wouldn't have ended up in Japan's hell, and its heaven is so transient that no authority there would have balked at her missing. At least that's what he likes to believe. Thanatos' words sink in, but he only lets go of the bridge railing reluctantly, eyes still affixed to the happy, if mundane, scene.]
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She's a kind person.
[It's a plain statement, but that really sums up what she is to him: one of the very few people - and the only woman - who accepted him after life led him down a thorny path. He tries to burn the image of her smile into his memory before turning to go with Thanatos.]
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She's a kind person.
[It's a plain statement, but that really sums up what she is to him: one of the very few people - and the only woman - who accepted him after life led him down a thorny path. He tries to burn the image of her smile into his memory before turning to go with Thanatos.]