(It's a curious memory. Overall, there are things that he can follow. Kotetsu has lost his daughter on a stormy day. Though he has never had a family, he has spent enough time with humans and others to understand the anxiety that he is feeling.
There are other things that he cannot fully grasp though. The incredible speed and strength, for example. It's more than what a regular human should be capable of, even under the type of distress that usually makes the impossible possible.
As the memory fades, Tsurumaru's first concern is not the curious powers or Kotetsu but rather--)
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(Not his "job" but his purpose.)
Humans can't stay in the past for long. It's too dangerous for their bodies.
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...Are you not human?
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I guess I didn't really think about it when I saw those profiles.
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There are all sorts of people here. Anything could be possible.
(A 1000 year old human could be a thing. It probably is a thing. It is a thing.)
But no, I'm not human. I am kamil more or less a spirit.
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[ But he nods. There are a lot of things around here that he hadn't run into, so. ]
So, you're going back to try to protect the past... from what? Other spirits?
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Must be some really strong regrets to go that far.
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For better or worse, I'm here where I am because of the past. Even if I have regrets and guilt.
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You're a stronger spirit than most.
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How like a tiger.
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Finley perks up. Like me??? ]
Oh yeah?
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Living on earth, the tiger is material and grounded. In other beliefs, it is steady, confident, and honest.
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My mother named me well, then.
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[ He glances at Finley. Tiger bond! ]
Which is why it's a part of everything I do.
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[ Finley, apparently, things it's appropriate to to nudge a shard in response to the conversation. ]
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There are other things that he cannot fully grasp though. The incredible speed and strength, for example. It's more than what a regular human should be capable of, even under the type of distress that usually makes the impossible possible.
As the memory fades, Tsurumaru's first concern is not the curious powers or Kotetsu but rather--)
How was she?
(He's more worried about his daughter.)
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