But why do I have to apologize to father? I didn't do anything wrong!
[Silence]
Mom?
M-Mommy?
Wh-Where I am?
I'm sorry, mom! I'll apologize to my father. Please come out! I-I'm sorry! I won't complain anymore.
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Lil'Youko with Hourai-Shell. She sounds and looks nothing like Youko now: her hair is still red but not "fiery" or whatever,
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My hair is naturally this color.
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P-Purple?
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Hai.
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What's up with the fountain?
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I've heard that it can show images of the future. But I've also heard that it often lies.
[She didn't look into the water long. She didn't need to see some supposed future. She knew what was going to happen in her near future. She'd watched it happen so many times that it was routine.]
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[Being a young girl, Youko was more open minded to crazy beliefs and fairytales.]
Huh? I-I didn't see my future. I saw a girl with red hair like fire and green eyes!
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[She looked to the girl again.]
Maybe the fountain was lying?
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[She says that in awe and wonder, touching the waters again.]
It stinks. I didn't get to know my future, but this girl. She seems somebody important. There was an army kneeling to her feet.
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Are you so happy to smile all the time?
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[Smiling was normally the easiest way to make people drop their defenses--though she did have a way of unnerving them at the same time. It was always amusing to watch them squirm when they didn't know how to react.]
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[She looked down, repeating what she had been taught to believe. What she didn't like but was forced to embrace, she added then added in a resigned, lower voice.]
Your parents must be proud of you. My father would have liked a daughter like you.
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I wouldn't say that. Nakajima-san should only smile if she wants to smile, ne? I smile because it achieves the desired end because I want to smile, not because I should.
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