hacking passion

rock and roll. i literally can’t find this anywhere else on the internet so enjoy bbc friends.

  "It is impossible to offend those who wish not to be offended." Quaint, just as he always was. "If you desire a world filled without ghosts and seek to find them for the sole use of confirming a glory to the world in which they do exist, they will hide themselves from you. If you open your mind’s eye and entrust yourself to truth, you will find there is more than what you see through your shell’s visionary. It’s only about embracing, not seeking. As the fortune of wise words, luck is only given to those who don’t make it a part of their plans."

      « Uhm. . . perhaps you're right, sir.        I should, I think, w-wait for the right        mo-moment, then. Because I h-have        always been f-fascinated by su-such        things, and pe-perhaps knowing more        about them will h-help bro-broaden my        ho-horizon. . . I t-think. »

Come on, Chihiro. You should know better than this. - - - ✏

Don't look at him like that, Fukawa. Come on. He wants to be optimistic. Just a little, tiny bit optimistic. The scientists are not a crazy gyaru with an army of even more crazy people believing her words as if she was actual lady Jesus. Bonus: they brought him back to life. And he's still somehow grateful about it.

“But, say, where exactly are we going with this treasure of yours?”

      « Oh --my apartment is just a few meters from here,       so we're go-going there. A-and still thank you for the       help, sir. I-it was kind o-of yours. »

  "Proof…proof is but a mirror’s image of what a person believes. When it comes to the valley of supernatural, there is no proof of denial that is of existence. I am curious to hearing what you have been told."

      « I. . . I am a pe-perrson of science.       Technology, more p-precisely. And       despite my field t-tried to contact in       any p-possible way s-spirits where it       was supposed to be s-some kind of       su-supernatural activity, but nothing       but noises of a-animals and n-nature       were in there. I have a cla-classmate,       though --he is a fo-fortune-teller. . .       perhaps he has more understanding       than me on the fi-field. I a-am sorry if       I o-offended you so-somehow. . .! »

  "Is that what you believe?"

      « Well yes. It has b-been proven       different ti-times, in my world, that       t-they do not e-e-exist. If they do       in y-yours. . . g-good for you, I       su-suppose. . .? »

     Ok, maybe it was a bit heavy.

      « B-be careful, ple-please. . .       There's something r-really fragile        in there, and I do-don't think I have        enough mo-money to pay eventual        re-re-reparations. . . »

"…Hello. It’s nice to meet you, Fujisaki-san."

      « Nanami-san. It's e-extremely nice          to meet you a-as well, fi-finally. I          still w-wish I could ha-have met you          sooner. »