Ā Ā Ā Ā Being told to wait did nothing inĀ his mind. Comfortably numb, still entangled [Ā clearer now, at least for a bit, not enough - something was wrong ] and only partly focussing on tidbits here and there past the window heās occupied a place on out of the sole reason that Arima had been told to wait. For someone, apparently, at least that is how Furuta had brought it to him as a message, now leaving the man [ heās so compliant to fulfil wishes, how surprising ] to himself for what seemed like an eternity, rushing past his mind in nothing but white noise.Ā Past his eyes in the few shadowy figures dancing to and fro before his still cloudy eyes.Ā
Ā Ā Ā Ā It meant nothing at all [ these faces ]. Nothing the reaper could quite remember [ were they new? ] other than small tidbits flashing up during the last --- two weeks werenāt it? --- passing by without recognitionĀ upon the men and women that seemed so fittingĀ around here. But not even the slightest known to Arima. Eyes wouldĀ avert, draw themselves to the cloud-hung sky, grey and unyielding, nothing short of rain that would fall in maybe a few heartbeats passing between breaths [ he remembers this? heās talked about it before - a sign, a sign--- ].
Ā Ā Ā Ā The door opening behind his back did nothing to make him turn. Nothing to even consider regarding whatever soul had stepped towards him in a single glance, with how he sighs and shifts and folds his arms on the windowsill within nought but a momentās notice. He was told to wait, not to greet, not minding for him either way - whoever was there, could address him first. Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā // @aaccismusx