Weird thought but imagine in this case that Kagiura is a plane: he reflects the sun and the light, you can spot him on a sunny day, and even if you can't, you can sometimes hear him there—he makes his presence known; he moves fast and with purpose; he rises and he falls, there's often turbulence but there's often a smooth flight; he leaves his mark wherever he goes, sometimes you can see it and sometimes you can't, but for the most part, he soars above the clouds. And if we say Hirano is a cloud (lol), he often looks up at Kagiura and sees him shining, like here. And so, if Kagiura is the plane and Hirano is the clouds, in chapter 20, the distrail was caused by a [plane] leaving a visual trail through the clouds. Kagiura left his mark on Hirano, and so even if the plane isn't "there" anymore, the cloud still has proof of that presence. He didn't *need* to look up that time, just had to feel it

I’m currently very sick and very weak, but I mustered up the energy to draw because the Sage and Adrien parallels have been twisting in my brain ever since I finished Frontiers only Sage has a villain dad who actually loves her, but I digress-

June 30th 1963 – Interview with Gianni Bisiach for RAI