(☾)┊ (un)forgettable.
(♚)┊ Funny how the brain, whether a human's or a vampire's, would still be rather similar. Vampire's brain, of course, would be always much more superior, in which a human's brain would only use ten percent of its capacity, a vampire would use much more of their brain. Differences apart, the way how memories worked was pretty similar, if not completely. One might wish to forget certain memories and yet, either because they're simply a masochist or because that's how it is, their brain could never let the memory fade, no matter how many years passed.
Yet, how ironic it was, that when one didn't wish to forget, their brain did everything to make them forget. No matter how hard one tried to retrieve those memories, they would never come back. Sometimes it required many triggers to bring them back, but there was always the possibility that they were gone forever. All their traces burned, unable to ever gather together again. The brain really was an interesting thing.
Here, the case was the first one, when an individual wished to forget but couldn't. But did he? To wish to forget those memories, albeit traumatic, they had been, most of them, happy ones. Memories of a past that, even full of darkness and things he never desired, had had even the faintest light, that once shone the brightest. To forget them, would he really want that?
The answer was debatable, though no words about it would leave the heir's mouth. To even think about it made him extremely uncomfortable, yet since a certain trial, he had been wondering. It was impossible, right? He had died, after all, and with his own eyes Shu had seen what had left of his friend's burned body--
❝ ... ughhh.. ❞ A somewhat painful groan, mixed with a bit of annoyance, reacted to the brief memories he had of the vampire he had seen in the past trial. It was impossible, and yet the resemblance was something hard to ignore. ❝ edgar... ❞
