vncnus Chapter 11.6: Not Suicidal VI
Chapter 11.6: Not Suicidal VI
Chapter 11.6: Not Suicidal VI
Noione could share an understanding, nor anyone who would even try to understand. Evenihis family denied him, dismissing his words as creepy, attributing his lonesome childhood to the sudden awakening of hisipowers.
Its ratheritough not to be believed, isnt it
Of course but itiwas even more difficult for me when I was a kid. I got adjusted to being able to see specters, even if I didnt like it, and eventually grew unconcerned about it. But being called a liar no matter howimany times I was told that, I justicouldnt get used to it.
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It wasnt entirely unpleasant, though. EveniI made friends. Forithe first time, people believed me and didnt accuse me of being a liar I was incredibly happy, and having even just one person believe iniyou isia real lifesaver.
Smiling, Yakumo lookedigenuinely happy as he responded.Updated from
Thatsiwhy I wantedito use this power to drive away the wicked, to save those who believed in me, and thats why Im doing this.
Youreian outstanding guy.
Hmm? Aboutiwhat?
Because, usually, wheniyou suddenly start seeing things like that in your life, staying positive like that is unlikely, youre amazing. I cant tolerate that kind of thing foridecades.
Thereiwas no way I was going to get used to it, and I didnt want to be stuck with that power for the restiof my life.
In the beginning, I thoughtithe same thing.
Its fineito laugh because at my age, I still freak out like a littleikid.
Iiwont laugh. Nobodyican accept it at first. Butirest assured, thatipower doesnt stay with you forever, itican abruptly vanish one day, or gradually you become unable to seeiit.
Wasithat true?
Iidont know about the conditions, but Iido know of a precedent.
If possible, itiwould be preferable if this power would disappear sooner ratherithan later
Haha, well, not while workingihere, I guess.
Youreiright.
EveniYakumo, who had been viewing specters and other apparitions since elementary school, stepped into a haunted place voluntarily with a calm and composed attitude.
Even if thatipower didnt disappear, at worst, I might have a chance of familiarizing myself with it. No, but I wouldnt want to get used toiit.
Atithis point, Yakumo unexpectedly paused again. What was it this time?
Theisudden halt made me pass through him.
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When I turnediaround and said so I noticed that Yakumo, who had been speaking fluently up until now, was behaving oddly. The guy who hadibeen laughing hysterically and moving forward was so red in the face as if he had been coated with paint from the top of his head. Withieyes wide open, he was frozen in place like a sculpture.
The exact same miserableistate he was in when he first showed up.
Yakumo!?
What in theiworld
Close
What!?
Redidripped from his eyes and mouth as he uttered the brief words, and I raised my voice in astonishment. Close? What did he mean
Theiplace where I collapsed right, I recall it, I
Beforeihis next words could be delivered, something compelled him to clutch his head and complain of acute pain.
W-Whatihappened! Hey!
What was I doing? Regret bubbled up within me. Indeed, I had agreed to be here. I went to this place because it was sickening to see people die, even if they were strangers. Initially, I thought, Give me a break, but if I didnt cooperate, I would undoubtedly feel terrible later on, so I lent a hand to Yakumo for the self-centered reason of wanting to make things easier on myself. It wasnt because I wanted to save people. All because I didnt want to regret anything. Because I didnt want to create obstacles in my life.
But, but, but, but
These choices made in a momentary rush of tension shouldnt be made easily. In this world, there existed a convenient phrase, the right man for the right job.
At this time, I once again thought to myself.
The couple who would mindlessly venture to a haunted place was foolish. And that I was an even greater fool for running around in the sea of trees with tears in my eyes, screaming at the top of my lungs, despite having chosen to do so myself.
The pit of my stomach churned and the back of my throat shot up. Not even I could tell where I was running to anymore. The vinyl string that served as my lifeline had somehow snapped, and it was flopping around on the edge of my bag.
There was no going back. All I could do was keep moving forward. Regardless of whether my face grazed by the grass or hit a branch, I ran forward as if I were struggling. It was so hilarious that I felt like a wild boar running forward.
In the midst of my desperation, I tumbled to the ground drastically, my feet caught in the thick roots of the tree without being aware of what was below me.
A stone bare from the ground struck my head and sent me to the muddy soil. With an increasingly hollow feeling of hopelessness, I held my lightly bleeding head and feebly lifted myself up.
The moment I looked up, calmness flooded through me. The atmosphere of the place was different from before
As usual, the branches and leaves were clamoring overhead, and I couldnt even see the night sky, but before I knew it, I found myself in a slightly more open area. The trees were not so dense, but instead, the large trees were all around me, and it was a vast place.
My face, knees, and everywhere else were sore from my rough fall, but I could still manage to move.
Grabbing my flashlight and picking it up, I vigilantly illuminated the area.
It was a hundred times more terrifying than any horror movie out there. The occasional wind blowing incongruously from behind me nearly stopped my heart several times. The light reflected something, and I immediately jumped up at that, but I knew what it was right away.
A car a car was there
A dirty one-box type light car, which looked like it had crashed from a very high place, its structure almost disintegrated, covered with dirt and dust. The window glass was heavily cracked and I couldnt see well into the car It was quite unpleasant to view a scrappy car in a place like this.
It was unbelievable that someone had abandoned the car. Why did this thing end up in a place like this?
I mean, wait This was It was a black van
My face twitched as I gazed at it. Yakumo had told me to search for a black van.
Then, could it be this one here
Frightened, I searched around the van, lighting up the area, and looking for the shape of a person. This time I went around the back of the van, impatiently, and reached for the light.
My heart shrieked louder than ever.
I found it
It was literally under a large tree that had been charred and left a trail of rough fall. A person wearing a red sleeveless parka, long hair disheveled on the ground, in a prone position.
Hey
A bright red spiked bat rolled near the arm that had been thrown out of the way.
Yakumos two eyes were closed and his face was smeared with mud and blood from the preceding days rain, so I slid over to him and called out to him. I repeatedly shook his body.
Hey! Hey! Caniyou hear me! Hang on!
Evenithough I called out, he didnt even twitch. My whole body went into a state of fear.
H-Heidied
At the conclusion of a chaotic process, I endeavored to keep my thoughts from becoming disorganized and exploding. Right, breath, I hadito ensure he was breathing.
I hurriedlyiput my hand over his mouth.
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Hey. This
Heiwas not.. breathing