Kiyoko Tomoe
The Donut Goddess
"Yes, because there's some reason behind why a person would try to burn down an entire city and then hold a child hostage, only to kill that child's mother right in front of them," Ayane said sarcastically, trying to hide the fact that her mind was filled by immense fear and hatred at the memories that had been brought up by the day's event. "You expect me... to forgive someone that murdered my mother, even when my mother herself said she'd never forgive him. Forgiving him won't bring my mother back, so if you want to talk about forgiveness, find someone that didn't one day just lose everything they ever loved."
With that, Ayane once more walked off, heading to a nearby street to perform for whomever she could garner the interest of with her singing voice. Today, her performance was especially meaningful, fueled by her emotions that had begun building up since the start of the 'execution'. She didn't care about the city lockdown that was to be starting up, she just sang her heart out, accepting whatever donations came of it, though she didn't sing for the money. She sang to honor her mother, and to release the emotions that kept building up within her. That's all she wished to do, and all she would do until she either became tired, or someone of authority were to tell her to do otherwise because of the lockdown.
Zamasu Jackaboi
With that, Ayane once more walked off, heading to a nearby street to perform for whomever she could garner the interest of with her singing voice. Today, her performance was especially meaningful, fueled by her emotions that had begun building up since the start of the 'execution'. She didn't care about the city lockdown that was to be starting up, she just sang her heart out, accepting whatever donations came of it, though she didn't sing for the money. She sang to honor her mother, and to release the emotions that kept building up within her. That's all she wished to do, and all she would do until she either became tired, or someone of authority were to tell her to do otherwise because of the lockdown.
Zamasu Jackaboi