[It's difficult for Nagito to empathize with Mikan's reluctance to delve back into the realm of death and murder. For him death has been an almost constant companion in life, taking people from him one after another. At first it had been overwhelming and traumatizing, but as the years went on he's come to the decision that not only is his luck at fault but also a clear sign that those who died simply didn't strive enough to live. If even trash like him can survive this long then there's little excuse for others to not manage it.
And isn't murder just an extension of that war between hopes? It isn't as though he even takes joy in killing or witnessing death itself, but he also doesn't shy away from it in the same way that many of the others.]
You stopped before, right? Because hope always wins. [It seems logical enough in his mind that no other outcome is possible.] This is just another trial to build you up even more!
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And isn't murder just an extension of that war between hopes? It isn't as though he even takes joy in killing or witnessing death itself, but he also doesn't shy away from it in the same way that many of the others.]
You stopped before, right? Because hope always wins. [It seems logical enough in his mind that no other outcome is possible.] This is just another trial to build you up even more!