Audience- Yoji Uruha

[holyspirits]

Comments

[holyspirits]

It's impossible to avoid it altogether. Even here. To get this second chance in the first place, you all had to lose something.

[ like. life. ]

[kumeyuri]

[YEAH. LIKE LIFE.]

Well, guess we'll see if things balance themselves out here or not.

[holyspirits]

Don't say that like you're expecting torture, too.

[kumeyuri]

Isn't that more on brand for Hell than Heaven?

[holyspirits]

You'd think so! And yet, the accusation happened.

[kumeyuri]

Well, I don't think many of us expected to go to Heaven.

[holyspirits]

Not an unfair thought. You wouldn't have normally.

[kumeyuri]

But we're the lucky exceptions for this trial run?

[holyspirits]

Lucky. The first fortyish people who got plucked out. Potato, po-ta-toe.

[kumeyuri]

Was there no screening process for our souls at all?

[holyspirits]

It sort of defeats the purpose if you pick people who are sure to succeed.

[kumeyuri]

Makes sense. Is there a limit on the number of people who're allowed to succeed?

[holyspirits]

Nope. I think the boss is mostly hoping people do succeed to prove their point right now.

[kumeyuri]

Their point?

[holyspirits]

That this is a good venture for them to take.

[kumeyuri]

Do they have to prove it to anyone else, or just themselves?

[holyspirits]

Themselves. I don't think they care that much about other people's opinions.

[kumeyuri]

I see. So their goal is to confirm if people can redeem themselves, right?

[holyspirits]

That's part of it.

[kumeyuri]

And the other part?

[holyspirits]

Reform, probably.

[kumeyuri]

How well do you expect that to go?

[holyspirits]

I wouldn't have agreed to help if I thought it had no chance of success.

[kumeyuri]

Probably not, huh?

How badly do you think the lot of us need reform?

[holyspirits]

Uh. It depends on the person?