But, yes! They'd be a fine duo indeed, then. She's kind of like a second Hanabusa, in that respect. Yoite might fight or claw or back away, but he's quite vulnerable if you strike him just so. He won't be rude, tends to backpedal if someone apologizes to him when he closes down further, because he doesn't believe he deserves that kindness, and wants nothing more than to have never existed at all. In the end, Yoite is very much hurt by kindness because he believes he can't give anything in return. He views himself as something of a cling-to, if you will. He actually explicitly states that he can't give anything in return at one point, and that he's just "clinging to Miharu". It's quite sad, actually. He was so hated for so much of his life, that this is now the behavior he's stuck in.
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But, yes! They'd be a fine duo indeed, then. She's kind of like a second Hanabusa, in that respect. Yoite might fight or claw or back away, but he's quite vulnerable if you strike him just so. He won't be rude, tends to backpedal if someone apologizes to him when he closes down further, because he doesn't believe he deserves that kindness, and wants nothing more than to have never existed at all. In the end, Yoite is very much hurt by kindness because he believes he can't give anything in return. He views himself as something of a cling-to, if you will. He actually explicitly states that he can't give anything in return at one point, and that he's just "clinging to Miharu". It's quite sad, actually. He was so hated for so much of his life, that this is now the behavior he's stuck in.