Well, being a counselor was his past job- a detail the girl didn't need to know. It hadn't exactly been a part of his ventures but he couldn't deny the need to listen to others and believe in them. It was admirable of course, to see people tackle their hardships.
Steering through the pain.
Suffering when their dreams didn't follow through.
His smile fell as he looked away- staring ahead through the lens of his pink glasses to stare at a few birds perched on some of the electrical wires stretched from one pole to another.
He answers a beat after, lost in thought as he realizes the brief silence that follows Hamuko's words before he shakes his head and fiddles with his hoodie to adjust it.
"Ah yes, Junes. Time to really get into the field work-!" he starts and walks past Hamuko almost in a sort of rush as if tearing his mind away from latching on the forefronts of something rotten. "Junes, from what I heard was so successful as a department store that it severely impacted some of the businesses here in the Central Shopping District. A lot of the stores were shut down because of it...still," he shakes his head as he frowns and pulls out his clipboard again. "I have no idea on how such a powerful business could relate to the occurence of dungeons that open into your own heart. Did Tartarus also exist on a similar concept of popularity? Some magnanimous organization fostering feelings of that particular belief in others?" He turns the last question at Hamuko.
Maybe he needs to speak more to other persona users in Inaba before making any major conclusions. Easier said then done.
As they make their way past the aisles, the electronic department is right across and sure enough-
There's a small box filled with some boxes before the big screen.
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Steering through the pain.
Suffering when their dreams didn't follow through.
His smile fell as he looked away- staring ahead through the lens of his pink glasses to stare at a few birds perched on some of the electrical wires stretched from one pole to another.
He answers a beat after, lost in thought as he realizes the brief silence that follows Hamuko's words before he shakes his head and fiddles with his hoodie to adjust it.
"Ah yes, Junes. Time to really get into the field work-!" he starts and walks past Hamuko almost in a sort of rush as if tearing his mind away from latching on the forefronts of something rotten. "Junes, from what I heard was so successful as a department store that it severely impacted some of the businesses here in the Central Shopping District. A lot of the stores were shut down because of it...still," he shakes his head as he frowns and pulls out his clipboard again. "I have no idea on how such a powerful business could relate to the occurence of dungeons that open into your own heart. Did Tartarus also exist on a similar concept of popularity? Some magnanimous organization fostering feelings of that particular belief in others?" He turns the last question at Hamuko.
Maybe he needs to speak more to other persona users in Inaba before making any major conclusions.
Easier said then done.As they make their way past the aisles, the electronic department is right across and sure enough-
There's a small box filled with some boxes before the big screen.