K0mori
Servant Supreme
"[...Sakaya and the Wish Planet,]" Vixaya answered after a moment, chewing her food. She paused a moment, moving her tongue around in her mouth before reaching in with her finger and pulling out a half-eaten pickle chip and eyeing it disdainfully. As she removed the other pickles from her sandwich, she continued explaining. "[Sakaya is an explorer, from Kanadys. She and her family are all explorers, searching for a special place somewhere in the galaxy. It's because she carries this gem she found in a fallen star that talks to her. She's supposed to take it back to where it came from, so that someone's wish can come true.]" She paused a moment and finished her cheeseburger.
Never taking her eyes of the screen, she dabbed the corners of her mouth with the sleeve of her shirt. "[...Every episode, they go somewhere new, and find others from around the galaxy, doing the same thing, and she has to help them, because otherwise no one's wishes will ever come true. And Sakaya has a wish she always talks about- to see her sister again, who's been missing since before the show began. She was kidnapped. Sakaya keeps hoping one of the people she helps is carrying her wish along. But you know what I think? I think she's carrying her own wish, and she never finds its special place and the show never ends. I think her sister is dead.]"
Zadra looked at the screen, filled with colorful characters and scenery aimed at such a young audience that Vixaya's bleak conclusion, which she had reached without leaving her steady monotone, couldn't possibly be, unless the Kosok animation industry wanted to leave children with lifelong trauma. It looked utterly innocent, actually.
Never taking her eyes of the screen, she dabbed the corners of her mouth with the sleeve of her shirt. "[...Every episode, they go somewhere new, and find others from around the galaxy, doing the same thing, and she has to help them, because otherwise no one's wishes will ever come true. And Sakaya has a wish she always talks about- to see her sister again, who's been missing since before the show began. She was kidnapped. Sakaya keeps hoping one of the people she helps is carrying her wish along. But you know what I think? I think she's carrying her own wish, and she never finds its special place and the show never ends. I think her sister is dead.]"
Zadra looked at the screen, filled with colorful characters and scenery aimed at such a young audience that Vixaya's bleak conclusion, which she had reached without leaving her steady monotone, couldn't possibly be, unless the Kosok animation industry wanted to leave children with lifelong trauma. It looked utterly innocent, actually.