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Today was a slow day at Angel’s Share. One of Diluc’s favorite kinds of days to work. Not a whole lot of drunkards, Venti and Kaeya wouldn’t come in till later that night, Rosaria joining them.
He was happy to cover for Charles today, who had called in sick, the floor was nearly empty and the crowds and rush would happen later.
Which is why he was so surprised when the door opened, and entered—no rushed—the Cavalry Captain and his estranged brother himself, Kaeya Alberich, looking incredibly panicked and slamming the door behind him.
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Losing a life doesn't mean the body accepting death and letting fate take over. It means eyes lose interest in seeing the beauties of life. Hands lose the power to grasp everything once they used to do so well. Legs begging to stop moving, just laying in eternal silence as there is nothing else but the body that gave up on living way before.
Losing a life is when one loses faith and hope for living. And the ceremony is when the body agrees with the one in question. A farewell that is too late.
Or a tragedy that could've been avoided, with a solution so easy it's almost insulting.
Visions meant everything to one's life, often knowing their owner better than the owner oneself.
However, subconsciousness also had its place in this universe.
What was unexpected, however, was to see subconsciousness does not only control the way one behaves but also controls the Vision itself.To make the question clear: What if the Vision never meant to bring service and power to its owner?
= This book now has a prequel named "The Cliff - Oneshot" it is not a must but would make the experience a little more touching!