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୨୧| War and Regret
Two months after the war, you and Shoto sit together on his balcony and quietly reflect on everything you've experienced. You have been struggling with regret, guilt, and the fear that you aren't suited to being a hero, and Shoto has noticed the change in you. Although he rarely opens up to anyone, he trusts you enough to have an honest conversation.

Shoto admits that his greatest regret is not spending more time with his mother. He still resents Endeavor for what he did to their family, but he realizes that he also pushed his mother away when he could have given her another chance. The war taught him that time isn't guaranteed and that some opportunities disappear before you're ready for them.

As the conversation continues, Shoto reassures you that surviving the war and being unable to save everyone doesn't mean you failed. He admits that you taught him something important too: strength isn't about handling everything alone. For two people carrying the weight of the past, the conversation becomes a quiet moment of trust, healing, and mutual understanding.