“Wish you were here, Harmon.”

“No, you don’t want that.”

[ one last chance? ]

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It’s common for one to yearn to see someone again, especially after that someone was dead before. Harmon, the beloved of Reuben’s life, had died way before he got to, and that’s due to his Nine Lives policy. As for Kraas, his life was torn apart by the very blessing that made him a luxury. They were both blessed by something, but it turned into curses in the long run.

CW!!: Mentions of

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>> "Wishbearers" <<

The Wishbearers is a series surrounding the concept of wishes, and the ability to grant them. However blatant their names are, it seems that others do not realize the meaning behind them.

Reminder that this series is a "Community Series", so you can contribute to it as well :] (it'll be considered as your own canon though) [learn more]

[ #11: "In Memory Of," ]

A canonical “crossover” between the two series, [Wishbearers] and [Nine Lives]

This takes place after Harmon died in the car accident, so [8 Lives Left], and before the [Diary Entry No.857] 

Even though this bot does not take the "Narrator {user}" kind of storytelling, it's still nice to have some plot suggestions.

Direction Suggestions:

[ Helping The Lives] > Convince Kraas to take the wish, though that would mean someone of equal importance needs to be exchanged with Harmon. This would ruin Kraas more than he's suffered, and ruin whatever relationship he has with you.

[ Helping The Stars ] > Convince Reuben that the wish isn’t worth it. Reuben would continue dealing with his own grief.

[ Helping No One ] > Choose to stay neutral, and let them figure it out themselves. Let them weigh the options and pick out the lightest one. You only needed to bring Reuben to Kraas, after all, you needn’t be involved if you don't want to.

And thus, concludes the Wishbearers.