…I don’t believe in Hayato’s declarations of “”eternal love”” lol.
If Hayato truly loved Touma, at least some semblance of regret should’ve kept him as a spirit/ghost, similar to how the skull spirit was the maid who likely regretted never passing on the letter to Touma.
This just implies that Hayato lived a happy life with no regrets at all about what he’s done, according to the author’s own logic about how spirits are formed.
That’s why no, I don’t believe Hayato. His “eternal love” came off as pure talk, no action. He justified it by calling himself a “coward”, but for no regrets at all to keep him as a spirit? Nahh he pissed me off.
…I don’t believe in Hayato’s declarations of “”eternal love”” lol.
If Hayato truly loved Touma, at least some semblance of regret should’ve kept him as a spirit/ghost, similar to how the skull spirit was the maid who likely regretted never passing on the letter to Touma.
This just implies that Hayato lived a happy life with no regrets at all about what he’s done, according to the author’s own logic about how spirits are formed.
That’s why no, I don’t believe Hayato. His “eternal love” came off as pure talk, no action. He justified it by calling himself a “coward”, but for no regrets at all to keep him as a spirit? Nahh he pissed me off.