He realized he was his heart all along. It ties in to what his friend said about how he searched and searched and when he finally stopped searching he found the boy.
But the other vampire who died does have a true heart, so it's not a myth?
I thought Shuri was not the true heart, because the glasses vampire said so. And this kind of aligns with the overall story in the earlier chapter. But then in the end Hisato said that the dream (with Shuri in it) was about his true heart. So that's why I'm confused.
I’m positive that dream is to clear up any confusion and show us that he is in fact his true heart
That's what I'm inclined to believe, but hisato's behavior in the early chapter makes it seem like he's just completely unaware of that fact. I thought he was supposed to be able to sense it in some way
Oh gotcha. Yeah I don’t think they had like a sense for it. Just truly falling in love. Like how some people search for their “soulmate” in life thinking it’ll be some grand moment and brush off everyone around them and it makes them blind to what’s right in front of them.
I don't get it. I really don't get it. That last thing Hisato said about the dream he had, it implies that Shuri is indeed his true heart? Does that mean Hisato were just completely oblivious about it this whole time?
Or is it that Hisato knows, but has been keeping it to himself because he wants Shuri to lead a normal human life and be happy?