Takashi riait alors que Sayuri parlait de la chute des orteils. Il était devenu un peu une plainte il semblait chez les étudiants qui avaient de bonnes jambes de travail ou avaient un trot sans un boiteux à la quantité de fois qu'ils seraient blessés par des chaises et des cannes. Le nombre de fois où les étudiants allaient à lui avec des plaintes sur comment est la canne à temps glisser dans les sentiers de marche des gens était hilarant pour le jeune homme. Non pas qu'il aimait gêner les autres, mais qu'un si simple petit outil pouvait causer un tel mal de tête parmi ceux qui l'entouraient.
Sayuri a toujours été rapide avec une blague. Puis encore une fois, peut-être que Takashi a pensé que simplement en raison de l'absence de vraie conversation que les deux ont eu au cours de leur carrière scolastique. La plupart du temps, il s'agissait d'une simple discussion de passage sur la météo ou sur la façon dont ils ont chacun réussi un test qu'ils venaient de terminer pour l'un de leurs cours. Et les quelques occasions qu'il y avait une conversation profonde, il semblait toujours être forcé et immédiatement remplacé par quelque chose qui était un peu plus simple et plus rapide. Mais le plus souvent, Takashi était responsable de la fin de la discussion.
Ce n'était pas qu'il n'aimait pas la conversation, c'était plus juste parce que parler de problèmes personnels et de son passé ne semblait pas être une bonne chose de discuter avec quelqu'un en public. Les deux n'ont jamais eu une conversation seule car elle a toujours été dans un lieu public avec un trafic constant les entourant parfois. Encore une fois, quand vous vivez dans une école comme Yamaku la capacité d'être seul était presque impossible à moins que vous louiez une chambre pour une réunion privée. Presque tout le monde qu'il connaissait a fait quelque chose d'aussi puéril et juvénile que ça.
Retournant son attention à la fille devant lui, il remarqua qu'elle s'était déplacée de son côté. Elle a mentionné que les auteurs étaient les mêmes. En le regardant, il a regardé le livre sur ses genoux et a lu la couverture. Des vues sur l'œil du désert. Takashi a montré un sourire sur son visage comme il l'a signalé au livre. Je le serai, c'était en fait un livre que je cherchais moi-même. C'est le troisième de la série en fait.Le garçon a expliqué alors qu'il a déplacé le livre dans ses mains pour le tenir de la colonne vertébrale, montrant la couverture de la pièce littéraire qu'il tenait.
Sur elle se trouvait un petit dessin des deux personnages principaux, le père et son fils courant vers le spectateur avec ce qui semblait être une sculpture de pierre sous les bras du jeune homme. Le titre lit Histoire Perdue en Pierre. Takashi l'a tourné vers son visage et a donné un chanfrein. J'aime personnellement cette série avec tous les puzzles et astuces que les deux héros doivent venir. Il a parfois des nuances obligatoires comme l'action et la romance, mais tout cela n'est pas seulement jeté là-dedans pour le bien de lui. » Il a dit comme il l'a tiré en arrière sous son bras et s'est réajusté sur l'étagère sur laquelle il s'appuyait. C'est une bonne lecture pour ceux qui cherchent un peu de mystère avec un côté de théseurs de cerveau ici et là. ► Takashi a expliqué avec un petit sourire sur son visage.
Name: Takashi Midiara
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Heterosexual
Age: 18
Personality: Constantly comes off as being very disinterested in most things, but in truth it is that he has simply grown tired due to his disease. He is very apathetic towards a lot of things, but still remains truly loyal to those he has grown close to during his time at the academy. Tends to try and brighten other peoples' moods as best he can and is not afraid to put himself out into the public eye if that is what the situation calls for.
Skills: In terms of his skills, Takashi is quite smart in the ways of his classes, being a constant name on the highest score marks in the academy year in and year out. He also has found enough free time to himself to become quite adept at Tarot cards, giving out fortunes to many people that dare see what fate may have in store for them. Usually is very aware of the actions other students of his class, so his interpretations of the meanings of the cards is so spot on at times people claim him to be a wizard, a claim that he has laughed off repeatedly. Sadly due to his illness he has no real ability to stay physically active and mostly resides himself in his room after his classes. He can go out every once and a while, but he has to prepare himself accordingly otherwise he may just collapse and not be able to carry himself. Takashi hates to be a burden so he often will end up turning down an out of the blue invite to go and to somewhere.
Bio: Being raised in a quiet suburb, Takashi was constantly watching other children, his brother included play games outside in the sun and on the freshly cut grass. His parents never let him leave the house on his own and were constantly taking him to doctor's visits as a child. Early on, Takashi was diagnosed with Becker's muscular dystrophy, a disease that ate away at his muscles every day he breathed. He had to hear each day how the disease was progressing, slowly one day and suddenly a striking development the next. Because of this, Takashi was never able to truly experience what it was like to be a child and eventually developed a view on the world as being very boring and dramatic, due to his parent's constant worrying.
By age 14, Takashi had practically become a shut in inside his own home. His legs were worthless, being stuck in a wheel chair since age nine. His chest was in constant pain due to the disease, a symptom that was to develop. Another lucky draw he supposed. Worst yet, his own blood had seemingly distanced himself away due to fear. Perhaps it was unfounded fear of contracting the disease. Takashi assumed it was fear of being connected to something you weren't sure was going to survive. Better to not be close that way it wouldn't hurt in the end he thought. Takashi was beginning to see nothing but gray in his world, with no chance of light returning he feared.
At age 16 he was offered a chance to join Yamaku, a school for children with disabilities. His parents urged him to take the chance. Again, he assumed it was to get further away from him. His brother was also in the crowd to push him out the door it seemed. Takashi took the offer and eventually found himself living among so many others who had the same hurt and fear as he did, and it made him feel, disappointingly, at home. Over the years he has gained some strength in his legs back, mainly through the new therapy that the school provides for him. Now out of his wheel chair, he walks around with a cane most of the time. There are days however where the pain is a little too much for him and he ends up in his wheel chair again. It is during these days that students go up to him often and receive their Tarot readings. Due to his lack of mobility, he figured it would be better to have something to do rather than nothing at all and stare out of the window the whole lunch period. He has regained some of his smile back since he came to Yamaku, but that feeling of rejection and fear still haunt the back of his mind.
Other: Tends to spend a good portion of time in the library when he can walk with his cane. It calms him and the walk from his class to the library keeps his strength up. Sometimes will get into arguments just for the sake of it, especially with Makishimu should an opportunity ever arise. He does this mainly because it is funny and Makishimu is able to take a few playful jabs because of his always cheery attitude.