[Kaveh would love to say something like "maybe you will go home and everything will be solved and then you guys can reinvent interstellar travel and you can come to Teyvat!!!" but unfortunately he is not that much of an optimist. The idea of world-hopping isn't that strange to him, but it's so far removed from what he himself can do--and he's a little afraid to get his hopes up anyway. Just because he's passing on a bunch of notes doesn't mean they'll actually come in handy.]
Me neither. [...] I wonder if her afterlife is peaceful.
[ Vash can be quite realistic and used to farewells, so he isn't thinking too far ahead like that. If it happens, then it happens. He knows that earth has space dimension warp, but tracking the right planet, dimension, and galaxy may be difficult.
Overall, he's fine with how things are. ]
... I'm sure it's better than suffering from the weight of all she tried to shoulder on her own.
[It is, at least, a better farewell than the permadeath Kaveh spent several weeks resigning himself to. Maybe tomorrow he'll be more willing to think about it; right now, his thoughts are still mostly with Ruby.]
...I hope so.
[He'd truly believed they could save her. It breaks his heart that they couldn't.]
[ Zia did this. Powerful. Vash takes another moment of silence for her. She, however, can't take all of their moments. Eventually, they have to move on. Go forward. ]
[Zia really said IF YOU WON'T GIVE ME DEATH I WILL TAKE IT WITH MY OWN HANDS and I respect her for it.]
Mm. ...We're getting them all back. [That, at least, was their only goal until a few days(ish) ago--Kaveh can put a little bit of his misery aside to be relieved about that.] With points to spare, as well. It'll get a few people out of bad situations.
[He's mainly thinking of Nahri; Shenhe is so happy about it, and Kaveh has no reason not to be happy for them too.]
[ As a survivalist, a part of Vash will always think about the worst scenario... sometimes, you have to survive, but he's optimistic. Always will be, so he smiles despite them being at a makeshift grave.
He also thinks about Nahri, but he knows there must be others. ]
People are being offered opportunities they didn't have at home. [ And genuinely Vash is happy for that. ] What are you returning to, Kaveh? A project, right?
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Me neither. [...] I wonder if her afterlife is peaceful.
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Overall, he's fine with how things are. ]
... I'm sure it's better than suffering from the weight of all she tried to shoulder on her own.
[ He relates, but he's still here. ]
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...I hope so.
[He'd truly believed they could save her. It breaks his heart that they couldn't.]
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In the end, we made it somehow.
[ Granted they exploded once. ]
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Mm. ...We're getting them all back. [That, at least, was their only goal until a few days(ish) ago--Kaveh can put a little bit of his misery aside to be relieved about that.] With points to spare, as well. It'll get a few people out of bad situations.
[He's mainly thinking of Nahri; Shenhe is so happy about it, and Kaveh has no reason not to be happy for them too.]
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[ As a survivalist, a part of Vash will always think about the worst scenario... sometimes, you have to survive, but he's optimistic. Always will be, so he smiles despite them being at a makeshift grave.
He also thinks about Nahri, but he knows there must be others. ]
People are being offered opportunities they didn't have at home. [ And genuinely Vash is happy for that. ] What are you returning to, Kaveh? A project, right?