[ Within the peace of Elysium, there's nothing of the outside world effecting him. His body is whole, the air is clean, and the bell tolls to symbolize the passing of time in what otherwise would be an unchanging, entropy-less realm.
While it's true merely splicing her crystal onto another could return them to life, fully physically well, the exhaustion that he'll feel from the impact of memories bombarding his mind for those scant minutes she had taken to reach him will be very, very real. That trauma is not something her crystal can repair, and-- having never done this before-- she fears that that may indeed translate to malaise and weakness. All of him, all of his subconscious, will need to work and to repair what damage had been done. Elysium is a balm, an opiate to the realities his physical body and brain are experiencing. Her crystal is an entity that protects him from a maelstrom of memories he now harbors. But he is still human, still mortal. He needs dedicated time to recover, and to focus on that recovery as if it were medicine itself.
She wants him to rest, and not feel guilty for that rest.
Pyra answers in a similar, faux-serious tone, although she cannot help her smile. She does adore pampering him. ]
This task, should you choose to accept, will result in a fate of cuddles and sweets and family.
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While it's true merely splicing her crystal onto another could return them to life, fully physically well, the exhaustion that he'll feel from the impact of memories bombarding his mind for those scant minutes she had taken to reach him will be very, very real. That trauma is not something her crystal can repair, and-- having never done this before-- she fears that that may indeed translate to malaise and weakness. All of him, all of his subconscious, will need to work and to repair what damage had been done. Elysium is a balm, an opiate to the realities his physical body and brain are experiencing. Her crystal is an entity that protects him from a maelstrom of memories he now harbors. But he is still human, still mortal. He needs dedicated time to recover, and to focus on that recovery as if it were medicine itself.
She wants him to rest, and not feel guilty for that rest.
Pyra answers in a similar, faux-serious tone, although she cannot help her smile. She does adore pampering him. ]
This task, should you choose to accept, will result in a fate of cuddles and sweets and family.