If they could speak:
"I… help.
I make them sleep so they don’t hurt anymore.
When they sleep, they… stop breathing. Then I take what’s left, so she’s not lonely.
I’m not bad… I just keep her here.
I used to sing for her every day. She stopped listening… but I still sing.
It wouldn’t talk about gore or death in a detailed way — to Purin, those acts aren’t “evil,” they’re just part of its job. The unsettling part is that it would sound sincere, almost innocent, while describing horrific things.
