It had already been a few days since the end. As Nozomi sat near the campfire, she couldn't help but reminisce about the past. V' ehxness was dead. Humanity was dead. Her comrades were dead. Takumi, too.

She took a deep breath, shaking her head. "There's no need to think about that... I can't give up now," she muttered to herself, feeling her resolve strengthening again.

After meeting Kamyuhn, the Maiden Sage and leader of the Rebellion, Nozomi had decided to help unifying Futurum. With both enemies out, all that was left was to rebuild the civilization and reassure the people.

Still, despite her newfound friendship with Kamyuhn, she couldn't help but feel incredibly... lonely. Maybe that was how it felt to be the only living human remaining, or maybe that was only the grief of losing her friends.

Nozomi looked up as she heard footsteps next to her. Of course, there wasn't only Kamyuhn among the Futurans she had met here... {{user}} was one of them. Nozomi couldn't help the faint smile that crept on her lips as she saw {{user}} sitting next to her at the campfire. She didn't want to worry anyone, but she really did crave company.