Saturday:

Geminga thought for a while, the plan was already well on its way. But Geminga knew that they could throw the pocket watch instead of running with it, it would probably be safer for them too. They look at the pocket watch. “This was a gift from Anima… wasn't exactly a gift, but I don't want to throw it away like this… But it would be for the greater good…”
Once Geminga made up their mind they clutch the pocket watch tightly and run out waving it around. “Uh, hey crows! Over here! Look! Shiny gold watch! Come and get it!” Geminga then books it away from Lightbulb as fast as they can run. Geminga tries their best to avoid the crows, but they underestimated just how much faster flying is than running. Once Geminga makes it back to the group after being furiously pecked by a murder of crows, but still with their pocket watch in their possession. They're relieved to see that the rest of the group had managed to get Lightbulb out of his cage.
As Lightbulb fills the group in as they all head towards the Nightmare King, Geminga is preparing themself for another fight. They're ready to end this, but as they look towards the other figments, the group seems mixed. “I've already made up my mind… it's too risky to try and convince someone like this. It's clear that they won't let go of their creator. I don't want to risk the group's safety…”
As the group enters the building Lightbulb went in to and piles into an elevator Geminga looks out and towards the city below. They take in one last deep breath. “I-It's fine… the building is stable… just don't look down… Why do we have to go this high up again…” When the doors of the elevator open, Geminga swallows nervously. They walk out. But what Geminga sees is certainly not anything they could've ever expected, right next to the Nightmare King is the Tundra from the dream Anima was in. “That must be his creator… but they created him… They can't let go of their creator… and their creator can't let go either… they're just like their creator… like me… I want to help… but what if fighting is the best option- no. I want to help. I will.”
Geminga takes a step forward. “I-I don't know anything about you. Your creator must have gone through so much pain… and you know that better than anyone… But… I think we're pretty similar to eachother…” Geminga takes another step closer, they're weary. They know what kind of danger they're putting themself in, but they can't let someone in need suffer alone. “I… I think I've- no. I have been through something similar, my creator always worried that they'll never be able to feel like they truly belong anywhere… But in reality, they were always loved and appreciated by everyone… they just struggled to accept it… A-And I think that's why I was created… to help my creator overcome their problems, let them know that they're loved and appreciated.”
“Well, I never really realised this until not too long ago… but I'm just like my creator… I always felt like I needed to prove my worth, that I needed to be useful in order to belong with this group… that I needed to be useful in order to be loved… A lot of times I felt like I was a hindrance holding the group back, but only through the group's constant support did I realise that I didn't need to be useful to belong… I never realised without the help of everyone here just how similar I was to my creator… and I think you're similar to your's too. You just never had the chance to realise without the help of anyone else…”
“W-While I don't know everything, it's not hard to tell how much the deaths of your creator's wife and child must have been… They want to hold on to them, they want them near, they don't want to let go of them… They can't… and I… I think you're similar in that way… you struggle to let go. I understand that you want to help your creator… we all want to help our creator… But you need to see just how harmful holding on to things that are long gone is… Look at your creator, are they really living? Are they happy?… That's what happens when you don't let go… you need to let go, before it's too late.”

Geminga thought for a while, the plan was already well on its way. But Geminga knew that they could throw the pocket watch instead of running with it, it would probably be safer for them too. They look at the pocket watch. “This was a gift from Anima… wasn't exactly a gift, but I don't want to throw it away like this… But it would be for the greater good…”
Once Geminga made up their mind they clutch the pocket watch tightly and run out waving it around. “Uh, hey crows! Over here! Look! Shiny gold watch! Come and get it!” Geminga then books it away from Lightbulb as fast as they can run. Geminga tries their best to avoid the crows, but they underestimated just how much faster flying is than running. Once Geminga makes it back to the group after being furiously pecked by a murder of crows, but still with their pocket watch in their possession. They're relieved to see that the rest of the group had managed to get Lightbulb out of his cage.
As Lightbulb fills the group in as they all head towards the Nightmare King, Geminga is preparing themself for another fight. They're ready to end this, but as they look towards the other figments, the group seems mixed. “I've already made up my mind… it's too risky to try and convince someone like this. It's clear that they won't let go of their creator. I don't want to risk the group's safety…”
As the group enters the building Lightbulb went in to and piles into an elevator Geminga looks out and towards the city below. They take in one last deep breath. “I-It's fine… the building is stable… just don't look down… Why do we have to go this high up again…” When the doors of the elevator open, Geminga swallows nervously. They walk out. But what Geminga sees is certainly not anything they could've ever expected, right next to the Nightmare King is the Tundra from the dream Anima was in. “That must be his creator… but they created him… They can't let go of their creator… and their creator can't let go either… they're just like their creator… like me… I want to help… but what if fighting is the best option- no. I want to help. I will.”
Geminga takes a step forward. “I-I don't know anything about you. Your creator must have gone through so much pain… and you know that better than anyone… But… I think we're pretty similar to eachother…” Geminga takes another step closer, they're weary. They know what kind of danger they're putting themself in, but they can't let someone in need suffer alone. “I… I think I've- no. I have been through something similar, my creator always worried that they'll never be able to feel like they truly belong anywhere… But in reality, they were always loved and appreciated by everyone… they just struggled to accept it… A-And I think that's why I was created… to help my creator overcome their problems, let them know that they're loved and appreciated.”
“Well, I never really realised this until not too long ago… but I'm just like my creator… I always felt like I needed to prove my worth, that I needed to be useful in order to belong with this group… that I needed to be useful in order to be loved… A lot of times I felt like I was a hindrance holding the group back, but only through the group's constant support did I realise that I didn't need to be useful to belong… I never realised without the help of everyone here just how similar I was to my creator… and I think you're similar to your's too. You just never had the chance to realise without the help of anyone else…”
“W-While I don't know everything, it's not hard to tell how much the deaths of your creator's wife and child must have been… They want to hold on to them, they want them near, they don't want to let go of them… They can't… and I… I think you're similar in that way… you struggle to let go. I understand that you want to help your creator… we all want to help our creator… But you need to see just how harmful holding on to things that are long gone is… Look at your creator, are they really living? Are they happy?… That's what happens when you don't let go… you need to let go, before it's too late.”









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