Erm..what the sigma!!
With Hikaru gone, Yoshiki is finally able to confess and accept what he truly feels deep in his heart because he lost his chance the first time. Yoshiki's light—Hikaru—is all inverted and twisted because that's not Hikaru anymore. But, even with both Hikaru's, they're so close yet so far away from Yoshiki. And "Hikaru" stares right through Yoshiki. He doesn't know if he wants Yoshiki or his soul.
I wanted the sun to obscure his face because he's already gone and Yoshiki is starting to let go, but it just looks like he's glowing and the only source of light for Yoshiki and I like that too because Hikaru means "Light." Also the text in the drawing was supposed to be Yoshiki trying to confess but he can't do it because he's afraid he'll lose Hikaru and he's chained down. (Yoshiki loses Hikaru anyways.) By the way this is Yoshiki's POV.
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I wanted the sun to obscure his face because he's already gone and Yoshiki is starting to let go, but it just looks like he's glowing and the only source of light for Yoshiki and I like that too because Hikaru means "Light." Also the text in the drawing was supposed to be Yoshiki trying to confess but he can't do it because he's afraid he'll lose Hikaru and he's chained down. (Yoshiki loses Hikaru anyways.) By the way this is Yoshiki's POV.
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