[That doesn't necessarily sound quite right to him, though it's not as if he has any memories to tell him why exactly it doesn't. Whatever part of town you go to, people are still people -- still as prone, no matter how much or how little they have, to cling to things and ideas that they would be better served by letting go of.]
[But the universality of human nature aside, she does have a point. Desperation can exacerbate the worst side of people, and anyway, the population will be more dense in an area where more people are crowded together in smaller spaces. He pauses a moment, looking first up at the sky to see if any ayakashi are floating around and if they seem to have any particular direction in mind, then around at the buildings to get a sense for the feeling of the neighborhood.]
...This way, perhaps...
[And he's off again, letting his instincts lead them down seedier and seedier streets, still on the lookout for any ayakashi big enough to be worth bothering with.]
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[That doesn't necessarily sound quite right to him, though it's not as if he has any memories to tell him why exactly it doesn't. Whatever part of town you go to, people are still people -- still as prone, no matter how much or how little they have, to cling to things and ideas that they would be better served by letting go of.]
[But the universality of human nature aside, she does have a point. Desperation can exacerbate the worst side of people, and anyway, the population will be more dense in an area where more people are crowded together in smaller spaces. He pauses a moment, looking first up at the sky to see if any ayakashi are floating around and if they seem to have any particular direction in mind, then around at the buildings to get a sense for the feeling of the neighborhood.]
...This way, perhaps...
[And he's off again, letting his instincts lead them down seedier and seedier streets, still on the lookout for any ayakashi big enough to be worth bothering with.]