Re: Part 3: Road to Nowhere
Shin-Ji nodded after a moment. They needed to plan.
He hadn't visited the councilor, of course.
The thing about therapy was.. he hadn't gone to it. Minors getting into street fights and practicing with weapons was in the broad category of things that were, at best, quasi-legal. And unsurprisingly, there was no "official" line for the fucked up situation of minors being gunned down in a dojo, so officially, it hadn't happened.
Those who had died or been captured had "vanished". And Shin-Ji was far too busy to bother wanting to talk to anyone about his grief and rage. He certainly wasn't going to talk to an adult about this. "Why yes, adult who works for the corporate system, I am very sad because my mentor, a mercenary, and several members of my fighting place were gunned down by the law because of an outbreak of an infection which has a 100% fatality rate in adults." Seemed like a gonk idea.
Nor was he likely to talk to his fellow juves about it. The only ones he was closest with from his claat were flatlined or vanished. His new friends.. well.. there was one he was close enough to have this kind of discussion with, but he hadn't wanted to dump on her. She seemed to have enough to work through at the moment.
And Shin-Ji he was just young and dumb enough to think that he was fine.