I'm trying. I just wish there was... even one thing I could say or do that would ease his mind.
[Raidou is already doing what he can to help Yuji, he just doesn't realize it. All you can do for someone facing something so unimaginable is be there for them when they need it, just as Katsuki says. Nothing about it can be fixed, but perhaps healed over time. The scars are always going to run deep.]
What he went through... it was much worse than anything I experienced. I don't know how he... [How he goes on, how he ever smiles or laughs or anything. That kind of strength Raidou feels like he can only imagine.] I'd do anything for him if it would help.
[Don't think Raidou wouldn't fight Sukuna bare-handed if he had to.
He looks to Katsuki now, his expression still heavy with sorrow, but he is so, so glad his friend is here once again to walk him through everything. It takes him a moment to gather up the words he wants to say. Much like his emotions, they often give him trouble too.]
... I don't know what I'd do without you, you know. Like you have to keep picking me up and putting me back on my feet. I'm sorry it keeps coming to that.
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[Raidou is already doing what he can to help Yuji, he just doesn't realize it. All you can do for someone facing something so unimaginable is be there for them when they need it, just as Katsuki says. Nothing about it can be fixed, but perhaps healed over time. The scars are always going to run deep.]
What he went through... it was much worse than anything I experienced. I don't know how he... [How he goes on, how he ever smiles or laughs or anything. That kind of strength Raidou feels like he can only imagine.] I'd do anything for him if it would help.
[Don't think Raidou wouldn't fight Sukuna bare-handed if he had to.
He looks to Katsuki now, his expression still heavy with sorrow, but he is so, so glad his friend is here once again to walk him through everything. It takes him a moment to gather up the words he wants to say. Much like his emotions, they often give him trouble too.]
... I don't know what I'd do without you, you know. Like you have to keep picking me up and putting me back on my feet. I'm sorry it keeps coming to that.