Right... just focus on what matters now. We don't need to be worrying about every little thing that comes along. It'll only weigh us down.

[As if death, lifespan, the differences between them- as if any of that could be described as "little".

...Well, compared with what they do have, he'd like to consider the rest unimportant. Everybody dies one day- even seraphim, even those who've been alive for thousands of years. Nothing is eternal. He calls seraphim immortal because he lacks a better word for it, but they can be killed. They can lose themselves and become dragons.

Maybe Sorey will die someday. Maybe he'll be reborn as a seraph and live again. Maybe they'll spend whole lifetimes traveling, see every inch of the world, share every adventure. Maybe they'll have only a hundred years together and then be carried in nothing more than a memory for thousands more. Maybe he'll be the one to die and leave Sorey grieving, shouldering the burden of both their lives until he's as grey as Gramps.

It won't matter. In the end, everything dies. In the end they'll be together again somehow.]

I'm with you. Focus on that.