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Demitri is a young, caring soul whose heart feels both empty and lonely. Whenever his friends are in trouble, he puts aside his own needs without hesitation to help them. He isn’t wealthy, but his compassion and selflessness show what a true master is meant to be.

reaching for the bottle

Posted on March 8, 2026March 8, 2026 By hachimitsu.ink@gmail.com No Comments on reaching for the bottle
reaching for the bottle
Demitri, Saphaia

Hard to reach those tight spaces though

The bottle’s Truest value

Posted on March 8, 2026March 8, 2026 By hachimitsu.ink@gmail.com No Comments on The bottle’s Truest value
The bottle’s Truest value
Demitri, Saphaia

When someone reveals a truth you never knew, you suddenly realize the value of what they hold goes far beyond magic itself.

Declined Transaction

Posted on March 8, 2026March 8, 2026 By hachimitsu.ink@gmail.com No Comments on Declined Transaction
Declined Transaction
Demitri, Saphaia

There are many ways to handle a situation like this, but what do you do when your dealing with super natural abilities? This is where all rules needed to be broken because your life is on the line!

No chance

Posted on March 8, 2026March 8, 2026 By hachimitsu.ink@gmail.com No Comments on No chance
No chance
Demitri, Saphaia

yeah, this is where regret for safety comes in!

Thirst for concern

Posted on March 8, 2026March 8, 2026 By hachimitsu.ink@gmail.com No Comments on Thirst for concern
Thirst for concern
Demitri, Saphaia

Water is a precious source but under the wrong circumstances, it can become something dangerous, even poisonous. Its nature shifts with how it’s treated… much like people

Wrong item

Posted on March 8, 2026March 8, 2026 By hachimitsu.ink@gmail.com No Comments on Wrong item
Wrong item
Demitri, Saphaia

There are moments when kindness feels meaningful for everyone involved… until the other person rejects it and reaches for something entirely different. I’ve never been fond of that kind of behavior, it makes generosity feel like something people can twist or take advantage of.

The price in value

Posted on March 3, 2026March 3, 2026 By hachimitsu.ink@gmail.com No Comments on The price in value
The price in value
Demitri, Saphaia

A bottle can hold value in many forms, it can be traded for food, exchanged for services, or used to cover the cost of living for a time. But the real question is this: what is the price of something that only has value to you? When an object carries your memories, your history, or a piece of your soul, how do you measure its worth? And if someone asks to buy it… what exactly are they asking you to give up?

Burjuman metro station

Posted on February 20, 2026February 20, 2026 By hachimitsu.ink@gmail.com No Comments on Burjuman metro station
Burjuman metro station
Demitri

I’ve been doing some behind‑the‑scenes research for this chapte, Figuring out the exact distance Demitri travels before he reaches the antique shop. For anyone who remembers the old version of these pages… this is actually the reason I haven’t shown them again yet. I’m planning to reuse and rebuild them properly, now that the story has a clearer direction.

Closing Time

Posted on February 17, 2026February 17, 2026 By hachimitsu.ink@gmail.com No Comments on Closing Time
Closing Time
Demitri, Saphaia

There were moments when I had to close my booth with barely any customers at all. It happens a lot during anime conventions, especially on Thursdays and Fridays. Strangely enough, I usually make better sales at swap meets than I do in the artist alley. I’ve made plenty of friends along the way… but there was also one time when I ended up making enemies too.

A Night without Footsteps

Posted on February 11, 2026February 11, 2026 By hachimitsu.ink@gmail.com No Comments on A Night without Footsteps
A Night without Footsteps
Demitri

This page is based on a true story. I once spent hours waiting for customers to stop by my little sales table, hoping someone would take interest in the things I made. Instead, I was ignored, criticized, and watched people walk away without a second glance. I even lowered my prices, thinking maybe that would help someone find something they liked. In the end, no one came. That’s when I realized the huge difference between selling at a big convention and a small high‑school event just starting out.

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