Satoru isn 't surprised to be meeting Uchiha Obito on yet another desolate rooftop of an abandoned building. At this point, he 'd be more surprised if he were to find Uchiha Obito at any crowded places. The curse seems particularly averse to being with company, let alone being around so many humans.

Of course, Satoru had thoughts on the matter. None of the theories on why are particularly uplifting. Most of them relate to Uchiha Obito 's new status as an outsider, a base human desire for belonging that will never be fulfilled. It is a macabre thought, but Satoru wonders, at times, if Uchiha Obito had thought it 'd be better off dead than here due to a dead man 's sentiments.

A curse, truly, that must be what it is to Uchiha Obito. It is the meaning of 'curse ' distilled into its most based, innate form. Something twisted and warped, the remnants of something once

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