Error Always Does Harm [Erchanhardt, Yugiri]

"Denial of the self is not inherently a poor decision, particularly those aspects of ourselves which prove vicious. My understanding of the nature of Hollows is that they are not generally things which ought to be cultivated."

That was hardly the advice of a master, of course. Erchanhardt was not speaking to her from the perspective of one who understood Shinigami in a particularly deep manner. He simply wanted to give him his own philosophical perspective on the matter.

"Better to acknowledge one's own weakness and plan around it, than to simply deny it is a weakness outright."

"Ah. Well, regret is certainly understandable. It is a bit different a path if your own actions are the cause for your spirit's pain."

Rubbing his chin thoughtfully, Erchanhardt considered things from this perspective. He didn't entirely understand the whole situation, of course, but he nevertheless grasped the idea of coming to terms with oneself. He supposed it was not too terribly different, at least speaking in the sense of one's mentality.

"To move beyond your regrets is naturally commendable. If I may assist you, I naturally will."

"Ah, no offense is taken. I do not know of any vizards who might be able to assist you, I am afraid. Still, I would be perfectly glad to assist you in finding someone with the mastery you seek."

Naturally, that was ultimately all that Erchanhardt could offer to her. He rather wished he could offer to her. He rather wished he could simply help her to discover this knowledge with his own two hands; but, alas, such a thing was not possible. Even so, could he not at least do something for her? Or ought he simply seek to better himself in the mean time? Perhaps that was a better choice...