Author's note: Well... apparently this little story was found to be boring and cheesy (so don't expect too much), but I just really wanted to write something... uh… like this. The tear idea indirectly came from a classmate of mine. R&R would be absolutely lovely. Standard disclaimers apply.
Today it my turn to Fall. To Fall out of the basin which held me with my brothers and sisters and roll down his rough cheek.
I felt the gravity pull me down as he squeezed his eyes shut, grieving something I could not understand... but even though I Fell from a concept I could not grasp, I still felt the overwhelming sadness that pushed me out.
Everything went by very quickly as I rolled down after the numerous other tears in front of me, and still I saw many behind. One by one we rolled down into the dirt ground, landing by what seemed to be a pair of "navy blue shoes-clad feet". And the flow kept coming--more and more of my brothers and sisters splashed down to my right, left, front, back--even on top of me!
I've never heard of such a release from him. All I remembered before this Cry was a one or two of us tears being let out at one time, and even that was rare... well, I'm pretty young though.
I hear another boy, man, possibly, not him, talking. "Genkai said the last year of her life sucked because Yusuke was a pain in the ass as a student. She also asked Yusuke to stay alive for a long time so she can have some peace and quiet," he said.
I see him wipe some tears from his face. I guess they're on his hand now.
He points a finger in the air. Maybe he is going to do the reigun I've heard so much about! But why would he use it now? I see no enemy.
"This is my answer Baasan!" he shouted as his let out the most beautiful thing I've ever saw (not that I saw much). A big wave of bright blue energy going up and up and up still. I barely noticed more of my siblings landing by me as I marveled at its utter beauty. Symbolic, they say.
A while passed before I heard a voice again. "You think she got my message?" He was asking. I noticed his face--his eyes--were much closer to the ground--to me--now. I could almost feel my old home.
"Yes," the other boy said, "I'm sure she did."
And the last thing I saw was blue light, reaching higher and higher into the heavens.