Disclaimer: Evangelion does not belong to me. I do not own Evangelion. Repeat.
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The human mind functioned in a strange way.
When the situation called for, some people would not be thinking what they should be thinking.
Such as you.
When you saw the infernal in front of you, your mind was not on how unbelievable the event had become. Your mind was also not foolishly hoping that your fellow comrade would miracously survived the ordeal either.
In contrast, you were actually thinking of the weather.You noticed the clear blue sky and the sparse clouds that dotted the sky. Thus, you deduced that it was a fair weather.
Then you remembered on how stories could be so cliche: When a tragedy happened, there would always be rain or at least overshadowing clouds...
However, this did not happen. Here, your fellow pilot was dead and the weather was fair and sunny.
How unfair, you thought. Then again, when was it ever fair?
When your father abandoned you, it was the same weather.
When your mother mysteriously left you, it was the same weather.
When your best friend almost got killed, it was the same weather.
When you were suffering in the Eva, it was the same weather.
Note the consistency, friend.
It was then, you finally accepted that lesson which you always knew but did not acknowledge: Life is not fair, period.
That was perhaps one of the many reason swhy you did not cry over her, Shinji Ikari.
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A/N: Bad...waaaaaaay bad. This chapter was delivered with a fresh truckload of suckiness. Can anyone pin point the negative aspects of this chapter other than the atrocious spelling and grammer?
Edit Glaring grammer is corrected (hopefully), all credits go to Vic for reminding to check my grammers.
On the other news, I have to apologise for this late update...