[ ...Then it seemed that there were more consequences to her fading away than had initially appeared. But, it was to be expected he wouldn't have known the full extent at the time (which was only a few minutes ago or so.)

It was, undeniably, far different than when he had passed. The thought of being forgotten in of itself felt a little troubling. He didn't care, for example, if other people here hardly too notice of his existence or forgot him, but should Ein's memory of himself be erased.

Well, it's nothing he should worry about. It's this friend of Jun's that had this terrible fate bestowed upon her...and his expression turned a little scrutinizing. There were hazy questions and pondering about Jun and other subjects coming and going. But he will say little of most of them. ]

Getting used to others who should know of her presence now having no idea sounds as if it would still be a large adjustment.

[ Even besides her no longer being among their group, but that was an obvious fact to him that he didn't even need to say in the first place. ]

But, how was it that you and a few others were able to remember where others weren't?