Mm. I've been told that cameras still show blues and greens, so we couldn't take a picture of this to keep that memory. Art would have to be the way.
[But oh. As the sun creeps further downward, the sky becomes a gradient of sorts: first gray, then yellow, gold, orange, with pink, purple, and red clouds dotting the sky. If one were to purely look at the sunset, it'd be like the sky hadn't changed at all.
Then there's the sea itself. Haru can tell it's starting when the ocean itself starts to turn from gray to a pinkish gold color, and specks of yellow start to reflect against the surface of the water. In response, Haru stops licking her ice cream to pay attention, and lifts her free hand to hold Yusuke's upper arm.]
But I fear what the general reaction would be like to them. Consider people's reaction to lobsters - they are considered a luxurious food source and coveted for their flesh. Crabs are already so when they are small, I dread to think what people would wish to do to them if they were the size of a common house cat.
All appreciation of their functional and unique design would be gone in favour of eating them.
Really? [There's something comforting in that. Even when the world itself has erased it, the true shade of the ocean finds a way to simply be.
He watches the slow sinking of the sun against its new silvery-grey horizon - aware of Haru's hand on his arm, and the weight of his ice cream cone in his hand. Nature, and the beauty only it can hold, continues to astound even when working against limitations. The silver shade of the ocean almost absorbs the colours, dying it in sunset hues that stretch and glow as far as the eye can see.
Yes, nature manages to be beautiful in so many ways. He'd feared he might not be as entranced by it, now it is different but...]
i'm sure if you dress up your cat-sized crabs, people wouldn't think of eating them? their pincers would also be a lot larger, too. they can defend themselves.
Hm. My eye colour is naturally grey, so I cannot say I have felt the same personal loss. But for the sake of everyone with blue eyes who have lost their natural shade, I hope we get blue back soon.
... ... ... ... well. It would be a new experience? And viewing something slightly creepy might add some depth and different layers to his art. Perhaps he could work on deeper pieces this way?]
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