[They're hardly in the most ideal of places, but he can't imagine more ideal company, and Saitou had long ago come to terms with the idea that one's comrades were worth more than anything else.
He's not sure when exactly Yukimura came to be as important to him as any of his comrades in the Shinsengumi, but it's not surprising, really. Yukimura gave him the same thing they did: unconditional acceptance and respect where he had never found it from others.
And more than that...Yukimura had gone back at his own peril to cheat death itself for Saitou's sake.
How could he think of anyone he'd rather endure this with, after all of that?]
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[They're hardly in the most ideal of places, but he can't imagine more ideal company, and Saitou had long ago come to terms with the idea that one's comrades were worth more than anything else.
He's not sure when exactly Yukimura came to be as important to him as any of his comrades in the Shinsengumi, but it's not surprising, really. Yukimura gave him the same thing they did: unconditional acceptance and respect where he had never found it from others.
And more than that...Yukimura had gone back at his own peril to cheat death itself for Saitou's sake.
How could he think of anyone he'd rather endure this with, after all of that?]