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After listening to the story about the "guy," Ayano simply smiled without commenting on its content.
After Minako finished speaking, she held the gaze of Miko-san for a while, contemplating what had been said, and then, with a sigh, lowered her eyes.
"Perhaps there really is no magic solution. It's sad, but that's life, and there's nothing we can do about it," she was about to add something else, but after hesitating for a few seconds, she changed her expression to one of annoyance. "…But what if I don't want to do that? What if I leave him in his own reality instead of erasing him? It's not about superiority. Just imagine – what sane person in such a situation would go out of their way to be kind? At best, it won't be appreciated, and at worst, there's a risk of another misunderstanding that will only make things worse. It's just not rational – pointless, even harmful work, possibly capable of causing some kind of neurosis. Surely my "self" won't suffer from this? Surely it will be much better for him too, won't it? Not to see the object of his dislike at all. If the feelings are unrequited, isn't this mathematically and scientifically the best option for both sides, huh?"