Wheeling Gull Isle exit music (for a film)

The diagnosis seems clear to the attending physicians but Mou is still at a loss, and he is left alone with the poor girl as she melts and loses touch with herself. He murmurs his odd sounds, tucks himself as close to her as he thinks he can manage without harming either of them, and is present. He is there, keeping watch over her while the others scurry about in a panic. Mou wishes he could help her in some way. Something more than just lending warmth and the solidity of his still healing body.

He fusses around Maegi and finally is still. His eye doesn't leave her; he is watching, afraid that if he takes his attention away — if he blinks — then Mou will have missed her passing, if such a thing transpires. He whines pitifully, airily, and croons over her, 'Gee, peesh, peesh b-beh oo-ckee, but upon hearing his own voice and the ruined language he tries to employ he grows frustrated and then angrily silent.

The medics return swiftly and Mou won't leave her side, but he adjusts to let them close. He will protect and care for her body as it is stuck in its limbo, it is the least he can do — but he does it in silence.