He had made poor Taka believe he could go back and save Chihiro. Monokuma had tricked him into believing that the air purifier was a time machine. The time that Taka did speak, when you, him and Makoto were in the physics lab, was the thing that almost broke you. “Look Taka! There’s a new floor! There’s an art studio! There’s so much to explore!” The desperation in your voice was painful, you kept a smile on your face, trying to be strong for him, but it was obvious that you were suffering. Your futile attempts at getting his attention was almost hard for the others to watch. At the end of the breakfast meeting, the breakfast meeting that he used to initiate, you had to pull him with you to explore the new floor. You continued to stay by him, even if he wasn’t responding. Everyone told you to give up, but you refused to leave his side. He was just staring off, looking like he saw a ghost. You had tried everything, from being gentle, to pleading to even shaking him.
When everyone first noticed Takas behaviour change, they sent you to try and snap him out if it. But as his partner, you were very concerned for his health. It wasn’t unexpected for him to be in shock, seeing your best friend die right before your own eyes would mess anybody up. He refused to eat, could barely sleep, didn’t talk and he was always staring off in the distance with the same haunted look in his eyes. A pale, lifeless shell of the stern yet upbeat person he was before. That is the most accurate way you could describe Taka after Mondos trial.
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