I...don't think so? [ Sadly, that's his honest answer- at least at first. He would normally leave it there, but right. Trying to be honest and open with people. ] My grandfather insisted anything supernatural I saw was a lie...I went to several doctors because of that. But my grandmother, I think she knew something. She's never said anything about it to me, except to not pay her husband any mind. [ Tama slumps a little in his chair, sulking over the unsavory. ] He passed away last year, and I was conveniently too busy studying for my entrance exams to attend to his affairs. [ Tama only feels bad that his grandma had to handle it herself, but honestly, he wouldn't have been any help anyway. ]

The cast- is it someone you know? [ That would be strange, but several 'lost souls' have been here for longer, right? Maybe long enough to produce a film- at least, a futuristic film, with magic cameras. They could send text through the air to tiny cellphones, he wouldn't be surprised if the future made movies even faster to produce. Oh, Tama. ] You said to look out for something...unless it's being head by a monster, which I guess isn't impossible...but then you wouldn't be very happy about it. [ He's neutral-positive on yokai even despite his experiences, so the distaste Matoba has is frankly fascinatingly alien. Even the people Tama had struggled against had all been because they were too easily seduced by the power of the hashihime- not because they hated it. Though, maybe that was it's own kind of 'being taken'. ]