It's a lot easier to help someone else than it is to help yourself. Which you obviously know, considering how much you like to distract yourself with other people's problems. [Shun's not taking that particular brush-off, because as far as he's concerned, it's not relevant. Just because something doesn't work for him doesn't mean it won't work for someone else. But if he's not going to try at all, then suggesting anything in the first place would be pointless anyway.]

I know exactly what it feels like. If a god speaks to someone they knew in life, like I did Yuto, we feel it just the same if we get too close to something that would touch their past. [But Fubuki's getting into conjectures again, and so Shun's answer to that is particularly firm.] It's three for an ablution, not four. And trust me, I made sure I know ones familiar with ablution for if it comes down to that. I have enough that would come if I called on them.

But if failing to save others is your real problem here, that is something you can act on. And it's not something you can sit there and claim I don't understand or can't help you with. If you keep looking back instead of ahead, you're not going to be able to save the people important to you now either.