Really, he is 100% fine for the most part. Nobody he was super close with got trauma'd in the face and neither did any of the new teams. As far as GAME WHERE A LOT OF PEOPLE CAN DIE go, that did not go as badly as it could have! Most of his feelings come from the Citrine blowup and he is mostly just EXASPERATED AS FUCK because he and Ocean had this same problem back when Alice was on the team. It's very against old school Citrine policy; the reason THEY suicide was because they agreed they could mentally and physically handle it--not to be heroes or anything like that. And Kazu himself, while shounen and getting more and more hardcore with his time in Aather, definitely understands what it is like to be in over one's head! And to be scared! So he would never want to force that on anyone, teammates included. This is a conclusion he has come to over time and it is frustrating that Ocean is STILL causing this same problem without actually thinking about it at all.
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Really, he is 100% fine for the most part. Nobody he was super close with got trauma'd in the face and neither did any of the new teams. As far as GAME WHERE A LOT OF PEOPLE CAN DIE go, that did not go as badly as it could have! Most of his feelings come from the Citrine blowup and he is mostly just EXASPERATED AS FUCK because he and Ocean had this same problem back when Alice was on the team. It's very against old school Citrine policy; the reason THEY suicide was because they agreed they could mentally and physically handle it--not to be heroes or anything like that. And Kazu himself, while shounen and getting more and more hardcore with his time in Aather, definitely understands what it is like to be in over one's head! And to be scared! So he would never want to force that on anyone, teammates included. This is a conclusion he has come to over time and it is frustrating that Ocean is STILL causing this same problem without actually thinking about it at all.
How does Drift feel about the fallout?