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>Other Holomembers come to you for advice, as you're a pillar and role model for most of the other Hololive members.
>You didn't ask for it, but you do your best.
>You only want Hololive to be a place where everyone can be happy and free to pursue their dreams.
>Korone, Miko and potentially many others all talk of quitting.
>You (with help from the others) reassure them by telling them their fans and co-workers will be there for them.
>It works, and you start to gain faith in yourself and the others.
>Many kohai come to you to ask for advice on how to handle the tougher parts of the job.
>They praise you for helping them through it.
>Coco comes to you, of course she's struggling. Antis and management and all that.
>Say the things you say to the others. This isn't anything too out of the ordinary for you.
>Keep reassuring her things will get better.
>Coco announces her graduation anyway, saying that she wouldn't be able to keep her smile if she stayed.
>Realize that you backed management instead of sticking up for your kohai.
>The advice you gave her made her feel worse.
>Start to reconsider all the advice you gave to all your friends and co-workers.
>Coco could have been saved... is something that you keep telling yourself.
>Your kohais will keep coming to you for advice, but your faith in yourself has never been lower.
>If you say the wrong thing, they might feel worse and leave like Coco.
>Yet you're the one people go to, so you can't say nothing.
>From now on, any crisis will seem like a graduation-level event.
You'll give her your support, won't you?
>You didn't ask for it, but you do your best.
>You only want Hololive to be a place where everyone can be happy and free to pursue their dreams.
>Korone, Miko and potentially many others all talk of quitting.
>You (with help from the others) reassure them by telling them their fans and co-workers will be there for them.
>It works, and you start to gain faith in yourself and the others.
>Many kohai come to you to ask for advice on how to handle the tougher parts of the job.
>They praise you for helping them through it.
>Coco comes to you, of course she's struggling. Antis and management and all that.
>Say the things you say to the others. This isn't anything too out of the ordinary for you.
>Keep reassuring her things will get better.
>Coco announces her graduation anyway, saying that she wouldn't be able to keep her smile if she stayed.
>Realize that you backed management instead of sticking up for your kohai.
>The advice you gave her made her feel worse.
>Start to reconsider all the advice you gave to all your friends and co-workers.
>Coco could have been saved... is something that you keep telling yourself.
>Your kohais will keep coming to you for advice, but your faith in yourself has never been lower.
>If you say the wrong thing, they might feel worse and leave like Coco.
>Yet you're the one people go to, so you can't say nothing.
>From now on, any crisis will seem like a graduation-level event.
You'll give her your support, won't you?
