That's... [She knows that feeling, of feeling like you're nothing to the rest of the world. That nobody will miss you when you're gone.]

We're like that, too. Sort of. When we die, there's almost never a body. We just get labeled "missing" forever. Lots of us don't have families, either, or friends to even notice until somebody at school or work realizes we haven't been coming.

But if you left that, what do you do now? Back home.