Rukia wasn't the only person that suffered in their life. Yuri knew how that felt saying goodbye to people and having to live with emotional scars. It wasn't like he couldn't understand where she was coming fro relate to her. It was just hard to express in words. Rather than wanting to tell her things would be okay, it was better for him to tell her the truth. That was what he did and even if she didn't agree with him, Yuri hoped that she would acknowledge that Yuri would do everything in his power to ensure that he could keep his promises. He would find a way no matter how long to still be her friend and hang out with her even if they all had to go back to their world.

Jade wasn't wrong. His words were really strong. The other Rukia was her nothing more and nothing less.

"Growing fond of the things here in this world isn't a crime you know? You're as human as anyone and no one's neglecting their responsibilities. We all need breaks, even you. I can't see anything wrong with taking a break and visiting your friends."

He shrugs briefly but it was out of concern even if it seemed dismissive. Beyond that he didn't say anything else until Rukia collected her Shadow with herself and then dropped. He immediately moves to help support her up when she was on her knees.

"Hey Shorty."

He calls softly, "Good Job."

He offers her a hand and smiles. There's nothing more that needs to be said. She took everything into consideration and overcame her struggles.