It's necessary for our line of work. Knowing exactly how history remembers certain events... It's quite difficult to keep history on track if you don't know what happens..!
[ hori's gotten to the point he's just fucking with everyone because it gets tiring repeating the same lore over and over again. so he nods very seriously ]
It's impossible to keep your enemies from changing things if you don't know how it's been recorded.
Their mission is to change time as we know it to their own benefit. Those of us who are able to follow them are tasked with not only defeating them but making sure history does not change too drastically from human memory.
As time passes, they've certainly become more sly in their tricks. Whoever leads them has learned quite well how to make our jobs harder than it already is.
[ nothing like killing your former master to keep history on its course right? ]
[ I almost forgot I didn't give toi weird memory shit yet and I'm far too tired to write this out but hey guess fuckin what? thinking about being busy just leads him to think about this last mission(s) and all the nonsense they went through which leads him to think about certain shenanigans in the midst of everything and suddenly it's the memory of trying to keep their team working together, getting both Kotetsu's to at least be on the same page and his very underhanded idea of handing Hachisuka that massive glass of sake.
........ well. it worked in the end, didn't it? he sure is laughing sheepishly at the memory though ]
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[ research is research when it comes to such things ]
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[ what ]
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[ he just repeats him because
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It's impossible to keep your enemies from changing things if you don't know how it's been recorded.
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So you have enemies who change time?
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Their mission is to change time as we know it to their own benefit. Those of us who are able to follow them are tasked with not only defeating them but making sure history does not change too drastically from human memory.
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[ do they get paid for this ]
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[ you know, i always wondered if they get government stipends or do they just rob the retrograde corpes for coins ]
Especially if things go wrong.
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Does that happen often?
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As time passes, they've certainly become more sly in their tricks. Whoever leads them has learned quite well how to make our jobs harder than it already is.
[ nothing like killing your former master to keep history on its course right? ]
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Wait, so how many of you are doing this?
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Far more than I could name and yet, not barely enough to keep the retrograde army at bay.
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Good luck with that. It seems like you're busy.
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Very much so.
[ I almost forgot I didn't give toi weird memory shit yet and I'm far too tired to write this out but hey guess fuckin what? thinking about being busy just leads him to think about this last mission(s) and all the nonsense they went through which leads him to think about certain shenanigans in the midst of everything and suddenly it's the memory of trying to keep their team working together, getting both Kotetsu's to at least be on the same page and his very underhanded idea of handing Hachisuka that massive glass of sake.
........ well. it worked in the end, didn't it? he sure is laughing sheepishly at the memory though ]
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huh ]
Kappore...
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Kappore, kappore!
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[ that certainly is a twinkle in his eye ]
Ah.... I suppose there are some unfortunate parts of our master he inherited.
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Oh! Hijikata Toshizo. The vice captain of the Shinsengumi?
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toi hates this place ]
I... see.
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I should indicate former master, hm?
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[ why does he feel like he's being heavily judged by this small child ]
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