- Location
- The Void
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- She/Her
That's an interesting idea. Any idea about how we could pull it of?
*wave*
That's an interesting idea. Any idea about how we could pull it of?
Not without deposing the current Mizukage (e.g., instigating a coup that forces the Kurosawa to flee Mist outright) or unifying Mist and Leaf completely. Or mind control, that could work too.That's an interesting idea. Any idea about how we could pull it of?
Hey, what's up. How's Hiding in Mist going?
Easily.That's an interesting idea. Any idea about how we could pull it of?
"Unless and until she has a child of her own, Gōketsu Hazō has the purest Kurosawa blood, and if Hana hadn't made him turn down our invitation, he'd have been next in line to rule the clan. Instead, things get complicated."
"You sure you should be spilling the beans like this, Shin? This sounds like some serious shit."
From the same chapter:This also sounds like Shin and his team aren't the ones that tried to kill us, unless I am vastly misjudging his character.
But lets not let that stop us from keeping up the meme where every bad thing that happens to us, every proctor that talks to us and every piece of furniture is actually (henged) Shin.
"Chill, Spider-girl. If it comes down to you facing off with your ex, Shin and I have your back all the way. Let him do his diplomacy shtick for a while, and once he's had enough we can crush Team Gōketsu like the dishonourable bastards they are. Bam! Closure for your childhood trauma, victory in the exams and massive brownie points with you-know-who all in one go."
There really isn't much precedent for the Kage hat sitting on the same clan across generations, and I don't think the other clans would want to establish a precedent where some other clan gets absolute power forever. In fact, I think it would be harder for Ren's heir within the Kurosawa to become the next Mizukage, simply because of pushback against the office of Mizukage becoming a dynasty.
I don't think that the Kurosawa expect to be able to secure the hat for a second generation in a row, not with people like Ami to contend with.
That's an interesting idea. Any idea about how we could pull it of?
Nobody tried to kill us. The hypothetical Shin in the Fourth Event had us dead to rights; if they wanted us dead we'd be dead. As for Team Downfall, barring sudden other Wakahisa in the Exams I'm going to assume it's the one on Shin's team.Well yes. He also said as much to our face in the barracks but that doesn't mean he is behind everything bad that happens to us or that he tried to kill us. Though, like I said, it's going to make for a fun running gag anyway, especially once Shin learns how to induce sealing failures remotely.
Well in Leaf all 5 Kages have been from the Senju clan or directly trained by them. So there is an unbroken line there. In Cloud we have A who is the son of the third kage there. In Sand have Gaara and his Dad form a line there. While In Stone we have Onoki who was trained by the Second Tsuchikage
So while not a guaranteed occurrence it happens fairly often
It's not really a complete idea yet, no. We could start with Hana though. She'd be the most willing to make the jump. Other than Hana and Ren, do we know any other Kurosawa? It'd depend on convincing them one by one that Leaf is a better option than Mist until you develop a critical mass that can shift the whole clan.
Unrelatedly, does anybody know why Ami did the thing she did to Keiko, manipulating her? I don't follow the reasoning there.
Basically Ami knew that Keiko's connection to her would be exploited by the Mori clan for their own ends, and Ami did not want that. So Ami immediately drew Keiko in close enough for them to meet, then pushed her into a position where she could reject her and keep Keiko from wanting to seek Ami out.Their time was up. Keiko couldn't afford a connection with the Mori, much less a vulnerable emotional one. Not until she assumed her full power within the Nara Clan and decided for herself what to do with it. Right now, Ami knew five different people on the Mori side alone who would exploit Keiko ruthlessly in order to shift the balance of power between the two clans.
Basically Ami knew that Keiko's connection to her would be exploited by the Mori clan for their own ends, and Ami did not want that. So Ami immediately drew Keiko in close enough for them to meet, then pushed her into a position where she could reject her and keep Keiko from wanting to seek Ami out.
This is where I think we disagree. Ren has significant incentives to keep Hazou not-dead. This does NOT mean that she is going to keep him happy. Or supported. Or anything beyond a political pawn to extract concessions from Jiraiya.
For clarity, there are other Wakahisa in the Exams. Keiko will have noted this during the post-tunnel "debrief".Nobody tried to kill us. The hypothetical Shin in the Fourth Event had us dead to rights; if they wanted us dead we'd be dead. As for Team Downfall, barring sudden other Wakahisa in the Exams I'm going to assume it's the one on Shin's team.
Personally Ami is completely wrong about Kei. Kei is a terrifying young woman who would break anyone in the Mori clan who would try to manipulate herAh, I see. That's...awful. There must be some way Keiko can be with Ami without being made into a pawn by the other Mori.
Edit: Guess we have to adopt Ami now.
*throws hands in air* Welp.For clarity, there are other Wakahisa in the Exams. Keiko will have noted this during the post-tunnel "debrief".
I too throw my hands up in the air sometimes.
Except Ami, which is what's so tragic.Personally Ami is completely wrong about Kei. Kei is a terrifying young woman who would break anyone in the Mori clan who would try to manipulate her
Personally Ami is completely wrong about Kei. Kei is a terrifying young woman who would break anyone in the Mori clan who would try to manipulate her
You mean other than Shin?