FYI for this plan, this involves casting ES at Effect 6 (to dope a material) and then breaking it intentionally. That means Hazou will take 8 (Effect:6+2) physical stress. This will roll over hos 3-box stress track and inflict a Moderate and a Mild Consequence on him.

Although there is the possibility that the PCJ and GS can soak the damage from ES breaking. Can we get a ruling on that @eaglejarl @Velorien @Paperclipped?

IMO this is a bad trade for something that probably won't work. A Moderate would significantly slow FOOM and sealing research. I suggest trying to infuse it normally and only attempting this if Hazou thinks that breaking the jutsu painfully is the only pathway to success.
He could also choose to be taken out by the rune, whatever that would mean in context ^_^
 
I want to repost some points that were raised on Discord:

  • Obviously if the QMs want us to try this new mechanic out, we're willing to give it a good faith effort. "The mechanics exist to represent the narrative" has always been a thing.
  • More and more heavily-developed rulesets that are designed to force risky behaviors are like trying to solve the AI alignment problem by putting increasingly complicated rules the AI has to follow. It's a losing game, it's not solving the underlying problem, and the actual result is going to be increasingly complicated subversions of the rules.
    • Just look at the laws of any modern country. They're a spaghetti dinner of stipulations for specific ways that you're not allowed to be a dick, because just asking the entire nation to "not be a dick" doesn't work. That's where we seem to be headed.
    • But we don't need to, because asking people not to be dicks can and does work here.
      • Examples of how this could be presented...
        • "Hazou has been working on trivial-for-him seals for a while lately, and it's getting pretty monotonous. He would like to do some higher-level sealing that actually challenges his Sealing knowledge." and then reflect that in the narrative (both the tedium before, and the joy and doing something intellectually demanding).
        • "Hazou has spent a lot of time Sealing and making social waves. He's getting a little restless, and wants to go on a challenging combat mission to stretch his legs." and then reflect that in the narrative (both the wanderlust before, and the joy and leaving the walls of the village/physical exertion).
        • "Asuma has reports of a hitherto-unknown Sealing Doom Fortress going haywire in Fire Country's backwoods, and he wants you to investigate. You have [restrictions/permissions/parameters]."
  • Even so, this doesn't combat the underlying reasons of why we tend to lighthouse. We talked about going on the Squirrel Scroll for IRL months but were tangled up in running between fires. Most recently, we've been...
    • Sprinting to ES 50 because we thought that would unlock 3D Sealing (but that's a whole separate beast that I.V. has some rather eloquent posts on).
      • And then making various trade deals with Asuma/Hinata in order to safely leverage ES50 to enrich Leaf and heal our Clan's Financial Medium Consequence.
    • Accelerating our progress on Minato Seals (to the point where four players have precommited to voting for nearly any plan that includes it),
    • Working on the Conclave,
    • Scrambling to figure out how to save Isan,
    • Akane dying and the political/interpersonal consequences thereof,
    • EM Nuke and the political/interpersonal fallout thereof,
    • And more.
 
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Sprinting to ES 50 because we thought that would unlock 3D Sealing (but that's a whole separate beast that I.V. has a rather eloquent post on, somewhere).
Is this what you're talking about?
Yeah... yeah. My instincts are screaming at me not to throw good money after bad, because that is what it feels like by now. It felt like that back at ES 40 and it feels like that even more at ES 50, a carrot dangled in front of our faces with never a guarantee we'll ever get it. The sensible thing in most contexts would be to give up.

But there are infinities in this equation and they have a habit of playing havoc with things. The Dragonwar cannot be lost, no matter the cost. There is no world where we can afford to give up on it, where we can stop searching and leave reality to be devoured.

If there are other leads that might bring us to 3D Sealing, we should pursue the most promising one. If we can pursue multiple leads simultaneously (e.g. one involves doing a mission while the other involves leveling a skill), we should - must - do both. There's no such thing as a bad gamble when the price of not playing is guaranteed oblivion.

If the carrot wasn't still in front of our face, if Hazou didn't seem to genuinely believe this was still our best lead, maybe I'd say our best gamble involves focusing our attention elsewhere. When we have a better alternative lead, or the carrot finally vanishes, we'll finally be able to say that Earthshaping isn't our most likely bet. Until then... nothing to do but keep sinking that cost. Everyone's counting on us.
If so... well, yup. Even if we keep getting burned, as long as Earthshaping looks like our best bet we have no choice but to pursue it. Personally, here's hoping we don't need to level it any further and can unlock runes with the doping technique.
 
Is this what you're talking about?

If so... well, yup. Even if we keep getting burned, as long as Earthshaping looks like our best bet we have no choice but to pursue it. Personally, here's hoping we don't need to level it any further and can unlock runes with the doping technique.

This was your post that I was thinking about, but I've edited the megapost to include links to both, since the one you linked also gets to a point that I've been feeling.

Something along these lines keeps gnawing at me too. Is the 3D Sealing unlock supposed to be simple to reach after we hit a qualitative threshold and test it out (like we did with ES 50)? Is it locked until we make a truly impressive deduction/guess on the player-side? Even when so much of Sealing is inscrutible technobabble by design? The part of me that worries about worst-case-scenarios is fretting that the QMs want us to do a deep dive into the bare metal wires of the simulation but we've been conditioned towards learned helplessness by the technobabble explicitly designed to keep us from interacting with Sealing on any level other than the abstract.

And so that part of me is trying its best to gain some kind of model of the bare metal wires of the simulation here, but it's still 99% blackboxed and the remaining 1% doesn't even seem to make sense (i.e. Hazou implying in one chapter that most seals involve brushstrokes that touch each other and Velorien saying just now that seal brushstrokes never touch each other and that it doesn't even really matter which in the end because Sealing is supposed to be technobabble). I don't mean that as a dig or anything, but the part of me that worries we're expected to engage on this level feels like it's playing a game of Getting Over It.

Twinstars earlier suggested getting the chakra pathways stuffs to work by doping the seal, and that's a really good idea that I want to try. But it's one of those ideas that's engaging with the mechanics close to the bare metal wires of the simulation and I don't know where to put my hopes anymore. Are we just wasting our time trying little tricks like this when it'll just auto-unlock at ES 60 or something? Are we going to find out years down the line that we just needed to do something like this, and no amount of XP grind was going to cut it until we guess the one trick teetering on the edge of the black box? It's stressful to think about.
 
@Noumero @Inferno Vulpix @RandomOTP

This was your post that I was thinking about, but I've edited the megapost to include links to both, since the one you linked also gets to a point that I've been feeling.

Put your trust in me, for a scene. We can try without locking in the ES chakra and see what Hazōpilot thinks. The opportunity cost is very low, just an hour or so of Hazō's time, and potentially 1 xp.

If it would help if I wrote the previous process out in as few words as possible to put in the plan itself I can do that, but I think linking to a full description of the process could work as well. I'll head back to my previous post and make it safer in a moment here.

@Velorien @Paperclipped @eaglejarl do any of you have any preferences for formatting testing this idea?
 
I want to repost some points that were raised on Discord:

  • Obviously if the QMs want us to try this new mechanic out, we're willing to give it a good faith effort. "The mechanics exist to represent the narrative" has always been a thing.
  • More and more heavily-developed rulesets that are designed to force risky behaviors are like trying to solve the AI alignment problem by putting increasingly complicated rules the AI has to follow. It's a losing game, it's not solving the underlying problem, and the actual result is going to be increasingly complicated subversions of the rules.
    • Just look at the laws of any modern country. They're a spaghetti dinner of stipulations for specific ways that you're not allowed to be a dick, because just asking the entire nation to "not be a dick" doesn't work. That's where we seem to be headed.
    • But we don't need to, because asking people not to be dicks can and does work here.
I don't think it's entirely accurate to present the new mechanics as existing solely to encourage players to do different things- as the mechanics post noted, they also explain why for example Kakuzu isn't a god after a hundred years of frequent strife when a few years of freuqent strife have made genin Hazo into current Hazo. Plus, realism. I for one am happy to have it made a certainty that random S-rankers and other massive threats are not omnipotent, and if it also incentivizes us to do different things then that's a useful side effect.
 
@Noumero @Inferno Vulpix @RandomOTP



Put your trust in me, for a scene. We can try without locking in the ES chakra and see what Hazōpilot thinks. The opportunity cost is very low, just an hour or so of Hazō's time, and potentially 1 xp.

If it would help if I wrote the previous process out in as few words as possible to put in the plan itself I can do that, but I think linking to a full description of the process could work as well. I'll head back to my previous post and make it safer in a moment here.

@Velorien @Paperclipped @eaglejarl do any of you have any preferences for formatting testing this idea?
I'm definitely on board with testing the doping strategy at our earliest possible convenience. Maybe not this update because we've already had Velorien out and say that it's too big to be done in one plan and has a very short time horizon where we do a bunch of socials in rapidfire sequence, but heck I'd be willing to do this before we reconvene with Kagome to figure out what else we need to research before opening the rift.
 
I'm definitely on board with testing the doping strategy at our earliest possible convenience. Maybe not this update because we've already had Velorien out and say that it's too big to be done in one plan and has a very short time horizon where we do a bunch of socials in rapidfire sequence, but heck I'd be willing to do this before we reconvene with Kagome to figure out what else we need to research before opening the rift.
Okay. I'm going to continue being obnoxious about this because I don't want us to get complacent and forget, but I'll chill until the next voting cycle lol.

Final edit on the subject: I personally prefer the name charming for 3d seals so Hazō can show off his charms and do a lot of charming. My partner suggested Iwameikō for a master artificer of rocks, with the name of the discipline being Keijōiwa After much brainstorming and trying to translate things that didn't translate lol
 
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[x] Action Plan: Due Diligence w/o Shikamaru

I have slight preference against including Shikamaru. The Hivemind is very divided over his potential involvement in Akane's death, which sounds to me like we shouldn't provide ammunition to someone who might kill us next...unless Shika's substantially improve the plan, or we trap the ammunition. Yeah, I wish we could meaningfully test Shikamaru. But then, Kakuzu and Hidan are now hunting for Akane's murderers, so we should have more information soonish?

It gets nothing to share Orochimaru's personal affairs, but it could cost immensely if this somehow pisses Orochimaru off.
Err... that does sounds important? We don't have to release the notes etc... immediately. We probably should talk off-screen to our sanity council, making sure this is actually not a bad idea.


I'm definitely on board with testing the doping strategy at our earliest possible convenience. Maybe not this update because we've already had Velorien out and say that it's too big to be done in one plan and has a very short time horizon where we do a bunch of socials in rapidfire sequence, but heck I'd be willing to do this before we reconvene with Kagome to figure out what else we need to research before opening the rift.
Do we have a list of previous hypotheses and results of experimentation? If there are other strategies we could test, we might as well include them in the future plan.
 
It might be wise to update Ami on the events that have unfolded, if she's around, before engaging with the Greater Kittensphere.

Doubtlessly a different plan entirely, but it seems more appropriate given her current plans and our involvement therein.
That's a good point. I'll fork the plan with a few changes and Shikamaru replaced with Ami. I'll still endorse both plans.
We probably want to ask after any Jashin-related lore that abducted Isanese loremasters might know.
Good catch, will add.
Maybe add a section about having the group from the meeting come up with additional questions for Hidan? And also for them to screen oue questions.
I think the plan is already doing that? It's supposed to, at least.
I sort of want to include Kagome, Yuno, and Noburi to the earlier meeting
I expect that to make Shikamaru and Kei even less likely to share anything they know.
@Noumero you may want to dis-invite Shikamaru from the meeting. Shikamaru isn't as invested in Hazou as Kei is, and Kei has access to the same lore that Shikamaru does. We can more easily persuade Kei than we can Shikamaru. And if we ask something that Kei doesn't know, she'll be more likely to convince Shikamaru than we will.
As to the other parts of the plan, I don't see why we need to involve Shikamaru in this. Just Kei and Snow provide most of the value he contributes, since he isn't going to share anything, he does not do that.

Plus there are very real downsides to including him. Half the thread thinks he ordered Akane's murder. Does that seem like the kind of person to take council from? He might decide Hazou is too close to Jashin and find a caldera. Kei would never do that.

As to rousing suspicion by excluding him. Just ask Kei not to mention it, that we'd like to play Jashin close to the chest. That is the normal ninja thing to do. It sure as shit isn't like he shares information with us. Kei has meetings at the Goketsu estate all the time. It isn't unusual for her to talk to Mari and Hazou (see every sanity check ever). So nothing out of the ordinary is happening.
I have slight preference against including Shikamaru. The Hivemind is very divided over his potential involvement in Akane's death, which sounds to me like we shouldn't provide ammunition to someone who might kill us next...unless Shika's substantially improve the plan, or we trap the ammunition.
@Inferno Vulpix outlined a large chunk of my reasoning here: this makes Shikamaru less likely to kill us, this specific situation may force him to be open. In addition:
  • I expect Kei to want to double-check with Shikamaru anyway, or actually be moreconservative about Forbidding the Lore if she can't coordinate with him. (See the Yuno thing.)
    • Note that she probably doesn't suspect Shikamaru, only Asuma, so she isn't any more likely to go rogue against him here than she was before.
  • Why would we want to stop interacting with Shikamaru based on our suspicions, instead of interacting with him more in an attempt to suss him out? I want to get an idea of where his head's at these days. Mari's here partly for that, as well.
- the exceptions feature a lot to unpack. Just "Synthesize the information. Put it into larger/historical context. Form models" seems like it crams hours of QM cognitive effort into eleven words with little guidance.
Noted, I'll remove this line specifically.
We should ask Hidan about the Five and the Tama. There's circumstantial evidence that one of the Tama worshipped a deity that sounds like Jashin.
That's what the Hierophant line is about.
Plus Hidan blabbered about the Seedling, he seems like he might just tell us everything he knows about the Five if we ask him.
Will do.
Please include a line for attempting to create a 3d seal, or rune, via a doping method. Even a throw away line is super appreciated in case the QMs saw this idea being bounced around and are just waiting for it to end up in a plan.
As @Inferno Vulpix pointed out, doing it this cycle is probably not a good idea. Ping me next cycle and I'll mirror your votes for this?


Edit: Updated the plan.
[x] Action Plan: Due Diligence
Word count: <300.
  • Meeting: Kei, Shikamaru, Snowflake, Mari.
    • Topic: Jashin. Shikamaru told us to keep away. That ship's sailed...
      • ... and was never a good approach. Shikamaru didn't know Jashin was real. Unknown threats of this scale are apocalyptically concerning, as "the Eaters" taught us.
      • We need to investigate the threat, not ignore it. What if it's also about to break free?
    • Preparations:
      • To Mari: You suspect the others, Shikamaru especially, may conceal information. Watch for that. Don't raise suspicion.
      • Review the ANBU transcript of your Hidan conversations. Anything you don't remember?
      • Request the extracted Isan lore. Anything Jashin-related?
      • Keep a live transcript. Periodically review it.
    • Pool ~all relevant knowledge.
      • Priority: Your Orochimaru Q&A. You followed a strict list, then "forgot" about Jashin, apparently repeating yourself.
        • An antimeme?
      • Everything Hidan said about Jashin. Balance, conviction, death and birth, quotas, dreams...
      • Particulars:
        • Some alleged interest in humanity's prosperity and non-extinction.
        • "'They' cut out Jashin's tongue."
        • Jashin making the Sage bleed.
      • Jashin's symbol. Recognizable?
      • Events at O'uzu and Bakuchioka.
      • Jashin's powers. Probability-manipulation?
        • Hidan's powers/blessings.
      • Potential Hierophant connection.
      • Relation to "summoning Death"?
      • Omit your afterlife-viewing and Scroll-locating experiments.
    • Do they know anything?
      • Shikamaru told us none of such remaining entities are friendly to humanity. Very specific. Whence such confidence?
    • You're uniquely well-positioned for get more information from Hidan. Prepare for that.
      • What are the highest-priority questions to ask?
      • (This justifies Mari's presence: she's to figure out Hidan's psychology, best approaches for questioning him.)
  • Meet Hidan (with Asuma's permission). Express interest in finally learning theology.
    • Follow the prepared questionnaire, plus:
      • What is Jashin's ideal world?
      • How is Jashin connected to the Five? (Conceal this from everyone but Mari.)
    • Justifications (if needed):
      • Clearly your insight's useful.
      • If you start a Jashinism branch, you'll need to know what to preach.
 
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That's what the Hierophant line is about.
There is no line about the Hierophant in the Hidan section. It's not clear you plan to ask both the Thinker meeting and Hidan about the Five. If you want to ask Hidan about the Five, IMO you need to make that clear, this plan has a lot of detail and Vel probably isn't going to read the fine print. Or indeed, do a close reading at all, he's basically said as much already.

In addition, asking about the Hierophant is not the same as asking about Hidan's opinion of the Five. Or his knowlege of the Five, maybe he only sees Tama's relationship with Jashin as tangentially related to her membership in the Five, and their descended clans.

EDIT: I should have made this clear, IMO asking Shikamaru about the Five is a dead end. He's not sharing. It is the antithesis of what he stands for to share.
 
As a potentially controversial choice, I'm also inviting Kagome in this fork. I don't think it'd make Kei and Ami much more tight-lipped...? And he may have relevant insight and we've wanted to include him more (and I really want to see him and Ami discuss Forbidden Lore).

[x] Action Plan: Due Diligence w/o Shikamaru BUT w/ Ami AND Kagome
Word count: <300.
  • Meeting: Kei, Ami, Mari, Kagome.
    • Topics: Jashin and Akatsuki.
    • Preparations:
      • Refresh Mari on your Thinker-conspiracy inferences.
      • Review the ANBU transcript of your Hidan conversations. Anything you don't remember?
      • Request the extracted Isan lore. Anything Jashin-related?
      • Keep a live transcript. Periodically review it.
    • Pool ~all relevant knowledge on Jashin. He wasn't known to Shikamaru, and unknown threats of this scale are apocalypticallyconcerning (see: Dragons). We need to investigate.
      • Priority: Your Orochimaru Q&A. You followed a strict list, then "forgot" about Jashin, apparently repeating yourself.
        • An antimeme?
      • Everything Hidan said about Jashin. Balance, conviction, death and birth, quotas, dreams...
      • Particulars:
        • Some alleged interest in humanity's prosperity and non-extinction.
        • "'They' cut out Jashin's tongue."
        • Jashin making the Sage bleed.
      • Jashin's symbol. Recognizable?
      • Events at O'uzu and Bakuchioka.
      • Jashin's powers. Probability-manipulation?
        • Hidan's powers/blessings.
      • Potential Hierophant connection.
      • Relation to "summoning Death"?
      • Omit your afterlife-viewing and Scroll-locating experiments.
    • Do they know anything more?
    • Prepare for a follow-up Hidan meeting.
      • What are the highest-priority questions to ask? How should we approach him?
      • Ami, Mari: Distracting Hidan from the rift isn't of much value: he isn't a researcher. However, being in his good graces gives you a semi-trusted channel to the rest of Akatsuki. Any ideas on what distracting information we may seed it with?
  • Meet Hidan (with Asuma's permission). Express interest in finally learning theology.
    • Follow the prepared questionnaire, plus:
      • What's Jashin's ideal world?
      • How's Jashin connected to the Five? What are they, in His view? You're only familiar with... biased perspectives.
        • (Conceal this from everyone but Mari.)
    • Justifications (if needed):
      • Clearly your insight's useful.
      • If you start a Jashinism branch, you'll need to know what to preach.


@Velorien, you'd said links are helpful, so I'd made every word in "everything Hidan said about Jashin" a link to a chapter in which Hidan said a lot of things about Jashin. That's intended for your convenience, it doesn't imply an expectation that you'll comb through these chapters line-by-line and that I'll complain if you miss some tidbit.

There is no line about the Hierophant in the Hidan section. It's not clear you plan to ask both the Thinker meeting and Hidan about the Five. If you want to ask Hidan about the Five, IMO you need to make that clear, this plan has a lot of detail and Vel probably isn't going to read the fine print. Or indeed, do a close reading at all, he's basically said as much already.

In addition, asking about the Hierophant is not the same as asking about Hidan's opinion of the Five. Or his knowlege of the Five, maybe he only sees Tama's relationship with Jashin as tangentially related to her membership in the Five, and their descended clans.
Does this work for you?
Meet Hidan (with Asuma's permission). Express interest in finally learning theology.
  • Follow the prepared questionnaire, plus:
    • What is Jashin's ideal world?
    • How's Jashin connected to the Five? What's His view on them? (Conceal this from everyone but Mari.)
  • Justifications (if needed):
    • Clearly your insight's useful.
    • If you start a Jashinism branch, you'll need this knowledge.
I don't want to directly ask "what are the Five?". Oro decided to be difficult when we asked him that, basically told us to go ask Kei. Better pretend we already know and optimize the inquiry so that it's easy to fill in the blanks.
 
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Meeting: Kei, Ami, Mari, Kagome.
I dearly love Kagome and value his input, but having him at this meeting is madness. Dude has been ranting about he's NOT working on Minato seals for months. If we bring him he'll be telling everyone who looks at him that Hazou is NOT a Jashinist. Which is........not a good plan given Hazou's recent appearances alongside Hidan.

I don't want to directly ask "what are the Five?". Oro decided to be difficult when we asked him that, basically told us to go ask Kei. Better pretend we already know and optimize the inquiry so that it's easy to fill in the blanks.
Yeah but Oro is an asshole and Hidan is a cool guy. I think that if he expresses confusion about our close relationship with Kei just say that she was cut off from her clan at a young age and doesn't know much (all true by the way!), we're not close with Shikamaru and he isn't the sharing type.
 
Yeah but Oro is an asshole and Hidan is a cool guy. I think that if he expresses confusion about our close relationship with Kei just say that she was cut off from her clan at a young age and doesn't know much (all true by the way!), we're not close with Shikamaru and he isn't the sharing type.
He did also mention Hazou's fiance though, and unlike Kei, Ami was not kicked out early. In fact as a jonin she likely knows most of the sauce if not all of it
 
He did also mention Hazou's fiance though, and unlike Kei, Ami was not kicked out early. In fact as a jonin she likely knows most of the sauce if not all of it
Counterpoint, he's met Ami and he knows that asking her about the Five will get the Ami.React and no actionable fucking information. We just want the deets unbiased by the Thinker Clans self-aggrandizing bullshit.
 
I'll just make another fork and let votes fall where Jashin wills.

[x] Action Plan: Due Diligence w/o Shikamaru BUT w/ Ami
Word count: <300.
  • Meeting: Kei, Ami, Mari.
    • Topics: Jashin and Akatsuki.
    • Preparations:
      • Refresh Mari on your Thinker-conspiracy inferences.
      • Review the ANBU transcript of your Hidan conversations. Anything you don't remember?
      • Request the extracted Isan lore. Anything Jashin-related?
      • Keep a live transcript. Periodically review it.
    • Pool ~all relevant knowledge on Jashin. He wasn't known to Shikamaru, and unknown threats of this scale are apocalyptically concerning (see: Dragons). We need to investigate.
      • Priority: Your Orochimaru Q&A. You followed a strict list, then "forgot" about Jashin, apparently repeating yourself.
        • An antimeme?
      • Everything Hidan said about Jashin. Balance, conviction, death and birth, quotas, dreams...
      • Particulars:
        • Some alleged interest in humanity's prosperity and non-extinction.
        • "'They' cut out Jashin's tongue."
        • Jashin making the Sage bleed.
      • Jashin's symbol. Recognizable?
      • Events at O'uzu and Bakuchioka.
      • Jashin's powers. Probability-manipulation?
        • Hidan's powers/blessings.
      • Potential Hierophant connection.
      • Relation to "summoning Death"?
      • Omit your afterlife-viewing and Scroll-locating experiments.
    • Do they know anything more?
    • Prepare for a follow-up Hidan meeting.
      • What are the highest-priority questions to ask? How should we approach him?
      • Ami, Mari: Distracting Hidan from the rift isn't of much value: he isn't a researcher. However, being in his good graces gives you a semi-trusted channel to the rest of Akatsuki. Any ideas on what distracting information we may seed it with?
  • Meet Hidan (with Asuma's permission). Express interest in finally learning theology.
    • Follow the prepared questionnaire, plus:
      • What's Jashin's ideal world?
      • How's Jashin connected to the Five? What are they, in His view? You're only familiar with... biased perspectives.
        • (Conceal this from everyone but Mari.)
    • Justifications (if needed):
      • Clearly your insight's useful.
      • If you start a Jashinism branch, you'll need to know what to preach.



Yeah but Oro is an asshole and Hidan is a cool guy. I think that if he expresses confusion about our close relationship with Kei just say that she was cut off from her clan at a young age and doesn't know much (all true by the way!), we're not close with Shikamaru and he isn't the sharing type.
I'll consider it.

Edit: Changed that line to:
  • How's Jashin connected to the Five? What are they, in His view? You're only familiar with... biased perspectives.
 
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