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[emptyaviary]

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[warconductor]

An interesting question. They did help during the invasion, oh to be certain.

They gave us the jail and the trail system that keeps those who do wrong locked away.

But then again, they put the innocent here in this cosmic jail with those who do very, very wrong to being with.

[emptyaviary]

So when they do help, it's not without contradicting themselves.

[warconductor]

If you wish to look at it like that, they can be somewhat self-contradictory. Then again, some of them feel absolutely awful that these things are done to us.

Others view it as only a job. Who can say what's really going on in their heads? Or indeed, above their heads?

[emptyaviary]

I wonder.

[warconductor]

It is quite a question is it not, Herr Hyuga? Do we trust the deities, ever so mercurial and capricious, or do we even have a choice?

Of course, I speak of "we" in the abstract. I highly doubt anyone under my employ is in danger of the disease.

[emptyaviary]

..I can conclude that you work as a medic in this place, then?

[warconductor]

My word, no, not at all. Merely that myself and those in my employ suffer various conditions that make illness quite unlikely.

[emptyaviary]

... I see.

[warconductor]

Indeed, my apologies if I misled.

I am called the Major, leader of the Millennium Organization and the commander of the Letze Battalion, a pleasure, Herr Hyuga

[emptyaviary]

.. Likewise, Major-san. You already know my name.

[warconductor]

Indeed, you introduced yourself to the City at large, after all.

If it helps, though, I believe the Japanese translation of my title would be Rikugun Shōsa.

[emptyaviary]

"Major" will be fine unless you prefer otherwise.