Letters: From Ningenkai

8/3/01

Via: Hikari Rei Mail Exp.

 

Dear Hiei,

        You have some nerve making me think about politics as I lie here, basking in the sun with the smell of sweet salt and sun tan lotion in the air. You jerk…

 

        But you’re my closest, dearest, most irritable friend and I want to help you. Enclosed in this letter is another sealed envelope. I will now write exactly what I said:

 

        To the High Administration of Makai,

                Although my life remains in the Human World, my intimate associate, General Hiei of the Eastern Region, has informed me of the recent diplomatic events that are in your midst.

                As you know, I have been familiar with Yomi’s character for a very long time. What you do NOT know, however, is the past I’ve held with him and its implications. 

                Two hundred years ago, there was a power struggle in our thief guild. Now, while this was only a small organization, politics not dissimilar to your own was involved. I saw Yomi’s weaknesses as a leader early on. While he may have a very analytical mind when it comes to city construction and science, he is very stringent when it comes to bloodlines and close contacts. This is a weakness in that he selects his personal administration not by ability or experience, but by favorism. For this reason, I blinded Yomi in order to take over the thief guild myself. Choosing an administration requires the impartiality of the ruler. I advise that you follow this rule yourselves.

                I do hesitate in suggesting the de-seating of Yomi’s position. Yomi has already acquired a very strong following and dishonor may create a civil war. Allow Yomi to keep his territory and seat, however you should revoke his rights in choosing his heir. Do not take my words lightly.

                                                       

        That’s the most I can offer you, Hiei: my signed recommendation as Youko Kurama. The seal contains a drop of my blood from my Youko form for verification. It was not easy transforming inside my ship cabin. Ship cabins happen to have VERY low ceilings. I nearly snapped off my ears for you.

 

        All right, I’m done tanning. I look golden now, I’m pretty happy about that. Now for a good swim. Write me back to tell me how things worked out. Adieu!

               

                                                                                                        Always,

                                                                                                        Kurama

                      

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