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[in-laquetti.livejournal.com]

[A video turns on and a man sits in front of a screen. The man was a newcomer, but he didn't seem at all tense in any way. In fact, quite the opposite, it was as though he had been here all this time. The way he dresses, the expression on his face... One might even mistaken this man for some kind of a pastor.]

Hmhm... Being in a new world like this... It really is all too fascinating for me...

Agents of Confunto Ordinato... Albeit sudden, I'd like to introduce myself. My name is Akinari Kashihara and starting from today, I will take the position of Councilor.

Back in my world, I was a world history teacher for Seven Sisters High School...In my field of study, I've learned that the one thing that makes any politician successful is taking consideration of each individual voice. With that said, I hope to be of service to you all.

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[darkmastern.livejournal.com]

Woah, a fellow teacher! Nice to meet you, my name's Raspberyl!

We should totally exchange class notes sometime.

[in-laquetti.livejournal.com]

Huwahahah! I'd be delighted to. I didn't think I would meet a fellow educator in a place like this.
[He's all too aware of the fact that this "teacher" is a little girl, but... It may be different in her world, y'know? Kashihara believes it's better to take her word for it.]

What subject do you teach, if you don't mind me asking?

[mysteryboychaos.livejournal.com]

History, you say? What era?

[in-laquetti.livejournal.com]

I suppose my class doesn't really stick to a single country or point in time. We mostly cover major civilizations, mostly those in Europe and the Americas, and events in the world from the BCs to modern day.

Hm... But, to be honest, I don't believe in the material I'm required to teach.

[mysteryboychaos.livejournal.com]

Oh? Why would you say that?

[in-laquetti.livejournal.com]

Well... Think about it. How much evidence of the past do we really have? Much evidence of ancient civilizations were lost over time. None of us have the true answer and we were never there back then to know.

But each civilization has their own mythology with similar concepts of the gods they worshiped. I believe... visitors from other worlds helped with humanity's advancements.

[mysteryboychaos.livejournal.com]

Other worlds, or other planes, perhaps. But even taking into account the personal biases of the authors, there are still many parallels even between books of different religions, to give us at least a basic picture of the events that occurred.

[smoothouroboros.livejournal.com]

This really is a fascinating place, isn't it?

[in-laquetti.livejournal.com]

Each bit of text, even with its biases, paint a certain picture of its origin, huh? How very astute of you... Still, what you're saying is limited to human understanding. Humans were, at one point, incapable of rational thought beyond instinct just like other animals... But how is it that they established civilization and rose above them?

These aliens, the Bolontiku and the Oxlahuntiku, gave them that extra push to the path of modern society. I don't think even humans at the time could comprehend who or what they were... They went about given only what they thought they knew, but that was enough.

[in-laquetti.livejournal.com]

For a man who has dreamed of other worlds and alien races existing? It's certainly a revelation.

Hm, and who are you?

[mysteryboychaos.livejournal.com]

Perhaps. There have always been beings who step in to guide mankind down one path or another. The gods of Ancient Greece, the Messiah of Jerusalem... It is the words left behind by they and their devotees and disciples that mankind believes in, is it not?

[smoothouroboros.livejournal.com]

Dreams are one thing, but reality is another entirely.

Enforcer Hazama, at your service.

[in-laquetti.livejournal.com]

Hmhmhmm... Indeed. Humans are both very independent, but dependent creatures. These beliefs and religions were made the foundations for human societies. They were led by an otherworldly force all till now.

My goal is to find Xibalba, the spaceship the aliens arrived in. The aliens left behind an Idealian utopia... The last stage in humanity's evolution is yet to be unlocked.

[in-laquetti.livejournal.com]

Hwahaha! Yet, it seems that my dreams are matching nicely with reality... Our meeting is proof enough, don't you think?

Hm... An Enforcer! You must have your work cut out for you.

[smoothouroboros.livejournal.com]

Your dreams must be interesting things indeed. Something like this place would be beyond the scope of most.

I keep busy. There is so much to do here, after all.

[in-laquetti.livejournal.com]

Well, it's not as though it's exactly how I imagined it. The "aliens" are far more human than I realized. Still, the existence of advanced civilizations and so many... I'm entranced.

... Tell me, what do YOU dream about, Hazama?

[stupidsexyzero.livejournal.com]

"It seems unusual for a high school teacher to be put into the position of Councilor, do you have any other experience?"

[smoothouroboros.livejournal.com]

While overwhelming at first, soon enough you'll realize that people are the same in every world, every civilization.

Dreams? Oh, I just hope that everyone can get along peacefully.

[mysteryboychaos.livejournal.com]

Whether or not those that have guided humanity are otherworldly, advances still would have been made. I want to believe in the existence of order born from discord.

[grandtheftmecha.livejournal.com]

I like to think of myself as something of a teacher too... can I call you Aki? That alright?

[aboyandhiscat.livejournal.com]

Welcome Kashihara.

It's been a while since a new councilor popped in.

[in-laquetti.livejournal.com]

Order born from discord... or maybe, discord wearing a different mask? It's hard to say, but until Xibalba is found, perfect order will remain an ideal.

[in-laquetti.livejournal.com]

I doubt that. Each world represents different possibilities and greater developments... I'm sure that out of all of them, the Ideal world exists.

Hahah! Yes, wouldn't that be nice?

[in-laquetti.livejournal.com]

You shouldn't underestimate us educators, though. As odd as it is, we have first-hand experience informing and educating large groups of people at once. I'm sure it'll work hand-in-hand with the Councilor's duty.

[in-laquetti.livejournal.com]

Oh, everybody's a teacher to people in some way. My title is simply a little more formal and my lessons more specialized. ... that aside, how are you a teacher?

Hwahahah!! Feel free, feel free! I don't mind a single bit. Hm... And what should I call you, Ms...?