Editing The Zashiki Warashi of Intellectual Village:Volume1 Chapter 4
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She did not explain what the fault in my reasoning was. Perhaps I did not have a proper understanding of the organization of Hyakki Yakou or of that that woman’s actions. |
She did not explain what the fault in my reasoning was. Perhaps I did not have a proper understanding of the organization of Hyakki Yakou or of that that woman’s actions. |
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− | “But I will admit that you have seen through this farther than expected. Hyakki Yakou has split. |
+ | “But I will admit that you have seen through this farther than expected. Hyakki Yakou has split. Once side is the Kaikoku faction that compromises and allows those outside the organization to take jobs in order to preserve order, and the other side is the Sakoku faction that will abandon order in order to strengthen the organization and keep everything within the organization.<ref>Kaikoku means “open country” and Sakoku means “locked country”. Sakoku primarily refers to the extreme isolationist policies of Japan during the Tokugawa shogunate with Kaikoku being the opposite.</ref> The actual ‘removal’ did not begin until about a week ago, so it is unknown if Hishigami Mai is aware of the situation as she was working in Europe at the time.” |
One side was trying to protect order and the other was trying to destroy it. |
One side was trying to protect order and the other was trying to destroy it. |