Invention 01 || [Text]

[mere_shopkeeper]

[To say that he was surprised when the Karakura Town around him faded into this rather dilapidated looking place would be an understatement, but Urahara was adaptable and upon finding the PCD on the ground next to him, had proceeded to look through the various text messages on the network.]

It would seem like I have been transferred to an alternate world, hopefully not the result of the Tenkaikezzu malfunctioning since I checked the calculations again and again before activating the pillars. Well, if it is, I have to say... this would probably be the most dramatic miscalculation I've made to date! Either way, aside from Unohana-taichou and Hisagi-fukutaichou, might I ask who else is here?

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[mere_shopkeeper]

Ah, Mayuri-chan~~! Someone did mention that you were here...

I was?

[law-of-reason.livejournal.com]

[Reminded instantly why he Does Not Like this man]

Hmph. You were. And accomplished absolutely nothing beyond breaking some of my furniture just because it came to life and attacked you.

[mere_shopkeeper]

[You know you like him deep down inside...]

Your furniture came to life?

[law-of-reason.livejournal.com]

[So deep down, it's been suffocated by years of dislike and mistrust]

There's events here, every other week or so. They're better experienced than explained.

[mere_shopkeeper]

[But he luuuuuuurves you! Okay, maybe just loves annoying you, but you know, same thing!]

Events? Such as?

[law-of-reason.livejournal.com]

[Then that's affection he would very much prefer to do without]

You'll see. It's hard to miss it when one happens, all anyone can do is complain about it.

[mere_shopkeeper]

[Too bad that once Urahara gets something in his mind, it's nigh impossible to get it out.]

What causes these events?

[law-of-reason.livejournal.com]

[Which is something that gives Mayuri no joy to understand]

Spirits of some kind. Everyone calls them the Animus. At least, they're the ones taking credit for the events.

[mere_shopkeeper]

Hn... Have you studied them yet?

[law-of-reason.livejournal.com]

The problem is finding them. Nothing detects them, no one's ever seen one - though detecting something whose composition is unknown is difficult at best.

[mere_shopkeeper]

Hn... That is a pity.