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| - When Kisui learned that the celestial energy in his body decided to regenerate him, he wasn't quite sure how to feel about it. He was equal parts angry and intrigued, but those emotions wouldn't matter; As he tried to get his bearings, he was visited by the Peacock Goddess, who was wondering how he was still alive, and where the Rinnegan he promised to give back after his death was. Realizing that when he gave his Mangekyō Sharingan to Kakeya, he inadvertently gave his dormant Rinnegan to her as well, he told her he doesn't have it anymore. While technically true, he chose not to give the whole story in order to protect Kakeya. Angered by this realization, the Peacock Goddess attacked Kisui. Kisui, in his recently regenerated form, was not strong enough to fend her back, and made a run for
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| - When Kisui learned that the celestial energy in his body decided to regenerate him, he wasn't quite sure how to feel about it. He was equal parts angry and intrigued, but those emotions wouldn't matter; As he tried to get his bearings, he was visited by the Peacock Goddess, who was wondering how he was still alive, and where the Rinnegan he promised to give back after his death was. Realizing that when he gave his Mangekyō Sharingan to Kakeya, he inadvertently gave his dormant Rinnegan to her as well, he told her he doesn't have it anymore. While technically true, he chose not to give the whole story in order to protect Kakeya. Angered by this realization, the Peacock Goddess attacked Kisui. Kisui, in his recently regenerated form, was not strong enough to fend her back, and made a run for it. Since then, he has been keeping away from the goddess however possible. During his travels, he found a book lying on the ground. The outside looked ancient, but whatever was preserving it kept it looking like new. It was made from leather of an animal species that had been extinct for centuries. As he opened the book, he found newspaper clippings. Recent, some of them happening only a few months ago. They seemed to be placed in chronological order. But all of the news seemed mundane, almost everyday. Business exchanges, people going missing, it all seemed run of the mill, considering how things have been for so long. Interested by the book nonetheless, Kisui kept it with him, at the very least hoping to find its original owner. Feeling tired, he found a place to rest. As he fell into a deep sleep, he found himself in a rather perplexing dream. It seemed as though he was in another dimension. Peering through the dream, he found several locked doors, none of which could be opened. But on those doors, there were clues; The clues seemed to hint at specific locations, but they were written in riddles. Not quite sure what to make of them, Kisui continued to explore through the dream, finding key moments in his life laid out like a book's pages spread throughout the entire dream; His escape from Kumogakure after being labelled a missing-nin, his fight with Akagi and his subsequent asylum to Sunagakure, it was all there. But he also saw moments he didn't recognize, like a desolate village in the middle of a decrepit land. Before he could investigate that portion of the dream, he woke up, hearing the book he found shimmering. As he opened the page that began to glow, a new clipping appeared in the most recent page; It was about a high ranking individual going missing in Sunagakure. As he read through the clipping, something didn't seem right; It said she gone missing in broad daylight surrounded by her bodyguards. Wishing to investigate this further, he made his way to his old asylum; Sunagakure. His initial search turned up little clues, and Kisui found himself with no more leads to follow. Dejected by the realization that he may not be able to solve this one, he decided to at least try to put one regret to bed; Not seeing his family after his regeneration. Making his way down south, he found himself back in the land he once ruled over as its Daimyō. There, he his daughter, Kakeya, who didn't know who he was. The two decided to battle each other. Impressed by how much Kakeya's skill grew, he revealed who he was. He knew Kakeya's response would be anything but joyous, but he took it in stride. What he didn't take, however, was realizing his wife was dying. She was devastated by Kisui's supposed death that the emotional toil took everything out of her. As he and Kakeya approached the house, he could feel his heart sink into a depth he had never felt before in his life. He never had seen someone close to him die, as his Nindō was to make sure those he cared about wouldn't die if he could do something about it. Now, faced with the realization he may not be able to save her, he felt anguish and a heavy lump in his throat that he couldn't get rid of. But at the moment he held on to her hand, his energy seemed to react to hers. Even though it had been months since his regeneration, his body still had an excess amount of energy to vent. So he decided to use some of that energy to grant his wife, Suzume, the same powers possessed by himself and their daughter. With the energy coursing through Suzume's body, she regenerated, her body being renewed. With this realization that she could finally be together with Kisui and Kakeya for as long as her regenerations allowed, she went with Kisui back to Sunagakure, after his book once again began leading him to Sunagakure once more.
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