[open] shuten clan mingling

[no_kyouken]

Who ⬤ The Shuten Clan Lost Souls
What ⬤ Post-event drinking meeting
When ⬤ After some Kappa punching, I assume
Where ⬤ The White Koi, Shuten Clan bar
Content Warnings ⬤ Dranking, Shutens

un: majima Get yer asses up an' come to th'White Koi by 7. It's on Shuten turf, corner of Bunyudomachi. We're meetin'. [ The bar is almost exclusively Shuten members, most of them wearied with nightly patrols and clashes. There's plenty of muttering and chatter about the recent assassination, with the common complaint being 'fuck I have to get my funeral suit out of storage'. Majima points lost souls into a slightly more secluded room done up in the titular white koi pattern. ] Siddown, who's heard what. [ He is also weary and bruised from some fights, leaning back against the wall with a cigarette and a drink. ] 🐍 This is a mingle, sure they got together to talk info but they're Shutens so it's assumed they're going to get drunk, yell, and throw hands. 🐍 Lordy please do whatever you want, I'm not the cops. 🐍 OOC info collection 🐍 Toraguma's orders

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[metafictions]

You really should get off Majima-san, already...

[Dante, please.]

Anyway, moreso than laziness is separate agencies becoming siloed and even working against each other. That was true of the Wards in my own Tokyo, and I expect the Department of the Enma isn't much different. They can barely run themselves... they probably wouldn't want to run the entire town, right?

But at the same time, they need to keep the criminal organizations in check. As they say, what the Enma values is strict order.

[no_kyouken]

Cops can't run th'whole town, never gonna be enough of 'em to keep everythin' in order. That's what the yakuza's for... sometimes. Givin' some order t'the nastier parts'a town th'cops don't wanna deal with.

[ He is not proselytizing for the yakuza, fuck, he's just saying. He smushes a hand into Dante's face as he talks, keeping him off with a grim look. ]

An' th'law ain't never fair t'everyone, sometimes it's about keepin' the cops off a neighborhood's back. Sometimes we're thugs, sometimes we're protectin' th'neighborhood. Depends.

[ Mostly on the example that Toraguma sets. ]