Even so, he's going to feel like he's looping a nightmare where he ripped two people to pieces.








Exactly. It seems completely useless when you take it in context of how harmless Chiaki Bushido seems when her sword is sheathed, and she speaks in calm, quiet tones. But then, as the saying goes, if someone spends five minutes in her shoes, they get a completely different perspective.

Hatman is one of the lucky few to have experienced that perspective. He knows exactly how un-harmless she actually can be, and how it feels to be that way.








I always wondered about that trick: Are there grades of functionality for that? If he goes to Japan and buys a cap aimed tourists, would he speak Japanese badly? Since Chiaki's headband holds the collective experience of someone born and raised there, he could speak fluently and confidently, and know all the traditions and customs, perhaps.

Of course the one drawback is that it holds the collective experience of a *female* born and raised in Japan, so poor Hatman might phrase things in a way that make people think he's weird.