[He nods slowly, slotting all of that mentally into place with the elements he'd picked up, scattered here and there in articles dealing with the aftermath of those events as they became relevant in the years that followed. It sounds like had he even managed to get papers on the war itself, they wouldn't have covered the full facts anyway. Better to hear it from someone who saw it all himself than thirdhand gossip about the actions of allied kingdoms.]

It's strange to think about. I died, history carried on, and here you are just one year later for me but many more for everyone else.

[But between Pluto and Will's explanations, he understands that's just how things are in the universe, even if he doesn't quite grasp the why behind it. Time is just another coordinate, somehow. Makes him feel awfully small if he thinks about it too much.]

One name that hasn't come up in all this is Sengoku, unless I'm mistaken. He was an admiral in my time. I think I read he was fleet admiral at some point. Do you know how he is?