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[croibhristeoir]

There is a matter which I have found myself considering more and more often in recent days, though I can not say I know what precisely began such contemplation. The community's nature in particular complicates the idea itself, which does not help matters if one were to try coming to a conclusion of some kind. What it can be narrowed down to at its core is, I think, a mere question of five words.

Do you believe in fate?

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[of_many_treasures]

Either way, it's a way of driving one's actions. Denying fate a foothold is one of the ways I live my life.

[croibhristeoir]

Does it ever become something difficult to bear? If misfortune should befall you, then with that outlook does hope become hard to find?

[of_many_treasures]

Not at all. Because I write my own story, there is only my outcome to design the ending of it. My journey. And before Tsukasa came along, I was a passing-through Kamen Rider.

That is who I am. And that power gives me the ability to change everything around me.

[croibhristeoir]

That is not a term with which I am familiar, but a power like that sounds enviable at the least.

[of_many_treasures]

Being a Rider means a lifetime of conflict. And not all stories are happy. But we are the ones who keep the worlds from falling into chaos.

[croibhristeoir]

That sounds as though it must be a difficult task.

[of_many_treasures]

That's why many worlds have many Riders.