Akasaka ten years later had not changed much, merely becoming somewhat more mature.
He wore a black suit and a red tie.
The moment he appeared, before he had even sorted out the situation, Reborn asked him, "Do the Funeral Wreaths from ten years later still exist?"
If they wanted the answer, they only had to ask Akasaka from ten years later.
Reborn wanted to know whether everything he had done had been in vain.
After a long while, Akasaka ten years later finally came to his senses. After calculating the time in his head, he seemed to realize what period this was. He shook his head at Reborn and said,
"The Funeral Wreaths ten years later aren't dead."
"I assume you killed them ten years ago, hoping to create a temporal paradox and indirectly erase their future selves?"
"But unfortunately, it seems that won't work."
"I still have memories of Byakuran and the True Six Funeral Wreaths ten years from now, proving that they are safe and sound."
"Their timeline is a horizontal timeline. They stepped out of their own time stream and can't be interfered with from another time and space."
"Perhaps that is a characteristic of the Mare Ring."
"After all, they are the owners of the Mare Rings. Changing their past and future isn't so easy."
Reborn's face immediately darkened. "Then why didn't you do anything? You just let those bastards remain safe and sound?"
What Reborn meant was, I married my niece to you. For Uni's safety, wouldn't you slaughter them all in the future?
Akasaka shrugged helplessly. "They aren't much of a threat to me now. As long as they don't provoke me, I'm not going to kill everyone I see."
"Besides, in changing Uni's past, you also indirectly changed when Uni and I