[Now that was interesting, a confession that Mukuro wanted to hear. The people here were all predictable and boring, having lived their lives the same way for generations. It was easy to tell who had been cheating on who without Mukuro even needing to know their names, he had been able to tell who was charging far too much for their wares, and who truly didn't believe in God anymore but made a good showing.

He hummed thoughtfully, picking his way through the streets easily.]

If you ever feel the need to unburden your conscious, I'd be more than happy to listen.

[He offered up a friendly smile, before turning to admire the small, neat rows of houses.]

It is as good a place as any. The isolation can be a bit trying, but if you can survive the first few months, you'll be a welcome citizen here as well as your children and your children's children.