Case #1: The Curious Case of the Angry Tourist
Of course.
Coldmoon barely reacted to Alex's comment, his eyes widening slightly before returning to his normal, bored gaze. He nodded slightly to Alex as he started to mix Alex's drink. As he was about to answer, a shout (one of many, supporting either side) rang out.
Kick his ass, Himura! If you can't beat this guy, what makes you think you can actually win against that Myojin bastard!
Himura, who was fighting off Tiny's attempts to grab and break him, managed to fight free just a second, and, in a brutal burst of speed, drove his fist into Tiny's solar plexus as he lunged in again. Instead of pressing his advantage, he turned to his associate.
Go to hell!
This nearly cost him, as Tiny recovered quickly and moved back in to attack.
Coldmoon chuckled a bit and answered quietly, enough so that no one would really overhear.
There's at least part of your answer. His name is either Himura Kenji or Kenji Himura. I'm still trying to figure out which way they prefer their names to go. Anyways, from what little I picked up, he's an accomplished fighter, and his father was involved in some sort of revolution in Japan fifty, sixty years ago or so.
Coldmoon paused and smiled slightly.
Bit of a temper, though.
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OOC: I figure it's a Intelligence + Lore roll, Difficulty 3 to know roughly what happened in the Meiji Revolution, primarily who the main players were, including things like the Shinsengumi and the various assassins.
Difficulty 4 to know that many of the same people were involved in a post-revolution battle in Kyoto roughly 10 years later.
I figure Alex will, at best, have a general idea. I don't think he's been in a position to learn any of the specifics about what happened in either event.