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... mp between Uehara Clan and Kabuto.

Even if Urahara Kisuke joined the Uehara clan in order to save Hirako Shinji and the others, he would eventually be abandoned by Uehara Naraku; If Urahara Kisuke continued to be loyal to Kabuto, he would obtain a reward that he would never be able to obtain in his entire life.

Unfortunately…

Urahara Kisuke seemed to have no moral integrity.

Time returned to Human World’s Motegi Town.

A reunion after decades of grievances.

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