| rdfs:comment | - Ryuuma Seishin (流間精神) is a Jōnin native to Konohagakure and assistant translator for Gaku no Ryoushi, a group of history buffs whose goals are aimed towards preserving the past. Ryuuma always had a passion for history, finding any possible way to study it, no matter how many times she hit a brick wall in her studies. Whenever she'd hit a brick wall, she'd cross reference different points in that era to help fill in the gaps. Her studies have been read by many chronologists, who have confirmed a lot of her historical theories. One of these chronologists was Geiha Arashi, one of the most esteemed heads of knowledge in Konohagakure, who has spent years translating ancient texts into a modern, readable format. When she met Geiha, she saw many forms of books in her residence, all translated fro
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| abstract | - Ryuuma Seishin (流間精神) is a Jōnin native to Konohagakure and assistant translator for Gaku no Ryoushi, a group of history buffs whose goals are aimed towards preserving the past. Ryuuma always had a passion for history, finding any possible way to study it, no matter how many times she hit a brick wall in her studies. Whenever she'd hit a brick wall, she'd cross reference different points in that era to help fill in the gaps. Her studies have been read by many chronologists, who have confirmed a lot of her historical theories. One of these chronologists was Geiha Arashi, one of the most esteemed heads of knowledge in Konohagakure, who has spent years translating ancient texts into a modern, readable format. When she met Geiha, she saw many forms of books in her residence, all translated from texts with languages so ancient, most people are unable to even translate a single word from them. When Geiha opened her Library of Time after renting out an old building, Ryuuma helped renovate the building, helping Geiha put in bookshelves, organized by time period. Putting in what texts Geiha translated, Ryuuma used her historical talents to determine which era in history they belonged in by cross referencing how frequent the language was used, and how frequently it kept a specific dialect. Geiha, who was very interested in how historically inclined Ryuuma was, she offered her an opportunity to put her historical talents to use, forming the group Gaku no Ryoushi. From there, they began recruiting like minded individuals, who all helped not just to gather texts, but also help determine their positions in history. Since Ryuuma was the first to be recruited, she was assigned as assistant translator, with Geiha teaching her many different dialects lost in time, while Ryuuma also taught Geiha various points in history based on the languages Geiha knew. Over time, the two formed a personal relationship with each other, having bonded very closely as they helped each other bring history back to life.
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