[why do you allow yourself to be subjugated to that thing? Aizen had demanded, and Urahara gave his response with as much conviction as someone who had been beaten near to death, and found a century's worth of work unfolding before his eyes, just as bittersweet as he imagined.

that's a loser's answer, Aizen had screamed, before declaring his disdain that the brilliant and powerful Urahara Kisuke was so weak as to believe in something like the Soul King.

And here he is again, wondering if he's about to be called a fool again, and not caring either way, save for being uncomfortably reminded of Aizen further. ]

I don't believe in Fate. That's all I can say about that, I suppose.

[balance is about keeping worlds from falling apart. What people do in life and death is their own choice.]

What about you, Loki-san? Would you choose to save the world or destroy it, assuming you had the option to do one or the other?