"Well, it wasn't exactly a farm," he explains with a shrug. "Animals sort of turned up around Sengoku sometimes. They came and went freely. The goat stayed."
He knows he's mentioned Sengoku once or twice, but admittedly never really talked about him in detail. So there's a lot he probably never explained beyond the fact that the man raised him for most of his life, and even that much he might have skimmed over.
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He knows he's mentioned Sengoku once or twice, but admittedly never really talked about him in detail. So there's a lot he probably never explained beyond the fact that the man raised him for most of his life, and even that much he might have skimmed over.