I can say that the "partnership" between Baiji and Ajita prior to the formation of the Seven Shus is more like either commensal (one reaps the benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped) at best, and at worst, toxic/parasitic. The latter is likely the case. The most infuriating aspect from Baiji is that it seems he's too obedient, gullible, and even weak willed. If he's the leader of Seven Shus, why he didn't even bother to question or arguing with Ajita about her intentions? I maybe a bit heated when seeing this, but I'm still waiting for the answers.
I can say that the "partnership" between Baiji and Ajita prior to the formation of the Seven Shus is more like either commensal (one reaps the benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped) at best, and at worst, toxic/parasitic. The latter is likely the case.
The most infuriating aspect from Baiji is that it seems he's too obedient, gullible, and even weak willed. If he's the leader of Seven Shus, why he didn't even bother to question or arguing with Ajita about her intentions?
I maybe a bit heated when seeing this, but I'm still waiting for the answers.
Thank you for watching! The answers are coming in Part 2