Guess that's fair... it—uh, he—isn't here with me, though. I was originally thinkin' nobody wanted me havin' an unfair advantage, but when Ishikiri-jisan showed up with his hugeass sword, I was really startin' to feel I got the short end of the stick.
[ how have i had to explain so much sword lore?? why is everyone like this!!! tonbo stop being so honest!!!! ]
There is another group other than ourselves and our enemies known as kebiishi. Their duty is to remove any foreign presence from time whether it is to disrupt it or to repair it.
Thus, it is for all of our sakes to keep things as they were unless we wish to face them in battle.
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Quite. It's certainly been an interesting time getting used to such an eccentric mix.
[ pronunciation is hard :( ]
But given the differences between everyone's backgroud, it certainly feels as if I've learned quite a bit in my time here.
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. . . somethin' just occurred to me. If yer true form's a spear, why are ya still called a sword spirit?
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... Mm, I suppose it's to group all of us together? Given how there's far more variety than just wakizashi and uchigatana's.
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And Tantos would be the smallest, yes.
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Heh, I know a thing or two 'bout swords. I was tellin' Yasu-kun 'bout the tantou I got back home.
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Oh?
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[ it was the exact same with yams, too... ]
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I suppose the excitement of meeting potential comrades gets to us.
[ excitable puppies, all of them. ]
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But I can only imagine how worried he must be if time has passed since you've left.
[ master's suddenly disappearing is always a cause for concern- especially if hey suddenly end up in someone else's possession. ]
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[ timelines!! ]
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Aren't you guys kinda used to time travelin' anyway? Least that's the impression I got from Ishikiri-jisan and Yasu-kun both.
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We are but the end result is always trying to keep what already has happened, happened. Changing it else wise is usually the last thing we wish for.
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[ i'm like 90% sure he didn't get the revisionist lore ]
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There is another group other than ourselves and our enemies known as kebiishi. Their duty is to remove any foreign presence from time whether it is to disrupt it or to repair it.
Thus, it is for all of our sakes to keep things as they were unless we wish to face them in battle.
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When it's a logical step to take, sometimes we do.
[ and then they run for their lives ]