['Sohaya, I'm going ahead.' Oodenta seems to read Itsuki's mind, already moving toward the sound of the horns. 'Monoyoshi, come with me.'
to which Monoyoshi Sadamune, Ieyasu's beloved sword who was said to bring good fortune to him in all his battles, nods his head and immediately begins to follow after. there seems to be an unspoken understanding amidst all swords at this moment - the mission has to be seen to, but they also can't lose this human that's been entrusted to them by their friend and also by their master.
'If he is going to sabotage the battle, then we should be doing the same. That's probably what my brother and Monoyoshi are going to take care of - but we need to get you out of here,' Sohaya says. though his brow furrows, a little frustrated. '... You probably wanna see your sword, I get it, but - it's about to get really dangerous out here.'
even though all the swords can't help but be on edge. the earthquakes never occurred during history. do the humans not recognize them for what they are? what could that mean?
but they're running out of time - that's clear from the sound of galloping horses, the new rumbling of an army on the move. the battle that will end the warring states period is quickly approaching and they have to go before they're mistaken for enemies.
or - as the western armies begin to approach - it may already be a little too late.]
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to which Monoyoshi Sadamune, Ieyasu's beloved sword who was said to bring good fortune to him in all his battles, nods his head and immediately begins to follow after. there seems to be an unspoken understanding amidst all swords at this moment - the mission has to be seen to, but they also can't lose this human that's been entrusted to them by their friend and also by their master.
'If he is going to sabotage the battle, then we should be doing the same. That's probably what my brother and Monoyoshi are going to take care of - but we need to get you out of here,' Sohaya says. though his brow furrows, a little frustrated. '... You probably wanna see your sword, I get it, but - it's about to get really dangerous out here.'
even though all the swords can't help but be on edge. the earthquakes never occurred during history. do the humans not recognize them for what they are? what could that mean?
but they're running out of time - that's clear from the sound of galloping horses, the new rumbling of an army on the move. the battle that will end the warring states period is quickly approaching and they have to go before they're mistaken for enemies.
or - as the western armies begin to approach - it may already be a little too late.]