Japan too has a tradition, known as tsukimi. It is said to be when the moon hangs largest and most beautifully in the night sky.
It's an important date to me, for the beauty of nature, particularly that of the flowers, birds, wind and moon are some of my greatest loves. This communion with nature was the first thing I learnt in my training.
Unfortunately, I cannot return your letter with a refined letterhead nor with any large parcels, and I did not make them myself, but I hope you'll enjoy my return gifts nonetheless.
[ The carrier will also happilly pop out some dango, make sure it doesn't then eat the dango! There's also another sheet of paper, smaller, folded in two.
It reads: ]
Beautiful bird perched on tree limb under moon's glow elegantly dressed
With your appreciation of the moon, that beautiful poem, I am sure you understand nature and our relationship with it best. And you have always given me the most meaningful gifts. It is the same now.
The dango is very delicious, I had to fight my carrier for it.
Achieving communion with nature was the first step of my training, long before I was taught to pick up a sword. There would be no swordsman without the beauty of the moon, of flowers, of birds, and of water.
And it is precisely because I have been taught to have a sharp eye for beautiful things that I have come to have a keen eye when it comes to women like yourself. Think nothing of it.
The moon doesn't need to do anything but shine brightly in the night sky, flowers don't have to do anything but bloom to have poetry written about them. You don't need to do anything.
Kojirou
P.S. I wouldn't mind having tea with you, but I wouldn't want to be accused of being a homewrecker.
I still feel like I am lacking...but your meaning is not lost on me. It is honest.
However I will not mind having tea and spending time with you, if not for what you just brought up. I wonder, do you get along with Gilgamesh? What are your intentions that would have him accuse you of being a homewrecker?
I suppose it is not a matter of taste, but rather that Gilgamesh has never treated me poorly, and this is even after he told me he is a tyrant. I'm beginning to notice that it is quite difficult to explain, despite the simplicity of the situation between myself and Gilgamesh.
Ah, Kojirou. That is an interesting proposition. However, I will like to say that even Gilgamesh would've found it very difficult to make rumors come true when it comes to me.
Vietnam.
[Remember the time he wrote bad fanfiction. SHE DID. Though she kept it...gross.]
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CARRIER MAIL BECAUSE.
Japan too has a tradition, known as tsukimi. It is said to be when the moon hangs largest and most beautifully in the night sky.
It's an important date to me, for the beauty of nature, particularly that of the flowers, birds, wind and moon are some of my greatest loves. This communion with nature was the first thing I learnt in my training.
Unfortunately, I cannot return your letter with a refined letterhead nor with any large parcels, and I did not make them myself, but I hope you'll enjoy my return gifts nonetheless.
[ The carrier will also happilly pop out some dango, make sure it doesn't then eat the dango! There's also another sheet of paper, smaller, folded in two.
It reads: ]
Beautiful bird perched
on tree limb under moon's glow
elegantly dressed
BIRD POOP MAIL--no i mean carrier mail
With your appreciation of the moon, that beautiful poem, I am sure you understand nature and our relationship with it best. And you have always given me the most meaningful gifts. It is the same now.
The dango is very delicious, I had to fight my carrier for it.
Sen.
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Achieving communion with nature was the first step of my training, long before I was taught to pick up a sword. There would be no swordsman without the beauty of the moon, of flowers, of birds, and of water.
And it is precisely because I have been taught to have a sharp eye for beautiful things that I have come to have a keen eye when it comes to women like yourself. Think nothing of it.
Kojirou
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That is very poetic, I can see how you are able to weave such beautiful poetry now. It goes both ways.
Kojirou...did you just call me beautiful?
Vietnam.
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I do not believe I miswrote.
Sincerely,
Kojirou
[ Because he's being sincere. ]
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I thank you, really. I am just unsure how I should react. Ah, you are very handsome yourself? I mean this honestly.
Vietnam.
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The moon doesn't need to do anything but shine brightly in the night sky, flowers don't have to do anything but bloom to have poetry written about them. You don't need to do anything.
Kojirou
P.S. I wouldn't mind having tea with you, but I wouldn't want to be accused of being a homewrecker.
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I still feel like I am lacking...but your meaning is not lost on me. It is honest.
However I will not mind having tea and spending time with you, if not for what you just brought up. I wonder, do you get along with Gilgamesh? What are your intentions that would have him accuse you of being a homewrecker?
Vietnam.
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I must admit Gilgamesh and I are not on the best of terms. I do not enjoy his capacity for cruelty, and I suspect he dislikes me on principle.
But it has little to do with Gilgamesh. After all, a ruffian and a fine lady alone together would cause talk to occur no matter what.
Kojirou
[ But really, Gil hates Kojirou for being better at swords or something. ]
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So here it is, witnessing your disagreements. I am not surprised at all that those are your opinions of each other.
Is that what you would like them to believe? The kind of rumors to spread?
Sen.
[Gil just wants to be better than everyone!!! Sighs at him.]
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I must admit it's almost enough to have a man question your taste in partners.
Perhaps if such rumours would spread regardless, one might as well go ahead and give them some grounds.
Kojirou
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I suppose it is not a matter of taste, but rather that Gilgamesh has never treated me poorly, and this is even after he told me he is a tyrant. I'm beginning to notice that it is quite difficult to explain, despite the simplicity of the situation between myself and Gilgamesh.
Ah, Kojirou. That is an interesting proposition. However, I will like to say that even Gilgamesh would've found it very difficult to make rumors come true when it comes to me.
Vietnam.
[Remember the time he wrote bad fanfiction. SHE DID. Though she kept it...gross.]
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I consider myself far more charming than Gilgamesh. But I would say that of the average shrimp.
Kojirou
[ Shrimp are at least tasty! ]
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I understand why many would say I have strange tastes. I find Gilgamesh very charming.
But I also think shrimp is delicious.
Vietnam.
[SHE SURE KNOWS IT.]
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The heart wants what it wants. I'm sure there's nothing I can say to dissuade you if that's how you feel.
But shrimp is very delicious. Perhaps we might go fishing some day?
Kojirou