Kyuden Shika

Shika Katsuteru wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 13, 2021 12:39 am

There was no hatred in the glance, but it was understood between the two that there were to be no immediate repercussions by the Crane against the Deer.

While his face didn't move, in his head he smiled - perhaps this was the best that he could hope for.

"Is it bad that my first thought is 'more of you'?"

"We will."

The Kitsu nodded at the Shika's input.

"Indeed, Shika-sama. It did take me a long time at this miai to understand that lesson, I admit."

The Kitsu nodded.

"I've met Soyokaze-san, I have no intention of becoming a monster like his father. Perhaps a better way of saying what I need is 'if I can help them learn, I will' and 'I'll help them have the confidence to succeed' - mental strength, and physical strength if I can help."

"I knew I could rely on you."

He kissed her once again.

"You make them loved, and I'll do my part to make them strong. Of course I'll still love them with all my heart, but I'll also ensure they find the strength to serve to the best of their ability."

Shiba Raizo wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 11, 2021 7:27 pm

I somehow doubt everyone else in the empire is going to be as forgiving as the PCs here

It's Kyuden Shika in 5e, the social rules are as lax here as they'll ever be.

Moshu laughed a kind, gentle laugh.

"My word, if that is how much care you show an adoptive child from a clan you dislike, we'll need to be careful not to spoil our children rotten!"

This is why I actually liked them (even if, in our case, some of the rich got richer), because it meant even someone who was lawn-darting pretty badly could hold out a little hope for a desired match. I believe there are better, more IC ways of accomplishing that goal. Oh, and final feedback is don...

If the Kitsu had been played, he had no true idea. But on the surface, it seemed like a good idea to begin making contact with the other side, and someone within the Emerald Magistratum could be a good idea. He smiled. "I believe I would like that, Doji-sama. It is clear that I have a lot to learn -...