Something to Remember
Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2021 4:38 am
Inoshishi enters the room in her formal attire, a far cry different from the dirty young woman she presented as yesterday. With a meal in her belly and a bath, her hair seems radiant and her eyes sparkle. Her green robes, embroidered in golden characters cunningly telling famous Dragon Koans in lines traced suggestively around her body.
She glides forward, walking with the stately calm of a Dragon courtier, bowing at an appropriate distance. When she speaks, for once her voice is slow and measured.
“Greetings, I bring greetings from my lord, Togashi Yoshi, as well as the Dragon Clan itself. I am Agasha Inoshishi and I am here for the miai. Also, if I may,” (for those so attuned, these words usher in the screams of a thousand dragon sensei) “This is a truly elegant castle, and I’ve been to quite a few of those, and these lines are so amazing! I bet my voice could carry even at a whisper! It’s really amazing!”
She reddens slightly, clears her throat, and looks down at the box in her hand.
“Right, sorry, I got carried away. I often do. My senseis all said I was many things, but mostly enthusiastic! ‘Ino-chan, if you are one thing, you’re enthusiastic. But you must learn to temper it!’ And I try, but it’s just all so exciting! I have so many stories I’d love to tell you! But alas, I only have time to present one to you. This is a story the Chroniclers keep of the time Togashi spoke to the kami of deer, written down by myself.”
She glides forward, walking with the stately calm of a Dragon courtier, bowing at an appropriate distance. When she speaks, for once her voice is slow and measured.
“Greetings, I bring greetings from my lord, Togashi Yoshi, as well as the Dragon Clan itself. I am Agasha Inoshishi and I am here for the miai. Also, if I may,” (for those so attuned, these words usher in the screams of a thousand dragon sensei) “This is a truly elegant castle, and I’ve been to quite a few of those, and these lines are so amazing! I bet my voice could carry even at a whisper! It’s really amazing!”
She reddens slightly, clears her throat, and looks down at the box in her hand.
“Right, sorry, I got carried away. I often do. My senseis all said I was many things, but mostly enthusiastic! ‘Ino-chan, if you are one thing, you’re enthusiastic. But you must learn to temper it!’ And I try, but it’s just all so exciting! I have so many stories I’d love to tell you! But alas, I only have time to present one to you. This is a story the Chroniclers keep of the time Togashi spoke to the kami of deer, written down by myself.”