[D1, MM] Pictures from the River
Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2021 7:12 am
Tanabe eventually finds his way up to Renji the massive Otter is dressed well enough for court though maybe a touch underdressed for addressing a clan champion. The brown kimono fit, if just barely. His unruly hair pulled back and almost tamed, his expression was pleasant as he restrained a nervous smile. Facing a giant opponent in the ring, a skilled warrior, even a great opponent on the battlefield, these were things he was trained for and knew how to do. Meeting a Clan Champion was far more terrifying.
He bowed low, probably too low "Hello Shika-sa- Shika-dono" he corrected himself shakily but recovered quick enough "I am glad you extended an invitation to so many of my cousins and myself here. It means a lot to our clan new as we are to have the opportunity to create connections to other clans and forge closer bonds through marriage." he hadn't really practiced this or thought much about what to say but his voice became more certain and steady as he went.
"To show my appreciation to you Shika-dono I brought you a small token." he held up a book bound by blue silk on quality paper, inside the book each page contained a drawing of a landscape or castle all in ink. The drawings weren't magnificent pieces of art crafted by Kakita artisans but they were clearly done by a skillful hand "This book here was made by one of the performers, a collection of scenes from all the places we visit on the river. A book filled with visions of the empire as seen by the Otter Clan." he finished confidently
He bowed low, probably too low "Hello Shika-sa- Shika-dono" he corrected himself shakily but recovered quick enough "I am glad you extended an invitation to so many of my cousins and myself here. It means a lot to our clan new as we are to have the opportunity to create connections to other clans and forge closer bonds through marriage." he hadn't really practiced this or thought much about what to say but his voice became more certain and steady as he went.
"To show my appreciation to you Shika-dono I brought you a small token." he held up a book bound by blue silk on quality paper, inside the book each page contained a drawing of a landscape or castle all in ink. The drawings weren't magnificent pieces of art crafted by Kakita artisans but they were clearly done by a skillful hand "This book here was made by one of the performers, a collection of scenes from all the places we visit on the river. A book filled with visions of the empire as seen by the Otter Clan." he finished confidently