It's just a little burn, Kashuu, I don't think anyone will care.
( She's doing her best to be reassuring but really, it didn't take her long to figure out Kashuu was particular about his appearance. And while she isn't sure how deep that runs just yet, she can see now it's important to him and that's what matters right now.
There's a long, thoughtful and probably uncomfortably awkward silence as she takes a moment to decide what to do. Let Kashuu have his way and potentially set a precedent for the other swords? Or put her foot down and have Kashuu miserably tough it out? Neither seems particularly appealing when they're in their early days, still learning their roles and how to work together. )
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( She's doing her best to be reassuring but really, it didn't take her long to figure out Kashuu was particular about his appearance. And while she isn't sure how deep that runs just yet, she can see now it's important to him and that's what matters right now.
There's a long, thoughtful and probably uncomfortably awkward silence as she takes a moment to decide what to do. Let Kashuu have his way and potentially set a precedent for the other swords? Or put her foot down and have Kashuu miserably tough it out? Neither seems particularly appealing when they're in their early days, still learning their roles and how to work together. )
I have three conditions.