All the writing, really. Jinba weren’t allowed at the temple school in my village, so...
[As much as the words themselves sound discriminatory, Konoha says them as if it were just an unfortunate little bump in the road, nothing to be upset about or read into. Just an explanation for her jilted literacy when it came to kanji characters beyond ones she recognized from common signs, like “food”, “money”, or “jinba”.
He says “beautiful”, but she honestly doesn’t even think he means her, literally turning around to look at the people passing through the park behind her- and there was a very beautiful woman among them, a Prismal with glistening feathers. Only her husband ever called her “beautiful”... “Cute” she might believe, sure, but.
She turns back with another sheepish expression, one that said “different worlds, who’da thunk!”]
Yeah, Echigo... Tateyama village? I heard it was called Niigata in... the future? But it’s the sixth year of Genna for me... and I don’t think we’re an empire? I think we’re a... what’s the word- shogunate?
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[As much as the words themselves sound discriminatory, Konoha says them as if it were just an unfortunate little bump in the road, nothing to be upset about or read into. Just an explanation for her jilted literacy when it came to kanji characters beyond ones she recognized from common signs, like “food”, “money”, or “jinba”.
He says “beautiful”, but she honestly doesn’t even think he means her, literally turning around to look at the people passing through the park behind her- and there was a very beautiful woman among them, a Prismal with glistening feathers. Only her husband ever called her “beautiful”... “Cute” she might believe, sure, but.
She turns back with another sheepish expression, one that said “different worlds, who’da thunk!”]
Yeah, Echigo... Tateyama village? I heard it was called Niigata in... the future? But it’s the sixth year of Genna for me... and I don’t think we’re an empire? I think we’re a... what’s the word- shogunate?