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@lavenderreaper found a plum tree in full bloom
🎋 “You look sick. If you need help, find a physician.”
Rie didn’t mean to sound cold, but she wasn’t interested in stopping to help those in need. She had something she needed to do, and it involved picking up supplies from outside the village. A larger group was scheduled to go out later, but she wanted to get it done quicker.
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What Nobushige wanted was to see if Oda can handle Sanada’s legacy. Muramatsu and Chacha were staying away from the traitor himself. The dried blood on his scythe explains Chacha’s caretaker was slain.
“You caused all this for your personal gains? Did you not find Nobunaga’s conquest good for you?!”
Kunoichi, Sasuke. where are you....
@lavenderreaper
“Oh, is that so?” The memory of how distraught Mitsunari was after the kissing incident plays back in his mind. An icy fury flows through his veins. With a stoic look on his face, Hanbei unsheathes his sword and aims it right at Mitsuhide’s heart.
“Listen closely, Akechi. You are to stay away from Mitsunari, no matter what. If I catch you anywhere near him again, I will not hesitate to end you. End you to a point that not even a masochist sadist like yourself could find any pleasure in. Do I make myself clear?”
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gropes for book. at least tell me what you’re reading if it’s so much more interesting than me
“None of your business... It is my studies and I’d rather not share with the likes of you.”
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You may love whoever you like, Tama-chan. However, make sure they treat you right, or I’ll be the one to kill them.
“She also has a cute big red horse too~ taller than me and has nice hair and cool black armor.”
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Kakyoin hadn’t a clue. The two of them had been together for awhile now, yet Kakyoin sometimes never realized the horrific thoughts that crossed Mitsuhide’s mind. Perhaps it was foolish, but Kakyoin trusted the man. After all, Kakyoin was notorious for putting his faith in the worst of people. Part of him wanted to watch the world burn -- maybe that was why he ended up here in the first place. Ended up with Akechi and the Oda.
He had no complaints. In that moment, he felt utterly at peace as he laid there, resting against Mitsuhide’s cold body, obviously soothed with the way those skeletal fingers toyed with his red curls. Truly, he was thoroughly tuckered out by the gruesome events from earlier that day. War.
As ruthless and cold-hearted as he was, it didn’t mean he was immune to the limitations of being human. He was only vaguely aware of Mitsuhide’s eyes on him, watching him as he tried to rest.
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a) the woman at the forefront of his dreams is already wedded to another man, one whom i have relations with, b) i happen to be katsuie's superior so if he -DOES- manage to be wed a w oman, i will kill him. quite simply, he's not allowed to breed.
‘ Well, I don’t intend to break up a marriage. I will stop him there... However, as his superior don’t you find that too cruel? If he finds someone he loves, who is not married, why would you have to stand in the way of that? How does it affect you? No one gets the right to stand between two who love each other, to threaten to kill him over it.... You’re just a damned monster aren’t you? ’
multiples of 15, but also number 4
Has your character ever witnessed something that fundamentally changed them? If so, does anyone else know?Oh boy, lots of things. The first thing I can think of is directly from the original anime. Standing up to pure evil definitely changed him. Seeing Nobunaga stare down at him from the cliffs as he blew Imagawa’s brains out seriously fucked Masamune up. It made Masamune realize he was painfully mortal and how he couldn’t afford to do anything that got him or his men killed. Sadly, he frequently has to learn this lesson over and over again, since his instinct is always to be reckless.
Is your character preoccupied with money or material possession? Why or why not?Truthfully, he is not. Despite his wealth, it hasn’t exactly been a priority for him. Sure, things like flashy clothes are nice, but none of that will necessarily get him where he wants to go. He wants to rule; not for all of the perks, but for the power to ignite change. What does your character find repulsive or disgusting?Akechi Mitsuhide. NO, but… actually. Masamune does find people like Mitsuhide disgusting. Sadists. Those who commit heinous acts without a real reason behind them, those who get kicks out of inflicting pain on innocent people, those who treat war like a game… Mitsuhide, Nobunaga, Matsunaga, etc… Masamune finds those people repulsive.
Masamune does believe in “ends justify the means”, and he uses that to justify his own misdeeds. Masamune has done some truly disgusting things throughout his life, but he would never pride himself as someone who gets a kick out of the suffering of others.
Unrelated to this, Masamune is also a bit of a prude. He does engage in a lot of sexual activity, but he, by no means, is kinky. Anything that diverges from the pure, raw, animalistic act of sex tends to repulse him. What does your character believe will happen to them after they die? Does this belief scare them?This is something that Masamune tries not to dwell on. The boy tries to stay preoccupied with more pressing matters so he won’t think about the afterlife. As a warlord, he is faced with the balance of life and death nearly every single day, so he feels he cannot afford to get caught up in fear of what will happen if he dies.
Still, he is human, and when he is forcibly confronted with his own morality, he tends to freeze up. Masamune knows fear. He does fear death. So, his fierce determination and stubbornness tends to keep him alive through the worst, because he knows if he dies, he will be forgotten. To Masamune, that is worse than actually dying. Being forgotten means he failed in his goals, and with everything he’s been through, he can’t afford to let that happen.
