So she was a descendant of the Seiwa Genji. That surely explained a lot. Of course, he was certain that she would more than likely associate him with he who should not be named [ or the individual he refused to name ]. He wouldn’t be surprised if that were the case, that man had left such a large impression on history.
It was so large that Hizamaru still retained the name that had been bestowed upon him to this day.
Still, while he may be bitter, there was no use in mulling over it now. [ Not with the woman standing before him now. ]
“ Yes. It answered my question, ” He was quick to reply to what was said; short and to the point.
What followed could have been taken as tired on his part, and possibly done with the subject at hand. He just wanted to retire for the day.
“ It is safe to assume you’re excited to meet me because of that, correct? It’s no matter if it is. I suppose your lineage is something to be proud of. ”
[ Save for the one man who ruined everything for the Minamoto. ]
‘ Partially, indeedy so! But I’ve read so much about you that, besides the surname - I can’t possibly believe that I’ve gotten the chance to meet you ! ’
The thing is that she was not entirely attached to her lineage, if she could call it like so, her interest came from all the stories, tales and legends that her father has been telling her since little and the ones that she had to study for her major. Moreover, having a little break from warring matters was always to be welcomed.
Though, Suika must admit that she was glad not to have disappointed him.
‘ My surname isn’t really that powerful in my time, if anything - there’s a vestige of history that ears some anecdotes from time to time. But other than that, there’s little else about it. ‘
But since this was Hizamaru and she knew that he was the half of a whole completed by the one and only, Higekiri. Thus she can’t help but to wonder where his brother might be.
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