[Oho, a familiar face! Kashuu will wave from where he's standing, straightening up. He was probably talking to the swords again... As one does.]
Kinda, yeah! It's not really like the museums back home, though... The swords there all have their own glass cases and really soft, nice fabric to lay on.
Hm... Depends! Like, my first few years of memory are pretty hazy, but I started remembering stuff pretty soon after I came outta the forge. I think some of the reeeally old swords probably don't even remember when they started remembering, anymore.
[After they're done removing the pins, he'll show Kumon how to carefully slide away the hilt hand guard and all of the various other bits that make up the non-blade part of the sword.]
It's just normal for me, but it probably sounds pretty weird for a human, huh?
[Bless Kumon, he'll get the sense as Kashuu watches that he very much appreciates the care he's taking...]
--Ah, that'd be Mikazuki Munechika, for sure. He's a few hundred years over a thousand, but the other Sanjou swords definitely give him a run for his money! They're all over a thousand.
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Is this one kinda familiar to you?
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Kinda, yeah! It's not really like the museums back home, though... The swords there all have their own glass cases and really soft, nice fabric to lay on.
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Oh... That sounds really nice. But I think... these guys are more for use? Are they well taken care of?
[There are so many swords in here]
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[But he'll survey the swords... Let's be real, with the few but very dedicated sword nuts in this group, they're probably pristine.]
Looks like it! Not bad, not bad. Maintaining all of these properly would take hooours.
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Does it each one take a lot of upkeep?
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[Ah, the peaceful days... Between The Wars of early years and The Time Wars of later years.]
But kinda, yeah! You gotta take the sword apart and clean each piece really carefully, and there're a lot of pieces.
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[When the only yakuza you know are the company's make up artist, and the company's financial advisor.]
There's pieces? [Man... if you took it apart though, that seems scary? What if you lost a piece?]
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Nice? ...I mean, I have a feeling you'd think a lotta people are nice when others might not think the same...
[GAROU (derogatory).]
But, yeah! The blade and handle come apart so you can clean all of the metal. It's all attached with a pin.
[The way katana are actually hilariously fragile-sounding in concept.]
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Sakyo plays cat's cradle with me and Azami does our stage make up.
[They're great? Kumon loves them.]
There's a pin keeping everything together? [Bro that's wild. He did not know anything.]
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You're really the kinda guy who can make friends with anyone, huh...
[But he'll nod at that! Actually:]
Wanna see how cleaning one works?
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Ehehe, I try to.
Yes, please!
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S'not a bad trait to have, I guess. [HE GUESSES. But he's definitely looking excited at that, motioning Kumon over to the sword maintenance corner.]
C'mere! [Pat-patting the space on the floor beside him!!] It's actually not as hard as it sounds.
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He takes the space Kashuu offers!!]
I'm a good hands on learner.
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But he'll nod! And then gesture towards one of the more katana-style swords.]
If you wanna be hands on about it, you can find a new friend to take care of!
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This guy?
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[He'll point to the little circle near the hand guard, picking up a tool - the mekugi-nuki and its metal dowel - and passing one Kumon's way.]
Gently, like this--
[Very light tap-tap-taps!]
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[He will start lightly, lightly tapping on the circle.]
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[They're going to fill every person in this prism with Toy Story concerns.]
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It takes a long time, huh?
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Sometimes, yeah. Legends say a hundred years! ...But usually, a lot of us have at least some form of awareness waaay before then.
[And some are just aware from the start.]
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Really? When do you remember... remembering?
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Hm... Depends! Like, my first few years of memory are pretty hazy, but I started remembering stuff pretty soon after I came outta the forge. I think some of the reeeally old swords probably don't even remember when they started remembering, anymore.
[After they're done removing the pins, he'll show Kumon how to carefully slide away the hilt hand guard and all of the various other bits that make up the non-blade part of the sword.]
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[Kumon follows the instructions, slowly, because he doesn't want to lose any sword bits. He very definitely does not know how to forge more.]
Who's the oldest sword you know?
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[Bless Kumon, he'll get the sense as Kashuu watches that he very much appreciates the care he's taking...]
--Ah, that'd be Mikazuki Munechika, for sure. He's a few hundred years over a thousand, but the other Sanjou swords definitely give him a run for his money! They're all over a thousand.
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Whoa! That's so long!
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