The Sword of Kaigen
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She had enjoyed the vague fantasy of raising powerful, forward-thinking young women with the courage to amount to more than their mother, but it was just that: a fantasy. Misaki had long since let go of the idea that she could raise her children the way she wanted—or that they were even her children at all.
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It wasn’t her bulky frame; it was the way she threw it around with careless confidence in a world where everyone, ladies and swordsmen alike, stepped so lightly.
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A decade later, a fifteen-year-old Hiroshi would become known as the youngest swordsman ever to master the Whispering Blade. What the world would never know, was that he was the second youngest.
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I'm sobbing right now
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It was easy to forgive a young man following orders.
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“I didn’t catch up to him yet.”
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NO PLEASE NO
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Flayed and boneless, he faced the creature he had awakened, this woman of gods’ blood and fury.
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Somehow, he had broken her anyway, but she hadn’t broken quietly like porcelain. She had broken like black glass and ice—jagged and more dangerous than ever.
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And he saw them both for what they were: a woman who needed her husband, and a man who needed his wife.
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In the falling snow, Takeru stared at the woman he had married and saw her for the first time.
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The Empire may have refused to let the people of Takayubi mark the graves of the dead, but the mountain didn’t forget.
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Wholeness, she had learned, was not the absence of pain but the ability to hold it.
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Red seeped from the sky like blood washed out to sea, leaving only the blue waves of evening.