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There were days Misaki could convince herself that it was enough.
Oh my shayla
listening never made any man dumber, but it’s made a lot of people smarter.”
Kotetsu said in his singularly gentle, rumbling voice. “It gave its maker and wielder to earn it. That is Mamoriken,” he nodded to the sword, “the Protector.”
As long she walked the Duna, no one could forget what had happened on the Sword of Kaigen.
a person’s tragedy doesn’t define them or cancel all the good in their life.
