[This entire idea was just a whim, through observation. Mitsutada showed great curiosity when it comes to human things, even human customs. Many of the other swords do so too, so when Valentine's Day came around, you can be sure to notice that a few of them embraced it. Even Kousetsu ended up on a blind date! (She heard it went pretty well.) But then here is Mitsutada, a very sociable sword, and still haven't yet experienced what it is like to be on a Valentine's Day date. Granted, she might not be the best one to take him out, but at least she could give him a "tour" of how such dates usually go.
Besides, it is one way to lift his moods up after what happened underground. Having heard the stories about their lives, Vietnam isn't surprised by Mitsutada's darker life and self. But it seems to be something he's trying to grow out of, and for it to be a reminder...
Perhaps after everything has happened, a nice outing will do him good.
And this is why she is here, standing by a fancy looking lamppost, dressed in the first thing she grabbed from her wardrobe that looked half decent (thanks Taiwan, for the constant shopping sprees before she went back) and is shifting uncomfortably on the spot when others walk past her on this day. Now it's becoming all too real: since Valentine's Day was glitching up, seems like people like to do things right after. They're going to do it.
action; 15th February (doomsday)
Besides, it is one way to lift his moods up after what happened underground. Having heard the stories about their lives, Vietnam isn't surprised by Mitsutada's darker life and self. But it seems to be something he's trying to grow out of, and for it to be a reminder...
Perhaps after everything has happened, a nice outing will do him good.
And this is why she is here, standing by a fancy looking lamppost, dressed in the first thing she grabbed from her wardrobe that looked half decent (thanks Taiwan, for the constant shopping sprees before she went back) and is shifting uncomfortably on the spot when others walk past her on this day. Now it's becoming all too real: since Valentine's Day was glitching up, seems like people like to do things right after. They're going to do it.
She should've picked the next day.]