Toshiro
Well-Known Member
- RP Date
- 1D 5M YE 40
To Midori Jo
Hello, it's been a long time. I understand that the Ketsurui Samurai are on the decline. I recall how you felt without them or their direction, and felt it necessary to check on you. I wish I could say I felt sorry for this. After I investigated and quickly learned of their role in your situation, I was quieted by certain people who reminded me that nothing could be done. At this point, however, my concern is that the more honorable samurai now may feel as you once did, and I worry where you are emotionally and mentally.
May the dishonorable who misguided your blades either repent or suffer the weight of their transgressions in due measure.
We parted ways with you only having barely recovered your faculties, still quite uncertain of your place. I attempted to convey the situation to the kids, though Rikun still blames you as well as the House itself. Yuichi understands your position a bit better though. He just finished high school in Tsubomi and is looking into employment and further education unless something else strikes his fancy.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that though there are difficulties between you and the kids, I'm worried for you and forgive you for what happened. I forgave you right away. If you need to come home to Kyoto, you can do so. If you need a new life in Tokyo or elsewhere, I can arrange that. Psychological aid? A different assignment aboard the Sakura II which I command again (provided any current CO obliges, of course)? There are ample possibilities open to you, and you can always choose to carry forward the best traits from your storied life.
You do not need the Samurai for this. You have a friend.
Kage Yaichiro
Hello, it's been a long time. I understand that the Ketsurui Samurai are on the decline. I recall how you felt without them or their direction, and felt it necessary to check on you. I wish I could say I felt sorry for this. After I investigated and quickly learned of their role in your situation, I was quieted by certain people who reminded me that nothing could be done. At this point, however, my concern is that the more honorable samurai now may feel as you once did, and I worry where you are emotionally and mentally.
May the dishonorable who misguided your blades either repent or suffer the weight of their transgressions in due measure.
We parted ways with you only having barely recovered your faculties, still quite uncertain of your place. I attempted to convey the situation to the kids, though Rikun still blames you as well as the House itself. Yuichi understands your position a bit better though. He just finished high school in Tsubomi and is looking into employment and further education unless something else strikes his fancy.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that though there are difficulties between you and the kids, I'm worried for you and forgive you for what happened. I forgave you right away. If you need to come home to Kyoto, you can do so. If you need a new life in Tokyo or elsewhere, I can arrange that. Psychological aid? A different assignment aboard the Sakura II which I command again (provided any current CO obliges, of course)? There are ample possibilities open to you, and you can always choose to carry forward the best traits from your storied life.
You do not need the Samurai for this. You have a friend.
Kage Yaichiro
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