[Touken Ranbu] Mrs. Oda Nobunaga

Ever since I hung Zong Sanzuo's characters, I thought to myself, hanging one is also hanging, so I might as well hang a few more knives!

In fact, it is because Nobunaga is getting more and more busy, and I am getting more and more bored, and I am still worried at home, fearing that I will hear unfortunate news one day.

In order to pass the time and keep myself from thinking about it all day long, I said to him, and added three more shelves on the wall, and hung three knives.

It happened to help the busy Nobunaga maintain his sword. As he experienced more and more wars, he also had more and more swords.

Except for Zongsan’s left writing, which is fixedly hung, other shelves are placed with different swords in turn.

-- There is only one exception.

Nobunaga occasionally gave away swords.

For example, pressing and cutting the long valley, and not moving the light.

He would tell me before sending the knife to express his reluctance.

In order to comfort Nobunaga, I will always put the knife that is about to be sent out on the shelf until the moment it is sent out.

Let’s talk about the pressing and cutting Hasebe first.

Press-cut Hasebe is a fighting knife that Nobunaga has been wearing for a while.

I was also curious about the origin of this knife.

Nobunaga just told me that this is a new knife with no famous origin.

I tilted my head and continued to ask, "How did that name come about?"

He pulled out the knife and motioned me to look at the blade: "The knife maker's name is Hasebe Kunishu, this knife is very sharp." When he said this, Nobunaga's tone was a bit meaningful.

——I probably guessed it, I guess Nobunaga lost his temper outside again...

Anyway, after being married for so long, I have also gotten a good feel for Nobunaga's character. Nobunaga's temper is not particularly good, and sometimes he is very irritable.

But Nobunaga has always restrained himself very well in front of me, and I'm not such an inquisitive person, so I naturally skipped this topic.

I was very surprised when I heard Nobunaga told me that he wanted to give away the pressed cut Hasebe.In my opinion, he loves swords so much, why would he be willing to give them away?

Nobunaga said that he wanted to give Kuroda Rushui, but I understood it in my heart.

I heard Nobunaga mention Kuroda Rushui. He is smart and eloquent—he is like a military adviser anyway!

I think Nobunaga took a fancy to his talent and wanted to win him over, so he thought of giving the knife.

Since Nobunaga decided to send the sword, he replaced the cutting Hasebe and wore another sword instead.

I put the pressed and cut long grain part on one of the shelves, and I often take it down for maintenance.

"Oh..." I would often sigh during maintenance, stroke it gently, and say to it softly: "Don't worry, if Kuroda Rushui doesn't cherish you, Nobunaga will definitely ask you back!"

On the night before sending out the cut Hasebe, I could feel that Nobunaga was depressed.

I took off the pressed and cut Hasebe and put it between our pillows, hoping that Nobunaga could take a closer look at it.

But I felt that Nobunaga was even more depressed, so I took the initiative once in a while.

I quietly moved into Nobunaga's arms, a little shy: "Nobunaga, my chest is a little stuffy, rub it for me."

...the result is skipped!Anyway, Nobunaga did not continue to be gloomy.

(To make a digression, I put Hasebe under my chest too. I don’t know what’s wrong with it. I like to bite the short knife, press the knife, and the Taidao... I’ll talk about it later...)

There is also the moving light that cannot be ignored.

This is also a short knife that Nobunaga likes very much, but unlike Yaken Toshiro, Nobunaga prefers to play with it and appreciate it.

The name of Fudo Yukimitsu comes from the carving of Fudo Myoko on the sword body. In addition to Fudo Myoko, there are also carvings of reserved Kara Doji and Zhitaka Doja on the body of the sword.

Later, Nobunaga said that he would give it to his surname, Mori Ranmaru.

Since Nobunaga already had Yakuken Toshiro under his pillow, I kept Fudo Yukiko under my pillow until it was sent out.

To be honest, I prefer not to move the light!

For me, Fudo Xingguang is more practical than Yaken Toshiro.

Because of the engraving on it, it's easy for me to bite.

Yaken Fujishiro has been biting for a long time, his teeth will become sore, and even the saliva will flow more than when he bites and does not move... Am I talking too much...

The author has something to say: What do you say about the knife hanging on the wall at night?

What are your thoughts on a knife that sleeps with its owner?

What will the knife that sleeps with the owner talk about with the hanging knife←_←

I feel that the conversation between the swords is full of enthusiasm (maybe it's embarrassing and cold???)

Think about it carefully, when there are the most knives in the room - four knives on the wall and two short knives on the bottom - there are at most six knives in total... I feel that the heroine can directly solve the knife in the future, and then finish the full text (just kidding ^ω ^)