[Touken Ranbu] Swords Choose Their Masters, as It Should Be

I am the Wu Zhu Qiaoyu Staff-Saber, one of the Tang Dynasty's ceremonial sabers, and a treasured possession of Emperor Shomu during his lifetime. I don't understand why you people think the Water Dragon Sword was that fellow's favorite blade. You'd better study your history properly instead of filling your heads with useless nonsense.

Listen closely: I am the blade that chose him in history.

And don't treat me like a servant. I am a famous blade recorded in history. What gives you the right to possess me? Blades choose their wielders, not the other way around. Don't get the order wrong.

The blade, with black hair, silver eyes, and an appearance and outfit of utmost splendor, lowered his gaze to the girl before him. His casual gestures and words all carried an innate pride.

[As a blade cherished and sought after by countless people, shall I prepare to grant you good fortune?]

#This is a blade with absolute pride. As a Tang blade, his view of the relationship between a blade and its wielder puts him on top. After all, in China, people have always sought fine blades. Why would a fine blade ever beg someone to wield it?

#Novice writing

#The characters may not be to everyone's taste. Read with care.

#The story features clashes between the characters' views and those of the sword spirits in Touken Ranbu.

Theme: Between a blade and a person, which one is on top?