[D5, EA] Observing the Recording (Open, Event)

[Canary]

In the courtroom, those who had come to court are able to watch the others begin furiously writing.

[Jiyo Sora]

Well, that went swimmingly.


Sora seemed a bit less upset than might be expected.

[Nozomi]

Her daughter was as close as permitted. Nozomi, for her part, was sitting quietly and trying to follow the conversation as it began to unfold. She had a small smile on her face, and a weirdly relaxed posture as she very clearly, very obviously, understood and followed almost none of it. If anyone happened to approach her, she would glance over and bow slightly, pulling out a fan that she had picked up before this session. To keep from disturbing others. A bow, and she would only speak in a hoarse whisper and low tones.

(OOC: Feel free to approach if you wish. Please PM me or quote Nozomi if you do.)

[Makime Ayano]

Ayano was present as well, theology was not something she concerned herself with much. Save of course for reverence for Daikoku. So though she dutifully copied the words her heart was just not into it.

[Togashi Satsuki]

Satsuki didn't have much luck managing to copy anything down, but she sat back to listen in on the exchange.

It gave her a good feeling of home.

[Jiyo Ayumu]

Ayumu came back from a quick trip to the kitchen with a few pitchers full of water, and improvised a break corner by putting them on a table near an exit, accessible in a few steps but far away from the fragile paper to avoid unfortunate incident.

He himself took a good mouthful to restore physical balance among his body. The balance inside his head would have to wait for his brain to truly catch up with all that had been said.

[Nozomi]

Satsuki didn't have much luck managing to copy anything down, but she sat back to listen in on the exchange.

It gave her a good feeling of home.

The faintest of chuckles behind a fan, when there was a moment to do so. Nozomi happening to notice that a few were making an effort to record it, said a tiny prayer to Fukurokujin to guide their hands and leaned in after a proper bow to whisper to Satsuki, during one of the luls in the conversation. "As usual, I am dwarfed by that man's wisdom. He is forever a lesson in humility, not that I mind it. I have much to learn, after all," she breathed out.

[Yoshitsune Chizu]

"He seems so wise," Chizu commented to whomever was nearby. Clutched in one hand were her notes from Shinsei's conversation with the Emperor; they were a little crumpled and it looked like a number of characters had been crossed out and scrawled over with corrections.

[Togashi Satsuki]

The faintest of chuckles behind a fan, when there was a moment to do so. Nozomi happening to notice that a few were making an effort to record it, said a tiny prayer to Fukurokujin to guide their hands and leaned in after a proper bow to whisper to Satsuki, during one of the luls in the conversation. "As usual, I am dwarfed by that man's wisdom. He is forever a lesson in humility, not that I mind it. I have much to learn, after all," she breathed out.

"We all continue to grow and learn throughout life," she agreed with a soft tone, not wishing to disturb those paying close attention. "Even the wisest ones like Shinsei-sensei and my father. And honored uncle Shiba too."

Satsuki offered a smile and a bow to Nozomi. "Your daughter seems enraptured."

[Nozomi]

"We all continue to grow and learn throughout life," she agreed with a soft tone, not wishing to disturb those paying close attention. "Even the wisest ones like Shinsei-sensei and my father. And honored uncle Shiba too."

Satsuki offered a smile and a bow to Nozomi. "Your daughter seems enraptured."

"She does not take after me in that," she said in a faint, small and amused tone. "She drinks knowledge the way that a fish takes to the water. It is a gift of hers. Always eager to know more. As you say, we are always learning, but I think she would love to learn it all right now."

[Togashi Satsuki]

"She does not take after me in that," she said in a faint, small and amused tone. "She drinks knowledge the way that a fish takes to the water. It is a gift of hers. Always eager to know more. As you say, we are always learning, but I think she would love to learn it all right now."

"Don't we all?" she said, clearly relating much to Mayumi in that regard.

"I'm just so happy that more and more peopel get the chance to learn things... I know the library and teaching in Great Falls is a great passion of mother, and I share in it too. Maybe Shinsei's wisdom can reach more people, if we write it down like this?"

[Nozomi]

"Don't we all?" she said, clearly relating much to Mayumi in that regard.

"I'm just so happy that more and more peopel get the chance to learn things... I know the library and teaching in Great Falls is a great passion of mother, and I share in it too. Maybe Shinsei's wisdom can reach more people, if we write it down like this?"

Her eyes canted in the direction of Ayumu and she breathed a small sigh of relief. Where Sora was a man how valued knowledge, Ayumu was a man greatly skilled in chronicling it. He, or Kuu, she trusted would fare better at managing what she could not. "If this wisdom could be contained, if wisdom could ever be contained, future generations could grow from it, yes. And perhaps for someone like me, there would be time enough to learn." She was patient. She had to be.

[Togashi Satsuki]

Her eyes canted in the direction of Ayumu and she breathed a small sigh of relief. Where Sora was a man how valued knowledge, Ayumu was a man greatly skilled in chronicling it. He, or Kuu, she trusted would fare better at managing what she could not. "If this wisdom could be contained, if wisdom could ever be contained, future generations could grow from it, yes. And perhaps for someone like me, there would be time enough to learn." She was patient. She had to be.

Calmly, the divine-blooded princess watched Nozomi with a look of contemplation. Seeming so much more like her father than her mother in this moment, as if those otherworldly eyes saw something others did not.

"Why do you seek wisdom, Nozomi-san?" she asked.

[Nozomi]

Calmly, the divine-blooded princess watched Nozomi with a look of contemplation. Seeming so much more like her father than her mother in this moment, as if those otherworldly eyes saw something others did not.

"Why do you seek wisdom, Nozomi-san?" she asked.

"The teachings of that man changed the path of my life. That meeting opened a new path of my life that I did not imagine possible, and it saved me from myself. Since that time, I have sought with others to share the stories of people's journey, to help them realize the potential within themselves, and to see the potential within myself." It came smoothly to her tongue, familiar not only from having been said many times, but just regular returning. "I don't know if I will ever see the end of my journey in this life, before I find Meido's plains, but before that day, I want to be able to help others in their path as I was helped."

[Togashi Satsuki]

"The teachings of that man changed the path of my life. That meeting opened a new path of my life that I did not imagine possible, and it saved me from myself. Since that time, I have sought with others to share the stories of people's journey, to help them realize the potential within themselves, and to see the potential within myself." It came smoothly to her tongue, familiar not only from having been said many times, but just regular returning. "I don't know if I will ever see the end of my journey in this life, before I find Meido's plains, but before that day, I want to be able to help others in their path as I was helped."

Satsuki listened, nodding along to Nozomi's words, and settled on a smile at the end.

"It's a worthy way to live one's life." She looked over to the ongoing conversation, then back to Nozomi. "The journey lasts a lifetime."

[Doji Hikaru]

Ayumu came back from a quick trip to the kitchen with a few pitchers full of water, and improvised a break corner by putting them on a table near an exit, accessible in a few steps but far away from the fragile paper to avoid unfortunate incident.

He himself took a good mouthful to restore physical balance among his body. The balance inside his head would have to wait for his brain to truly catch up with all that had been said.

Pausing in his work for a moment, Hikaru came to accept a bit of the water that was on offer. His eyebrows went up as he recognized the samurai from the gardens the other night.

"Jiyo-san." Hikaru bowed. "Thank you. I think one does not realize how straining this work is until it's too late, and it all comes at once. Your consideration is commendable."

[Nozomi]

Satsuki listened, nodding along to Nozomi's words, and settled on a smile at the end.

"It's a worthy way to live one's life." She looked over to the ongoing conversation, then back to Nozomi. "The journey lasts a lifetime."

"Thank you. I consider it a good thing to do, at the very least. If I can help aa few find meaning in their place in life, then I consider it a victory." She looked on at them and smiled to herself. "I have a lot to be grateful for, so why not share that gratitude?"

[Jiyo Sora]

"He seems so wise," Chizu commented to whomever was nearby. Clutched in one hand were her notes from Shinsei's conversation with the Emperor; they were a little crumpled and it looked like a number of characters had been crossed out and scrawled over with corrections.

"And has gotten moreso in the last fifteen years."

Sora bowed to the Crab.

"How did it go for you?"

[Yoshitsune Chizu]

"He seems so wise," Chizu commented.

"And has gotten moreso in the last fifteen years."

Sora bowed to the Crab.

"How did it go for you?"

“It was… confusing, to be honest,” the tall woman admitted as she returned a bow. “I understood the koan about the good sheep and the bad sheep. But what does ‘You own every sword you sneak’ mean? Or ‘the road to revenge leads to the bun’?”

She shook her head glumly. “He’s obviously full of wisdom, and I thought I understood at first. But the more I thought about it, the more confused I got.”

[Jiyo Sora]

“It was… confusing, to be honest,” the tall woman admitted as she returned a bow. “I understood the koan about the good sheep and the bad sheep. But what does ‘You own every sword you sneak’ mean? Or ‘the road to revenge leads to the bun’?”

She shook her head glumly. “He’s obviously full of wisdom, and I thought I understood at first. But the more I thought about it, the more confused I got.”

"Well, that makes two of us. Don't let it worry you too much, I think he's been working on this for years, no shame in failing to grasp it in an afternoon."