[Oh shush, Luke, you're just a kid at heart. Kids always interrupt when they listen to stories. It means they're listening and asking questions, which is never a bad thing.
It's a real shame Luke can't hear, because his panic when she stops makes the girl laugh brightly. He really was a sweetie, wasn't he? S-So much unlike Asch... She's really going to have to ask about that one day.]
Of course. If it's not finished, I'm sure the story will take offense. It's really a wonderful story. Okay, quiet now, this is the best part.
[The page turns once more, and this time Miyabi draws Nagi, but he looks tired, leaning heavily on his sword as Orochi's eight heads slowly converge on him.] At long last, Nagi, his energy spent from the intense battle, dropped to his knees, fatigued and gasping for breath. He knew he was staring death in the face.
It was then that the wolf appeared. [She drew Shirnanui, quick but delicate strokes depicting the wolf standing before Nagi, facing Orochi with a fierce snarl.] As if to protect Nagi, it stood its ground before Orochi. In the darkness of the cave, the wolf's coat shone brilliantly. Alas, it was Shiranui, the wolf that dwelled outside the village. Baring its fearsome claws, Shiranui leapt towards Orochi. Orochi reared its heads, readying its fangs for battle. The two beasts struggled wildly, thrashing in the darkness.
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It's a real shame Luke can't hear, because his panic when she stops makes the girl laugh brightly. He really was a sweetie, wasn't he? S-So much unlike Asch... She's really going to have to ask about that one day.]
Of course. If it's not finished, I'm sure the story will take offense. It's really a wonderful story. Okay, quiet now, this is the best part.
[The page turns once more, and this time Miyabi draws Nagi, but he looks tired, leaning heavily on his sword as Orochi's eight heads slowly converge on him.] At long last, Nagi, his energy spent from the intense battle, dropped to his knees, fatigued and gasping for breath. He knew he was staring death in the face.
It was then that the wolf appeared. [She drew Shirnanui, quick but delicate strokes depicting the wolf standing before Nagi, facing Orochi with a fierce snarl.] As if to protect Nagi, it stood its ground before Orochi. In the darkness of the cave, the wolf's coat shone brilliantly. Alas, it was Shiranui, the wolf that dwelled outside the village. Baring its fearsome claws, Shiranui leapt towards Orochi. Orochi reared its heads, readying its fangs for battle. The two beasts struggled wildly, thrashing in the darkness.