Heavenly Swords of the Twin Stars: Volume 4 [Complete] by Riku Nanano

Author:Riku Nanano
Language: eng
Format: epub

To My Beloved Lord Sekiei, the Kindest, Coolest, and Most Noble Person in the World:

This is my first letter to you in about six months. I have been oh so lonely without you. Oh! So! Lonely! A wife’s place is at her husband’s side, and yet cruel fate has torn us apart... My frail heart is on the verge of breaking. I’m sure you feel the same way, right? Lord Sekiei, please tell me you’re as torn up as I am! Otherwise, I’m going to be very upset. I’ll do something you’ll never expect the next time we meet!

Anyways, since the rumors of Gen resuming its southern invasion started flying around Rinkei, more and more people have been leaving the capital. As someone who’s familiar with its glory days, the empty streets are a sorry sight indeed. The tides are shifting within my family as well. My father sympathizes more with Gen, whereas I remain firmly on your side. I won’t be able to visit you for a while, so please heal my broken heart with your reply. Your letter is all I need to stay strong until we can finally meet again. I’ve included something useful with this correspondence, so I hope you make use of it. I will write you again as soon as possible.

PS It appears that those loyal to the Chou family have escaped Rinkei and made it to the southern regions. Someone is on their way to you and should arrive in a few days’ time. They’ll fill you in on the details regarding the Chou loyalists.

With love,

Meirin, Who Dreams of Her Future Husband Every Night

***

“She never changes. I’m glad to see she’s doing well, though,” I said with a small chuckle.

It’d been a few days since we went to the temple that once held the Heavenly Swords. I was sitting on a bench in my room in the U manor, Meirin’s letter in hand. The rain that started pouring last night still hadn’t let up, and the black cat Yui was curled up on my bed. The small round container on my bedside table—the “something useful” that Meirin had written about—was an instrument known as a “compass.” In recent years, foreign ships had apparently been using it to know which direction they were traveling. This was, according to Meirin’s letter, a prototype for land use.

“I hear that there are many unmapped forests in the western regions, so I had someone make this! I figured it would come in handy!” had been written on the letter, so Meirin must have predicted we’d need it. The Ou family’s prodigy had amazing foresight. With this compass, we’d be able to traverse the vast forest between Youkaku and Butoku, dramatically decreasing the distance our armies would have to travel. I gotta find some time to write her a thank-you letter.

Hakurei, sitting next to me on the bench, breathed a sigh of relief. The blue-and-white traditional garb she had on was becoming more familiar to me than what she used to wear in Keiyou.

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