Y/N de León had a horrible last few months on Earth with his mother and adoptive sister/wife dying back to back. After giving his life to save others, he is presented with the chance to either rest or explore a new world after feeling that he did no...
I am in my dojo's new bedroom, finished making the bed.
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I sigh and take a short sword and another sword wrapped in cloth on the wall and loosen the knots to pull the swords out: a wakizashi and a katana I've had for a while: Raiju and Akuma. As well as my butterfly knife I've nabbed off an assassin years ago: Black Rose.
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A/N: Raiju- Wakizashi with a 18-inch blade and a 6-inch handle which can be folded into a machine pistol (disregard the combined rifle form). Akuma- Katana with a 28-inch blade and a 12-inch handle. Replace the wolf emblem on Raiju's sheath with a blue otter emblem and replace the wolf head on Akuma's hilt with an otter head. Art by Diyaru4500.
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A/N: Black Rose
To explain why I replaced Rising Tides, a kukri is not going to cut it for Mom on her missions most times since a machete is a tool and backup, not a sidearm. And a sidearm is important for a weapon like a sniper rifle and glaive like she uses. As a result, I decided to give her Rising Tides so I could use my old pair of daishō instead. Unlike Rising Tides, they don't have tantō in the hilts simply because I put the tantō in Rising Tides to have a way to quickly draw a sidearm, but with the wakizashi, there is no use for it. The hilts are different colors to easily differentiate with the angle I have to look at my hips to know which is which.
