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Sagisō

Although momentarily taken back, Sagisō soon nodded in understanding. They hadn't officially married yet so Tayuya was right in saying she wasn't quite sister-in-law yet. "Sister-in-law is wise, there's no need for haste after all"

Although she'd assented to Tayuya's point, the sound kunoichi had already entered the family classification in Sagisō's mind and was readily accepted. While others might have had qualms with accepting former enemies as family, Nadeshiko village was based on the principle of just that. The village would've long since collapsed if the women didn't have the mentality to forgive at the drop of a hat. That being said, the benevolence and magnanimity shown only extended as far as family went.

<blockquote data-quote="kyuukestu" data-source="post: 669328" data-attributes="member: 212935">Sagisō Although momentarily taken back, Sagisō soon nodded in understanding. They hadn't officially married yet so Tayuya was right in saying she wasn't quite sister-in-law yet. &quot;Sister-in-law is wise, there's no need for haste after all&quot; Although she'd assented to Tayuya's point, the sound kunoichi had already entered the family classification in Sagisō's mind and was readily accepted. While others might have had qualms with accepting former enemies as family, Nadeshiko village was based on the principle of just that. The village would've long since collapsed if the women didn't have the mentality to forgive at the drop of a hat. That being said, the benevolence and magnanimity shown only extended as far as family went.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kyuukestu, post: 669328, member: 212935"] [B][I][FONT=Times New Roman]Sagisō [/FONT][/I][/B] [FONT=Times New Roman]Although momentarily taken back, Sagisō soon nodded in understanding. They hadn't officially married yet so Tayuya was right in saying she wasn't quite sister-in-law yet. "Sister-in-law is wise, there's no need for haste after all" Although she'd assented to Tayuya's point, the sound kunoichi had already entered the family classification in Sagisō's mind and was readily accepted. While others might have had qualms with accepting former enemies as family, Nadeshiko village was based on the principle of just that. The village would've long since collapsed if the women didn't have the mentality to forgive at the drop of a hat. That being said, the benevolence and magnanimity shown only extended as far as family went.[/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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