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"It was a quite night. The full moons light passed though the water and shined though my window, like it was trying to reach out to me. It was peaceful, calming just the way I like it. So why can't I sleep."
Kaiyō Sukuna is the daughter of...
"Okay, I'll do it!" -100yeartimeskip- I woke up. There was no sunlight coming though my window yet. Time to get up. I softly groaned as I left the warm sheets of my futon. I knelt down and pulled the sheets back up over the futon, smoothing out the sheets.
One I made the futon, I went out side to collect some water for the morning routine. Once I was back inside, I dipped a bowl in to the larger bucket and grabbed cloth. I took off my kimono and washed myself over.
After I dried myself, I chose a kendo kimono with a pinkish kendogi and dark grey hakama. I did my hair up into a bun and then put my favourite hair stick into it. It was glass with a whitefish green seahorse on it.
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I grabbed a long, dark grey piece of material and tide the sleeves of the kimono up so they could get into the way of my work. I tipped the used water onto the grass outside and took the rest of the water and levitated it over a fire place, heating it up for the master. Once it was hot, I levitated the water over the bath and lowered it into the bath, causing a soft splashing noise.
The sun started to creep through the window. Time to wake Mikage. I grabbed a fresh white towel, a washer and soap and laid them next to the bathing bucket. Done.
I left the bathing room and walked down the hall towards Mikages room. I knocked on the wooden frame of the screen, waking up the master. "Master, the bath is ready when you are." "Okay, I'll be out soon, Kaiyō." Came a groggy, croaky reply from the master.
Satisfied with the response, I made my way to the kitchen. I decided to make a traditional Japanese breakfast. I put a pot over the fire, filled it up with water and poured rice into it. While that cooked, I made a small batch of miso soup and then I grilled some fish in the coals of the fire. I made a few side dishes to go with the main meal, such as a small bowl of salad and few omelettes that I cut into triangles. I put everything into small bowls, separating them and placed the bowls on a serving board.
