[ It's with surprise that he looks at her. He hasn't heard her speak with so much conviction before. There's something burning in her gaze, and firm in her voice. She speaks with a wisdom beyond her years of appearance. It is not the same wisdom as Nahida, who would simply accept his words but work silently in the background towards the conclusion she wanted him to reach.
She thought him as someone redeemable too, didn't she? Otherwise she wouldn't put in so much effort trying to enrich his life, and get him to connect with others.
...was it really alright to take the tools? Would he be allowed to take up the smithing arts again? If he were a survivor of the clan—would he appreciate the person who destroyed his clan trying to restore them back to their former glory? What if he found a way to bring back the five arts to Inazuma? But he's not familiar with the lost three as much as he is with the Isshin Art—Niwa's art. It doesn't mean there weren't documents left behind with that knowledge though, and he knows enough that combined with that information, he could try.
It couldn't be for leisure or for pleasure if he decides to take up the hammer again. If he was going to—he has to think about it. This isn't a decision he can make lightly. ]
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She thought him as someone redeemable too, didn't she? Otherwise she wouldn't put in so much effort trying to enrich his life, and get him to connect with others.
...was it really alright to take the tools? Would he be allowed to take up the smithing arts again? If he were a survivor of the clan—would he appreciate the person who destroyed his clan trying to restore them back to their former glory? What if he found a way to bring back the five arts to Inazuma? But he's not familiar with the lost three as much as he is with the Isshin Art—Niwa's art. It doesn't mean there weren't documents left behind with that knowledge though, and he knows enough that combined with that information, he could try.
It couldn't be for leisure or for pleasure if he decides to take up the hammer again. If he was going to—he has to think about it. This isn't a decision he can make lightly. ]
...alright.