"I'm just a little envious, that's all. But I'm very satisfied with our wedding too. Back then, our wedding could only be simple, so don't put any pressure on yourself."
His wife's understanding only made Rasa feel worse. "Once we get back, I'll hold another wedding for you. I definitely won't let you envy anyone else!"
Karura would have been lying if she said she wasn't happy. "Th-then... all right."
Seeing Karura's happy face eased some of the feelings in Rasa's heart.
"Looks like it's still early. Are we just going to stand here the whole time?"
Karatachi Yagura was clearly someone who couldn't sit still. The scenery here was beautiful, but staring at it nonstop was a little boring, wasn't it?
Torikaze pointed toward a shaded area. "How about we sit under those trees and chat?"
"There are still another two or three hours before the wedding begins."
Everyone nodded in agreement. "Then let's do that. There's nothing else to do anyway."
With a snap of Torikaze's fingers, two or three rows of chairs appeared beneath the trees, just enough for everyone to sit together.
They sat on crystal chairs, looking out over the distant sea and enjoying coconuts acquired from who knew where. It was utterly relaxing.
"If the Land of Earth had scenery like this, this old man wouldn't have to worry about where to retire for the rest of his life."
The Land of Earth was utterly arid, with only a sparse number of trees. What scenery was there to speak of?
"Isn't the Land of Wind the same? Sand flies through the air all day long. If you call that scenery, then pretend I said nothing."
Temari and Kankuro were nestled in Rasa and Karura's arms respectively.
After walking that stretch of road, the two