What name could she use to address herself properly, one that would clearly distinguish her from that coward while still maintaining a connection?
Thinking of this experience of "returning five hundred years into the past," she quickly came up with a good name.
So she said softly:
"Coming to this era five hundred years ago has reminded me of some interesting things."
The inherited swordsmanship practiced by Raiden Mei originated from a wandering samurai of the Far East's Warring States era.
Legend had it that this wandering samurai had defeated every opponent in the Far East. In search of a single defeat, she traveled across the land.
After becoming invincible, she eventually retired into the mountains and forests, living in seclusion in a certain village. She changed her surname to Raiden and condensed all she had learned throughout her life into a sword style called the "Hokushin Ittō-ryū."
To ensure that the swordsmanship would not be lost, she took in several children and taught them her art.
Those children were the ancestors of the Raiden lineage.
She finally decided:
"I'll call myself Hokushin Mei."
Mm, in her view, it was a very good name.
Though both were called "Mei," they were entirely different existences.
It retained what made her unique, distinguishing her from "Raiden Mei" while preserving "Mei" as the link between them.
The more the girl thought about it, the better she found the name. She was even so happy that she hugged the kitten to her chest.
The intimate contact was nice, but in a sense, it also brought life-threatening danger.
Ming Yu struggled as he said:
"Wait... I can't breathe..."
Several days later.
After finishing a busy day of work, Yae Sakura walked down the road back home.
Though she was returning home, she was really