Ei took full control of the Shogun’s body. Instead of the world-shattering Musou no Hitotachi , she channeled a gentle current of Electro into the withered branch. The spark didn't destroy; it reignited the life within the wood. The Rift Hound vanished into the mist, its "threat" neutralized by a moment of divine empathy rather than a blade.
Returning to Tenshukaku, the Shogun sat once more. But as the sun rose over Inazuma, Ei did not retreat fully into her meditation. She watched the clouds shift over the Grand Narukami Shrine, finally accepting that even a god must let the wind blow. Raiden Shogun.rar
For the first time in centuries, the puppet and the goddess disagreed. The puppet saw a threat; Ei saw a memory. Ei took full control of the Shogun’s body
For centuries, the Raiden Shogun sat atop her throne in Tenshukaku, a silent sentinel for the nation of Inazuma. To her people, she was the unchanging lightning that protected them; to herself, she was a machine programmed to eliminate any threat to "Eternity". The Rift Hound vanished into the mist, its
As she arrived at the Sacred Sakura, she found not an army, but a single . It was small, yet its presence was a poison. Before the Shogun could strike, Ei halted her. From within the blade, Ei saw something the puppet could not: the Rift Hound was not attacking; it was mourning. It paced around a withered branch of the Sakura, a branch that had once bloomed during Makoto's reign.