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Temple Stories
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Temple Stories was a virtual representation of one of Fujibayashi Naoe and Yasuke's genetic memories, relived through the Animus EGO.[1]
Description
Yasuke and Naoe are tasked by the monk Joken Hokkyo to find a stolen scroll.
Dialogue
- Joken Hokkyo: Welcome, Yasuke. You honor us greatly by accepting our invitation. May your visit bring us blessings.
- Joken Hokkyo: Tea will be served shortly. But first, allow me to show you Todaiji Temple in all its glory.
- Yasuke: Glory tarnished by war. Still, here is a sense of tranquility.
- Joken Hokkyo: Tranquility is a rare treasure amid this chaos. War ravages these lands, yet Todaiji offers solace.
- Yasuke: I fear it is action that will solve Yamato's problems.
- Joken Hokkyo: Indeed. Which is why I personally aid the peace efforts.
- Joken Hokkyo: Let us walk. Would you kindly follow me. Here sits Daibutsu-den. Built in more harmonious times. Some believe this structure is the very heart of the realm.
- Yasuke: What do you believe?
- Joken Hokkyo: I believe bronze, while impressive in form, pales in comparison to the fiery determination of the ambitious.
- Yasuke: Surely peace is the blessing Yamato needs.
- Joken Hokkyo: Hopefully, with my guidance, the clans can achieve it.
- Yasuke: I certainly hope so.
- Joken Hokkyo: They simply need to open their hearts and minds to Buddha. Then, they will see the way.