Mitama-Sophie Sibling C-A

C

Sophie: Hi, Mitama!

Mitama: Sister approaches/What could she need, I wonder/Oh well, she will ask.

Sophie: I did actually want to ask you something. Do you still have that book Papa gave you when we were little?

Mitama: My collection of haiku? Of course I still have it.

Mitama: It awakened me/To my talents with a brush/It's very precious.

Sophie: Could I borrow it sometime? I promise I'll be really, really careful with it!

Mitama: Did Father not get you your own copy?

Sophie: No, not that I can remember... I think there might have been a different book he got me?

Sophie: And it was before Avel, so I know he couldn't have eaten it!

Mitama: Sister's ornery horse/Inspires no confidence/In my book's safety.

Sophie: That's...! A fair point, I guess.

Sophie: I'll just need to find the book that Papa gave me instead! Then we'll both have our special books!

Mitama: I wish you good luck/In your search for memories/And your special book.

Sophie: Thanks, Mitama.

B

Mitama: That book you're reading/Looks well-worn with touch and time/What is it about?

Sophie: Oh, this? It's the book of rhymes I got from Papa when I was little!

Sophie: It took some searching, but I managed to find it.

Mitama: "1001 Limericks To Shake Your Bones"? That...sounds like something Father would buy.

Sophie: Do you wanna hear one?

Mitama: I suppose I could spare a moment.

Sophie: "There once was a knightess from Nohr,
Who thought that her horse was a bore,
Got a wyvern instead, but he went for her head,
And now that knightess is no more."

Mitama: ......

Sophie: ......

Mitama: ...Hm.

Sophie: You know, I don't remember them being this...dark.

Mitama: Are they all like that?/Touched by humorous violence/Father WOULD buy that.

Sophie: Let's try another one, maybe?

Sophie: "The archer that shot from afar,
He had a peculiar scar,
When asked to explain, he'd tell you to abstain,
From asking a Faceless to spar."

Mitama: You read this as a child?

Sophie: I had to have! I know this is the book I kept in my room!

Mitama: Father's sense of humor is odd, indeed...

Sophie: There's no way any of these limericks are kid-friendly!

Sophie: Oh, no... If Daddy finds out I was reading something like this, what would he say?!

Mitama: Best to put it back where you found it, Sister.

Mitama: Beyond that issue/It'd be wise to ask Father/Where he got this book.

A

Sophie: Mitama! Hey, Mitama!

Mitama: Sophie. Did you ask Father about the book?

Sophie: I did, yeah. You'll never believe it!

Mitama: I won't hold my breath/Our father is very odd/Nothing is weird now.

Sophie: Apparently, when I found out you'd gotten a book, I cried SO loud for SO long that Papa panicked and gave ME the book he bought for Prince Corrin!

Mitama: That atrocious book/A gift for our commander?/What was he thinking?

Sophie: I think it was supposed to be a birthday gift? You know how Papa's sense of humor is.

Mitama: (Oh, I'm aware...)

Sophie: Anyway, after he got back to the army, he forgot all about it!

Sophie: He took it back after I told him, though...and made me promise not to tell Daddy.

Sophie: ......

Mitama: Sophie? Is something wrong?

Sophie: It's...nothing, really. Even though it was a terrible book, it was still something I had since I was little. I guess I'm just missing it.

Mitama: Sister, don't be sad/I will share my book with you/Let's read together.

Sophie: You really mean it?! You aren't afraid I'll ruin it?

Mitama: Yes, I'm sure. We'll just keep that horse of yours very, VERY far away.

Sophie: You're the best, Mitama! I promise I'll write the very best haikus to thank you!

Mitama: As long as they stay appropriate...