"I just figured that Tony's sword would feel all alone being stuck among us group of losers," Shou said, even as he finished drawing the blade out. He was careful with it, showing that he did have enough training with it to hold it properly - one hand on the hilt and another wrapped in a soft cloth he used to hold the blade with. He turned it slightly to the light, showing off the delicate hamon pattern of the cutting edge.

"Each sword is a work of art in one form or another. This is one of my favorite blades ever."