Post by zaz on Oct 4, 2023 17:56:18 GMT
Victor would let out a deep breath before slowly unsheathing his Zanpakuto, moving its sheath downward and angling it to allow for an easier time drawing its somewhat lengthy blade. Afterward, as usual, he'd move the sheath forward, a bit more so than what it was resting at before, and tighten the knot holding it in place. This made the tip of the sheath jut forward a bit more than usual, but he found that it gave his legs just a bit more room to move around without bumping into it so much, and he'd yet to have any problems with this position. Giving his Zanpakuto an experimental twirl with one hand, he'd hold it in front of him.
It was a bit of an odd sword, like someone had a taken a katana and pasted other stuff they liked more onto it. It was a bit long, but that was still fairly basic. The guard was definitely not what you'd find on a katana, looking more like that of a longsword's, though a rather simplistic one. What was stranger, however, was the blade itself. The fuller, for one, was wide, shallow, and extended most of the way to the tip. Said tip also didn't cut off into an angled edge, but rather tapered slightly into a curved point not quite aligned with the back of the blade. The whole thing also had a constant slight curve to it, rather than starting out straight, though a slight initial forward lean somewhat masked this.
Altogether, his Zanpakuto seemed to be perfectly functional, if just a bit quirky. Quirky as it may appear, however, he didn't dare dismiss it as such. From what he understood, his Zanpakuto, shape included, was in some way reflective of himself, and so he took in each detail with complete seriousness. Now wasn't the time to ponder it at length, however, though the setting around him would probably support such an activity. He found himself in a wooded area, grass underfoot, having come here once more to escape any distractions from his fellows as he practiced alone in an attempt to better understand his Zanpakuto, hoping it would lead to some furthering of himself. Squaring his stance, he set about warming up with some practice swings, as he had many times before.
It was a bit of an odd sword, like someone had a taken a katana and pasted other stuff they liked more onto it. It was a bit long, but that was still fairly basic. The guard was definitely not what you'd find on a katana, looking more like that of a longsword's, though a rather simplistic one. What was stranger, however, was the blade itself. The fuller, for one, was wide, shallow, and extended most of the way to the tip. Said tip also didn't cut off into an angled edge, but rather tapered slightly into a curved point not quite aligned with the back of the blade. The whole thing also had a constant slight curve to it, rather than starting out straight, though a slight initial forward lean somewhat masked this.
Altogether, his Zanpakuto seemed to be perfectly functional, if just a bit quirky. Quirky as it may appear, however, he didn't dare dismiss it as such. From what he understood, his Zanpakuto, shape included, was in some way reflective of himself, and so he took in each detail with complete seriousness. Now wasn't the time to ponder it at length, however, though the setting around him would probably support such an activity. He found himself in a wooded area, grass underfoot, having come here once more to escape any distractions from his fellows as he practiced alone in an attempt to better understand his Zanpakuto, hoping it would lead to some furthering of himself. Squaring his stance, he set about warming up with some practice swings, as he had many times before.