All Kusanagi (Y/n) wanted to do was live out the rest of her life in peace with her family after saving the world twice. But it seems that Nezu has other plans for her.
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"This should be the place." Ortlinde said, standing in front of a shelf with her sisters.
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"Hmm, it'd be kind of a waste to return it now. Maybe I'll hang onto it a little longer." Hildr hummed, unsure whether to return the books they borrowed or keep it.
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"There is no need for that. Remember, we are the Valkyries. As long as one of us has read a book to completion, it will forever persist in our shared memory." Thrúd pointed out.
"Yeah, I know, but there's just something about paper books. It's exciting to turn a new page, even when you know what happens next." Hildr smiled.
"True... that is a good point." Ortlinde agreed.
Thrúd frowns, "I disagree. One can easily attain similar feelings even with electronic and Spiritronic information. Besides... sentiment is for humans. As are emotions. As Valkyries, we have no need for either."
Hildr pouts, "aww man."
"Very well then, let's return these books. We can inform the librarian of their ret—"
"There! I found three Heroic Spirits who seem to have come here to return some books!" Mash said.
"A yuri story about three robot sisters... that could totally be moe..." Osakabehime fantasized.
"Oh, it's those three sisters. I remember them." Murasaki said.
"The Norse Valkyries, huh. All right, let's see if they can be reasoned with." Andersen said.
"Heey Valkyries!" I excitedly call out, running up to them. They stopped what they were doing and turned to me.
"Master." Thrúd stoically greeted.
"Huh? Why're you here, Master?" Hildr questioned me.
"Estimation: Master has found something suspect about our actions... and wishes to check the books we are about to return accordingly." Ortlinde explained.
