[ The little bird curled up next to his cheek peeps in agreement with Altria, and his eyebrow twitches slightly. This is—too much, for him. He can't be responsible for a name. He only received his not even a few years ago. How can he be expected to create a fitting name for the bird?
...no, it doesn't have to be that deep, right? He'd been lightly called the Kabukimono for his strangeness back in Tatarasuna, and that hadn't been intended as a real name, just something to refer to him by. He just hadn't minded, was all.
This plump, blue bird... he thinks of the fluttering of paper, and the tinkle of a glass bead hitting the round shape of a chime, the pure tone ringing out in the heat of a summer breeze. He looks at Altria, bright green eyes, golden blonde hair, and thinks how lovely it'd be to see her enjoy the beauty of a wind chime on a clear summer's day, the sky bluer than even the seas surrounding Inazuma. ]
...Suzu. Meaning refreshing or clear.
[ But also a homophone for bell, just like how his name was a homophone for so many other words, the Traveler had said, explaining their reasons for picking out his name. He had the potential to be so much, if he so chose. If he didn't liked the Inazuman character they'd picked out for him, he was free to change it, they said. He hadn't. ]
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...no, it doesn't have to be that deep, right? He'd been lightly called the Kabukimono for his strangeness back in Tatarasuna, and that hadn't been intended as a real name, just something to refer to him by. He just hadn't minded, was all.
This plump, blue bird... he thinks of the fluttering of paper, and the tinkle of a glass bead hitting the round shape of a chime, the pure tone ringing out in the heat of a summer breeze. He looks at Altria, bright green eyes, golden blonde hair, and thinks how lovely it'd be to see her enjoy the beauty of a wind chime on a clear summer's day, the sky bluer than even the seas surrounding Inazuma. ]
...Suzu. Meaning refreshing or clear.
[ But also a homophone for bell, just like how his name was a homophone for so many other words, the Traveler had said, explaining their reasons for picking out his name. He had the potential to be so much, if he so chose. If he didn't liked the Inazuman character they'd picked out for him, he was free to change it, they said. He hadn't. ]