[ Obviously, Saber's letter is proper. There's even a little wax seal on her envelope and her handwriting is impeccable as well. It reads the following: ]
7th of Sylvant
Dear Nobunaga Oda,
I do not usually write letters nor do I think you would expect one from me. However, I felt that you were deserving of a personal letter in your own right. It has been some time since we've met and, I have to say, it's an experience I was never prepared for. You have the charisma many people lack yet, at the same time, I question whether that's beneficial for the general good. Sometimes I find you more than I can handle, but perhaps that means you are not one to be handled? I have heard that these types are referred to as "free spirits". It does paint a better picture than what I had in mind.
That doesn't mean I don't value your good will when you choose to let it shine. I remember when we were tracking the dragons that terrorized the villages and when you saved me on the battlefield. While we have different styles of tackling issues and conflict, you showed utmost finesse when the situation calls for it. Sometimes I wished you held the same grace in your everyday lifestyle, but it may be too much to hope and ask for.
That doesn't change that you are quite a grand person, one that is definitely worthy of being written in books and remembered for years to come. I've become accustomed to your quaint ways, I believe. In a way, it lets me relax despite how I seem rather stiff and neutral. I do enjoy our times together and hope that we may learn to grow as comrades and companions.
Also, regarding your letter, I'm not the best of mentors. That's a story I'll save for another day. I can at least allow you to call me whatever you wish, as long as it is appropriate.
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LETTER
That doesn't mean I don't value your good will when you choose to let it shine. I remember when we were tracking the dragons that terrorized the villages and when you saved me on the battlefield. While we have different styles of tackling issues and conflict, you showed utmost finesse when the situation calls for it. Sometimes I wished you held the same grace in your everyday lifestyle, but it may be too much to hope and ask for.
That doesn't change that you are quite a grand person, one that is definitely worthy of being written in books and remembered for years to come. I've become accustomed to your quaint ways, I believe. In a way, it lets me relax despite how I seem rather stiff and neutral. I do enjoy our times together and hope that we may learn to grow as comrades and companions.
Also, regarding your letter, I'm not the best of mentors. That's a story I'll save for another day. I can at least allow you to call me whatever you wish, as long as it is appropriate.
Artoria Pendragon
King of Knights
[ It comes with a little gift... It is ironically a letter opener that looks like a katana? At least she kept in mind Nobunaga likes swords. ]