Don't your arms hurt?
Kanako is partly based on Take-Minakata. In the Kojiki's telling of the tale, Take-Minakata was a holdout among the Earthly Gods who refused to yield to the Heavenly Gods. Take-Mikazuchi defeated him by ripping off his arm/arms and tossing it/them aside. The text is seemingly also interpretable as Mikazuchi seizing Minakata's arm and bodily hurling Minakata away, but that doesn't seem to be the version used here.Not so much, no...Somehow,You're pretty snake-like, Kanako*self-impressed*... Snake?Right!You've got no arms, but you're strong and cunning and...
Don't your arms hurt?
Kanako is partly based on Take-Minakata. In the Kojiki's telling of the tale, Take-Minakata was a holdout among the Earthly Gods who refused to yield to the Heavenly Gods. Take-Mikazuchi defeated him by ripping off his arm/arms and tossing it/them aside. The text is seemingly also interpretable as Mikazuchi seizing Minakata's arm and bodily hurling Minakata away, but that doesn't seem to be the version used here.
Not so much, no...
Somehow,
You're pretty snake-like, Kanako
*self-impressed*
... Snake?
Right!
You've got no arms, but you're strong and cunning and...
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