[ SECRET POST #5055 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5055 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

DA

I mean you'll be cleaning off a lot bodily fluids anyways, including some of the more... uh, viscous ones, every time you use it. So typical sword cleaning should probably cover it.

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, the sword's pommel doesn't usually get so drenched in...stuff...in battle. Most of it is going to end up on the blade and maybe the guard--if sword grips/hilts/pommels regularly got that gross, they wouldn't be that decorative in the first place, because they'd be a giant pain in the ass.

That being said, maybe canon-novel-Bichen isn't so fancy, I don't know. Might be more, uh, palatable?

da

[(Anonymous)]

I skimmed through the linked chapter up there...it explicitly described Bichen as having lots of carvings, etc. So no, I don't think it's any less fancy.

[(Anonymous)]

I think you'd want to employ a small brush just to be sure you've scrubbed all the fecal matter out of the raised metalwork. You know. For sanitary reasons.

[(Anonymous)]

Might need to soak it for a while.