Will

This is a Max Bond Craft Essence

This Craft Essence can be obtained by reaching Bond Level 10 of Mori Nagayoshi.
It comes at max level with all limit breaks.

Craft Essence

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Will

Original Name: 遺言状ユイゴンジョウ	Servant: Mori Nagayoshi
AKA:AKA:Also Known As Last Will and TestamentLast Will and TestamentNA Localization

ID: 1033	Illustrator: Tatsuyo
ATK:ATK:Craft Essence's minimum and maximum attack stat. 100/100	HP:HP:Craft Essence's minimum and maximum HP (Health). 100/100
Cost: 9	Max Level: 80

	Effect
	When equipped on Mori Nagayoshi: Increases party's Buster performance by 10%, Increases party's critical damage by 15% while self is on the field.

Lore

Description

Translation🛈🛈|na= for north american localization release and |en= for fan english translation

一つ、沢姫って茶壷は殿下にやるわ。ただ、物が宇治にあんだよな。 一つ、台天目も殿下にやるわ。茶碗に札で書いてあるからよ。 一つ、もしオレが死んだら、母上は殿下に金貰って京都に引っ越せや。跡継ぎの仙千代は今まで通り殿下に仕えろ。 一つ、いいかお前にゃ金山城は無理だ。殿下にもっとちゃんとした奴に任せろっつっとけ。 一つ、女どもはさっさと実家に帰れ。 一つ、要らねぇ茶道具とか刀は仙千代にやるわ。ほかの品は札に行き先書いてあるからその通りに届けろ。 あー、あとな秘蔵の脇差が京都の本阿弥のところにあっからそれも仙千代にやるわ。 娘のおこうは侍じゃなくて、京の町人か医者に嫁入りさせろ。 母上は絶対京に住めよ、絶対だ。 仙千代は死んでも金山城の後継ぎにはするんじゃねぇ。 そうそう、万が一、いや百万分の一ってとこだが、今回 の戦で大敗したら、城に火をかけて皆で仲良く死ね。 天正十二　三月廿六日あさ　　　　むさし 的なことが書いてあるらしい長可の遺言状。最後のあた りはなるほど、無茶苦茶である。 「どうよマスター？　オレって家族思いだろ？」

NA TL NA Localization: First: I'll give my tea jar called Sahahime to my lord. But know that the thing's stored in Uji. Second: I'll give my daitenmoku to my lord too. There should be a tag on the teacup. Third: If I die, Mother will receive money from my lord to move to Kyoto. The successor Senchiyo will continue to serve my lord without change. Fourth: Listen, you won't be able to handle Kanayama Castle. Tell my lord that there should be someone else better to entrust that place to. Fifth: All the women folks should head back to their home. Sixth: Any tea things and swords I don't want will go to Senchiyo. The rest of the stuff's been labeled with their intended destinations, so just follow that. Oh, and my cherished short sword's at Hon-ami's place in Kyoto, so that'll go to Senchiyo too. My daughter Okou should marry a merchant or doctor in Kyoto, instead of to a samurai. Make sure Mother lives in Kyoto. That's non-negotiable. And do not, absolutely DO NOT, even if it kills you, DO NOT let Senchiyo succeed Kanayama Castle. Oh, and just in case...on the miniscule chance that we suffer a crushing defeat in this battle, just set the castle on fire so you can all die together. ―Year 13 of Tensho, March Twenty-Six. Morning. Musashi. This was what was apparently written in Nagayoshi's will and testament. The final line really shows how ridiculous Nagayoshi's orders (and the man himself) were. "Whaddaya think, Master? Doesn't it sound like I really love my family?" Fan Translation: One, give the tea jar called Sawahime to his Imperial Highness. But, that thing is currently on the Uji, isn't it. Two, give the Daitenmoku to his Imperial Highness too. Tea bowls are exchangeable with the scrip anyway. Three, in case I die, my mother would receive money from his Imperial Highness and move to Kyoto. The successor, Senchiyo, would serve his Imperial Highness the same as always. Four, get it in your head that Kanayama Castle is impossible for you. Tell his Imperial Highness to rely on a more respectable guy. Five, women are to return home quickly. Six, give the unneeded things like tea utensils and katana to Senchiyo. Other items will be exchanged into scrip so just do as I say. Ah, after I die, give my cherished wakizashi at Hon-ami's place in Kyoto to Senchiyo too. I don't have time for my daughter's scandalous conduct, just let her marry the doctor of the capital's commoners. My mother has to live in the capital, she has to. Even if you have to kill him, do not let Senchiyo become the successor to Kanayama Castle. Ah that's right, in by 10,000 to 1 chance, ah no 1,000,000 to 1 chance, that we suffer a crushing defeat this battle, set fire to the castle and have everyone die happily together. Tenshō 20 March 26th Morning    Musashi Nagayoshi's will that was written for a purpose. It gets absurd around the end. "How's that, Master? I'm so devoted to my family, ain't I?"