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saint seiya (d2) aries mu

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[Here's Mu again. He's leaning against one of the rocks that support his hammock and he looks like he's drowsing - not quite asleep, but not exactly awake....but who cares about him? Sitting next to him is something that semi-sorta kinda resembles a Ram except for a slight difference - it's metallic. comme ca

Anyways, Mu will wake up if you talk to him, so come one and all!

Also, his palms look like he's been playing in red paint that won't wash out >.>]

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Were you fixing cloths?

Yes I was. I just finished Andromeda, actually.

[Shun has to smile sheepishly at that] I remember that my cloth was pretty much dead after the battles...I hope it didn't cause you too much trouble.

I had to use material from the leg to rebuild the chest. Otherwise, it was no worse than Shiryu's.

Ummm....why did my Cloth change color after you repaired it? Not that I'm not grateful but I've always wondered about that.

The Orichalcum dust. [Shows his palms] I used quite a bit in yours, so it darkened.

[looks at Mu's hands] So that's why! I actually liked the red color better than pink, but I guess my armor disagreed with me since it changed back to pink once it became a god cloth.

I recall reading that Andromeda was one of the first cloths built for female saints, so of course it's rather feminine.

If the Andromeda Cloth was made for a female Saints, why did Master Albiore and everyone else on Andromeda Island think that a guy should wear it?

Times change, I suppose. The cloth, too, has changed.

The Cloth changes each time it get repaired, doesn't it?

A little bit, yes.

So when someone repaired the Andromeda Cloth once, could they have decided change it so that it could be used by men?

That's it exactly.

[Sighs] Now I can't really say anything when the others tease me about having a girly cloth.

I wonder why you would do something like that to a Cloth in the first place.

Make it feminine?

Yes. It almost seems overboard. Even the cloths that the female Saints wear don't look as...feminine as mine does.

I'm afraid I can't say. Perhaps it is because the constellation is female.

Virgo is female too and Shaka's cloth didn't seem feminine.

[sighs again] I guess I just got the most feminine of all the cloths. If Hyoga or the rest of the guys find out about that I am never going to hear the end of it...

But there are many feminine elements about it.

If they do, string them to the trees with your chains.

I guess the Virgo Cloth presentational form is a bit feminine...

I couldn't do something like that!

I'm sure you could.

I don't want to embarrass them like that though! Besides my Master always said I should only use my chains to help people.

Consider it the deliverance of Karma.

Isn't tying people up a little extreme?