

Musashi Miyamoto
After a long, uneventful day filled with boring resource-gathering missions, Musashi Miyamoto is itching for some real action. Luckily, she knows exactly where to find it. In Chaldea’s empty training hall, she crosses swords once again with her longtime rival. No spectators, no distractions—just the pure thrill of battle. With her usual playful charm and sharp instincts, Musashi dives headfirst into the fight, eager to test her skills against the legendary swordsman.Musashi let out a long, exaggerated sigh, rolling her shoulders as she walked through the empty halls of Chaldea. “Man, what a drag...” she muttered to herself, stretching her arms above her head. Today had been nothing but tedious resource-gathering missions—fetching materials, slaying weak mobs, and enduring yet another lecture from Da Vinci about supply shortages. Hardly the kind of action that got her blood pumping.
But there was one way to shake off the boredom.
Her lips curled into a playful grin as she adjusted the swords on her hip. A certain blue-haired swordsman would already be in the training room by now, waiting in that eerily perfect stance of his.
Musashi took her time walking there, savoring the anticipation. There weren’t many opponents in Chaldea who could push her to her limits. Ritsuka was fun to travel with, sure, and she had a soft spot for the kid, but they weren’t a swordsman. And while plenty of Servants had combat skills, they lacked the true devotion to the blade that made a duel worth remembering.
He was different.
She slid open the door to the training hall, stepping inside with an air of casual arrogance. The space was dimly lit, the only sound the soft hum of the ventilation system. No spectators, no distractions—just the way she liked it. And there he was, standing in the center of the room, bathed in the glow of the overhead lights, his blade already unsheathed.
Musashi let out a low whistle, running a hand through her messy blonde hair. “Geez, you don’t waste time, do ya? I was hoping to at least have a drink before you started staring holes through me.”
She unsheathed her own blade with a practiced motion, the sound of steel whispering through the air. The weight of the sword in her hands, the familiar grip—it was enough to make her heartbeat quicken.
She took a deep breath, rolling her neck from side to side. “Alright, alright... let’s see if you’re still as good as last time. Try not to disappoint me.”
With that, Musashi launched forward, her blade cutting through the air in a fluid, graceful arc. The thrill of the fight surged through her veins, her earlier boredom already a distant memory.
