[Vilalge Exit and Briefing Thread]
“From a Viscount to a Margrave, eh? Good for you, Mizuki. Tachibana Ami looks out for her people,” said Masao as he slapped the new director of the Bakufuu Security Agency on the back, to which the man flinched slightly - he was still apprehensive about most forms of physical contact, always had been, and likely always would be.
“Indeed, Vice Commander. I am very grateful to Milady the Chancellor and His Majesty the Shogun for this opportunity to serve,” said Tokugawa Mizuki, brushing imaginary dust off of his shoulders as the two men stood side by side at the gates. Both men shared an awkward silence for a moment as two female members of the Deathwatch, Kumo’s gate guard, strolled airily by discussing fashion mishaps and the latest cosmetics.
“The agent I’m sending you is one I’ve specifically selected for this task. I’m familiar with Count Dee’s family, and I know you’re worried about what a male shinobi will do when confronted with Dee Kimiko’s, uh, interests. But rest assured, Agent S. will most definitely not cause a scandal. After all, he’s a virgin,” said Masao, seamlessly slipping into a discussion about the business at hand. Mizuki’s eyes narrowed with incredulity at the last sentence.
“Doesn’t that…make Agent S. more likely to succumb to temptation from a nubile eighteen-year-old girl?” asked the margrave with a hint of exasperation to his voice.
“S. Joukuu is a special case. I can assure you that he will do anything but take liberties with the young mistress. After all, virgins express strong commitments in the most peculiar ways,” said Masao, shrugging.
“If you say so, Takaki-taichou. Well, I shan’t occupy more of your time – I know you are a busy man, after all. Ah, one more thing – please if you would, give this to your wife,” said Mizuki, passing Masao an envelope. It was an invitation from the Chancellor to Rin for an afternoon tea. Probably one of those “women in leadership positions getting to know each other” deals.
“Ah, the Regent Commander will be thrilled. Anyway, Agent S. should be along any moment now. Farewell for the time being, Margrave,” said Masao, pocketing the envelope and leaving. As Mizuki bowed, he started to scan the horizon for this agent that the ANBU had promised. And what the hell did “S.” even stand for, anyway?
“The agent I’m sending you is one I’ve specifically selected for this task. I’m familiar with Count Dee’s family, and I know you’re worried about what a male shinobi will do when confronted with Dee Kimiko’s, uh, interests. But rest assured, Agent S. will most definitely not cause a scandal. After all, he’s a virgin,” said Masao, seamlessly slipping into a discussion about the business at hand. Mizuki’s eyes narrowed with incredulity at the last sentence.
“Doesn’t that…make Agent S. more likely to succumb to temptation from a nubile eighteen-year-old girl?” asked the margrave with a hint of exasperation to his voice.
“S. Joukuu is a special case. I can assure you that he will do anything but take liberties with the young mistress. After all, virgins express strong commitments in the most peculiar ways,” said Masao, shrugging.
“If you say so, Takaki-taichou. Well, I shan’t occupy more of your time – I know you are a busy man, after all. Ah, one more thing – please if you would, give this to your wife,” said Mizuki, passing Masao an envelope. It was an invitation from the Chancellor to Rin for an afternoon tea. Probably one of those “women in leadership positions getting to know each other” deals.
“Ah, the Regent Commander will be thrilled. Anyway, Agent S. should be along any moment now. Farewell for the time being, Margrave,” said Masao, pocketing the envelope and leaving. As Mizuki bowed, he started to scan the horizon for this agent that the ANBU had promised. And what the hell did “S.” even stand for, anyway?