Amaya was told of this dojo when she was out in the waste land. She had happened upon a demon of a man who she fought along side to prevent the ensuing demise of Sunagakure. He said that if she wished to train and or take part in the teachings that she was welcomed to do so. Such a luxury was to good to pass up considering her desire for strong opponents, who knew that such a breeding ground for warriors would be found in the unlikely of places and welcoming the strong both in allegiance and unaffiliated with Sunagakure. Amaya dressed in dark garb fit for a kunochi warrior. She was outfited in what appeared to be newly custom designed light armor unlike what was made in Suna. This was because she had designed it and as a Iwagakure woman, much of the culture was present in the design. A scarf of a deep midnight blue hung around her neck resting in front her chess leaving little view of cleavage as having room for the imagination was more or less the Iwa way. She wore a dark gown of fire resistant fabric and lined thinly with the finely refurbished plates of the sturdy Barynx. It provided only mild protection considering its grain but around her stomach she wore a corset that was as smooth and comfortable as leather but as durable as the plates of the Barynx. It was incredibly complex to craft but given her background as a tailor and earth base Ninjutsu specialist, she managed just fine. Her attire was designed purposly for light weight move ability and for the protection of the most vidal of organs. She wore dark gloves gloves and some weapons were visibly on her person. Bandages wrapped her arms, protruding from underneath the gloves and up Amaya's forearm. A ninja style utility belt obviously housing items and tools of the trade slung loosely around Amaya's womanly hips. Her gown hung low with a slit on both her left and right hip area allowing for her tone athletic thighs to be seen. Her legs covered by high burlesque stockings of flattering design for fashion but only by so much as the lower leg was shielded by her dark boots with a protective shielding around her knees. She was eager to find an opponent here to help her break it in but it couldn't just be anyone. She needed someone who could keep up with her in both mind and physical skill. There were a few promising individuals that caught her eye but was not of the Kunochi's caliber. She needed someone one challenging. Someone unpredictable. Someone who didn't scare easily. She needed someone like...
It has only been a few days since her arrival in Sunagakure but with each following day, her thirst for blood had only heightened. Like a caged predator, it has been far too long since she’s seen the cruelty of battle. She longed for the savoring metallic taste of blood that would excite the taste-buds of her tongue. Being around such kindhearted people did things to people, and for a Jashinist, this peaceful way of living in Sunagakure was far too stifling- ungodly even. It felt like poison coursing throughout her body. Her sword craved the lifeblood of humans. It called out to her many nights- the very sword which has been said to be possessed by Lord Jashin himself, the Chinmoku no ha (Blade of Silence). The only way she could suppress her blood-lust was by self-wounding herself. Many nights her moans of exquisite pleasure echoed throughout the hallways of Byakko's manor which quite possibly awakened her neighboring tenants. But it was a necessary sacrifice for the sake of her sanity, and for a Jashinist, feeling good was all that mattered even if it was at her own expense.
The woman in black would find humor in Amaya's retort and would respond with advice concerning Amaya's inherent qualities of mind and character. She felt that Amaya's disposition lacked happiness most likely due to Amaya's lack of enthusiastic facial ques but in truth Amaya was a very happy person. She could not fathom why anyone would think otherwise. Amaya would place her hands on her hips and cock her head to the side before replying. Her facial expression unchanged and un-phased minus a slight rise of her left perfectly arched eyebrow.
Fang? Surely, she jested. That name was simply an alias.