Aya laughed as he started to mutter and grumble, she thought it was funny. Pluss it was his fault for bringing a book near water in the first place, any noob would know that.
"Ey, ey, ey, Books, and water don't mix." SHe stated while waving her hands,
"I actually didn't see your book till you mentioned it." She stated and put her finger on her chin. the steam made things hard enough to see. She knew it was Ji, well she mostly assumed because most people in this village was as white as snow.
Aya blinked when Ji asked why she wasn't out punching a bag, he also mentioned someone by Ryuichi? She looked dumbfounded as to who that was. She did take a class with Ryuichi, but she didn't remember his name, so when asked she went blank.
"I don't know any Ryuichi." She stated bluntly.
"If you didn't want to be bothered I'm sure the bather at your own house would have been fine." She said with a nod. He probably would have been left alone in the male area, unless he ran into those kinds of guys over there. This was actually the first real bath she has had since the dorms had a shower system, more space that way she assumed.
Aya's attention was taken to a woman bouncing in. Aya wondered if she was blind, but she smirked at Ji's comment towards her.
"You have no clue how gross the hot springs are then, I hear people bragging about doing it in the springs all the time. Though the heat along is to kill any bacteria, and the sulfur from the natural rocks help too." She stated, though back in her home village she heard it all the time, whether it was true or not she wasn't sure. But she had bathed in water that was more tainted than this if that were true.
Aya sat down after a sigh, and looked at the woman, she was obviously twice their age, if not older. But then she offered them a drink, Sake, and another drink. Aya knew those drinks too well, but she hadn't had any since joining the village. She remembered that is was a good way to incapacitate people if she needed to get to something or someone. People she grew up around worshiped alcohol, anything to help them escape reality.
Ji decided to show off a jutsu.
"Oh you finally learn aqua fang?" She taunted, she had known this jutsu for a while now, but instead of competing she just grabbed a tray and took a sip. She really didn't respond to the lover comment Ji said, almost as if her ears were deaf to that word.
"Thank you for the drink." She stated, she knew it was important to thank people, less make enemies. Refusing a drink was also rude, so Aya knew better to not refuse a polite gesture.
"I only stopped by to relax a bit, I thought the hot water would help heal my muscles." Aya stated, she then held her left shoulder.
"I haven't soaked in hot water before, but I heard it helps." She stated with a grin.