Monday : Soon's Haven : 8:23 PM
The ride was relatively quiet and short lived. Just under 4 hours but at this time of day it was good to begin winding down. Their group would be heading off before the sun came up so a good nights rest was upon them. However, that may not be the case as they had several things to do before they could sleep. When exiting the boat, Kagemaru located a hotel they'd be staying in. He booked two rooms next to each other. The second floor rooms 207 and 208. While conversing with the woman at the front desk, he took a moment to study the architecture of the building as well as find all the possible entryways and exits he could with his Hakumei byakugan. On a different note, it was always slightly funny to see how people reacted to his demeanor as he feigned being blind. Most people wouldn't expect a blind man to be as independent as he was. But that was also part of his act. He had no need to portray a helpless blind man so he portrayed what more skilled eyes would see as blind warrior. The reason for this was so that when his opponents would fight him, their tactics would be made to subdue a blind opponent, when in reality his vision was his best asset.
Once everything was settled, he would usher the group into the first of their rooms and lay out the game plan for the evening. He knew they may be tired, as he himself was beginning to feel the exhaustion as well but this was important.
Alright so we're here. If you haven't noticed, this place is located next to water and its still as hot as Leaf is in the middle of summer on a bad day. That being said. From this moment on, we're in mission mode. You will live and breath your story and you will know it back to front. Myself and Mizuki are Ministers from the Leaf Village. We're here to begin talks with the Sand Village and we found you two on our way here. Now... both of you are to give me your rendition... or rather, your side of the story as to how you came to be traveling with us. Using no lies. Only the truth. The key is to omit any parts that skew the story in the wrong way. Tell truths that support what you're trying to convey. Zenichi, you first. He wanted to give him a chance to see what he could come up with. Their stories would have to sync and they would have to remember it and stick to it so the more natural the story the easier it would be to keep up with.
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