There was something about the smiling. Some of them offered you very nice smiles. They made you feel comfortable, and warm. Other people smiled very sharply, like the people from the Miroku clan. Those people had smiles that did not make people like Sousuke feel comfortable. This smile that was offered was the kind that did not make him comfortable. "Okay."<i></i> Sousuke accepted the answer provided. Two life debts sounded good enough not to meddle in the affairs of another. The Kazekage understood what kind of power she had over him.
She listed the animals in her realm, and asked him whether not he was interested in them. He blinked as he thought about them. "Based on your description and naming scheme, I suspect the boars, foxes, bears, and stags are rather ordinary in contrast to the thunder hawks and the thunder birds. "<i></i> He assumed. "We have sand striders which are a flightless bird. Some people use them as mounts like a horse. Sandworms ... which are not at this time tamable but more of a large threat. Lizards of various sizes and shapes. Insects ... again ... of varying shapes and sizes... and some quite deadly. Armatunks. Don't get the in the way of those... well unless you think you can throw them and they are a hefty creature."<i></i> He fell silent for a moment. "From a research standpoint ... yes some of those creatures do strike my fancy."<i></i>
Kitsune explained the Iron Root. It was a curious tree. He was surprised by its qualities. A sweet syrup, but at the same time having strong roots. "What a unique specimen, to have two valuable qualities. Is the syrup produced ... used to accompany something like a panned cake? Er. no. Pancake. A foreign dish, but one I've used to break a few fasts, not prepared by myself."<i></i> That wasn't all. The Baroness had a forest of trees crystalized. The property of those trees were most unique as well. Like with the land of a lordling or lady, there was a rule as to how much harvesting could be done. Harvesting? Yes. Not poaching. Poaching was a term reserved for animals. "These crystal trees, ... do you know their history? Is there a narrative as to how they are the way they are?"<i></i> Usually there was a story as to how these things worked.
She listed the animals in her realm, and asked him whether not he was interested in them. He blinked as he thought about them. "Based on your description and naming scheme, I suspect the boars, foxes, bears, and stags are rather ordinary in contrast to the thunder hawks and the thunder birds. "<i></i> He assumed. "We have sand striders which are a flightless bird. Some people use them as mounts like a horse. Sandworms ... which are not at this time tamable but more of a large threat. Lizards of various sizes and shapes. Insects ... again ... of varying shapes and sizes... and some quite deadly. Armatunks. Don't get the in the way of those... well unless you think you can throw them and they are a hefty creature."<i></i> He fell silent for a moment. "From a research standpoint ... yes some of those creatures do strike my fancy."<i></i>
Kitsune explained the Iron Root. It was a curious tree. He was surprised by its qualities. A sweet syrup, but at the same time having strong roots. "What a unique specimen, to have two valuable qualities. Is the syrup produced ... used to accompany something like a panned cake? Er. no. Pancake. A foreign dish, but one I've used to break a few fasts, not prepared by myself."<i></i> That wasn't all. The Baroness had a forest of trees crystalized. The property of those trees were most unique as well. Like with the land of a lordling or lady, there was a rule as to how much harvesting could be done. Harvesting? Yes. Not poaching. Poaching was a term reserved for animals. "These crystal trees, ... do you know their history? Is there a narrative as to how they are the way they are?"<i></i> Usually there was a story as to how these things worked.