Re: Yeah, that's two different types of "Shopping"... [priva
Hikari watched after the sennin as he talked to Keiji. Something about him made her edgy. She shook her head. "Fishy." She muttered. "What's that guy doing talking to Keiji so intently? A private word bah." She leaned against a building and went into her bag to retrieve a hair band. It was as frizzy as she was nervous. Well... Maybe the other way around. It was usually frizzy... crazy... In any case, she swooped her hair back and tried to make it look less like a mane. Keiji seemed less edgy after a moment had gone by, and eventually not at all. Whatever Kushin was saying must have put him at ease.
She pulled out her Kunai and shuriken, so that she could look them over for dings or anything that she might need to fix later. A kunoichi should not neglect her weapons... and besides that, she was bored. Finally, after much ado and a box in his hands, Keiji and Sennin Kushin parted, and her classmate came to see her. "Damn, finally, I never thought he'd leave" Keiji, annoyed, "So. Where were we?"
"Well, you'd just run into me, when that Sennin came to talk to you." She said, still mistrustful. "Mednin or not, I think that was weird." She told him. "What did he give you?" She asked, curiosity getting the better of her. "It seems odd. You weren't in the etiquette class, right? Giving gifts in the middle of a market place... It's not polite, and besides that..." She remembered her sensei's lecture on gifts. The one thing that went through her mind over and over was that Isaki probably wanted Keiji to be indebted to him. But why? The man was a ninja, maybe it was something to do with information. She could see that. Kids knew stuff that they shouldn't, all the time, because nobody paid attention to them... But that wasn't true either... As Tomotoya-sensei had said, they were no longer simply children. Maybe it was something else? "It just seems so strange. Tomotoya-sensei said that gifts can "Send many messages, so be thoughtful when giving and cautiously analytical when receiving." Then Hikari wondered if she might be over thinking things again, as she sometimes did.
Hikari watched after the sennin as he talked to Keiji. Something about him made her edgy. She shook her head. "Fishy." She muttered. "What's that guy doing talking to Keiji so intently? A private word bah." She leaned against a building and went into her bag to retrieve a hair band. It was as frizzy as she was nervous. Well... Maybe the other way around. It was usually frizzy... crazy... In any case, she swooped her hair back and tried to make it look less like a mane. Keiji seemed less edgy after a moment had gone by, and eventually not at all. Whatever Kushin was saying must have put him at ease.
She pulled out her Kunai and shuriken, so that she could look them over for dings or anything that she might need to fix later. A kunoichi should not neglect her weapons... and besides that, she was bored. Finally, after much ado and a box in his hands, Keiji and Sennin Kushin parted, and her classmate came to see her. "Damn, finally, I never thought he'd leave" Keiji, annoyed, "So. Where were we?"
"Well, you'd just run into me, when that Sennin came to talk to you." She said, still mistrustful. "Mednin or not, I think that was weird." She told him. "What did he give you?" She asked, curiosity getting the better of her. "It seems odd. You weren't in the etiquette class, right? Giving gifts in the middle of a market place... It's not polite, and besides that..." She remembered her sensei's lecture on gifts. The one thing that went through her mind over and over was that Isaki probably wanted Keiji to be indebted to him. But why? The man was a ninja, maybe it was something to do with information. She could see that. Kids knew stuff that they shouldn't, all the time, because nobody paid attention to them... But that wasn't true either... As Tomotoya-sensei had said, they were no longer simply children. Maybe it was something else? "It just seems so strange. Tomotoya-sensei said that gifts can "Send many messages, so be thoughtful when giving and cautiously analytical when receiving." Then Hikari wondered if she might be over thinking things again, as she sometimes did.