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Ginseku's front door is a dark rosewood, with beautiful intricate designs. When you open the door, your eyes have to adjust to the darkness a bit, and the natural candle light, which barely lights the room. There are four large candlesticks, each with a 10 inch diameter. One in each corner. The wax never burns down. The floor is made of tiled rocks, of black obsidian. The walls are painted black, as well as the ceiling. There is a black couch immediately as you walk in against the wall opposite to the door, with an engraved black steel cage next to it which read "Butter" and smelled of apple cider. There is one window, at the head of a large king size bed, which is blocked by black curtains. Two pillows, with black casings, rest in the center of the bed which is coated in black sheeting and a black comforter blanket. A small bedside table with a book(no cover name) and a few dusty scrolls. A small candle on it. 4 inches in diameter. In the corner opposite to the window, there is a study desk next to one of the four candles. With a huge shelf to the left, and a candle to the right. The shelf is old, and quite dusty. The desk is littered with opened scrolls, as well as closed ones. The shelf is overflowing with scrolls. There is an inkwell, and a black burned feather sticking out of it. A small quill sharpening knife next to it. A small oak chair in front of the desk, pushed safely beneath the only drawer on the desk itself. Which had a lock built into it. The bathroom is to the right of the front door. There is no door, only a doorway. Painted black. The bathroom has two candles, set in stained glass lanterns. The shower tiling is the same as the floortiles, obsidian. Only a darker shade. The curtains are black. The showerhead is a dark steel. The handles to the water a matching tint. The sink, which is across from the shower, is a huge slab of obsidian with a basin dipped into it. And a dark steel faucet, with dark steel handles as well. A small black shelf on the right side of the sink with toiletries organized on it. Below the sink are two black cabinets, full of cleaning supplies. Above the sink is a large mirror. With the two lanterns in the top right and left corners. To the right of the sink, there is a black door that leads to the closet. Full of his clothes. To the left of the sink, across the doorway, there is another door, which leads to a restroom. A white shiny toilet, with a stock of toilet paper in a cabinet next to it. Two candles above.

ginseku Opened the door for her, allowing her to enter first.
"I hope you like it...."

Ginseku walked in after her, smiling at her. He moved across to the couch and sat in the middle, so he wasnt too far away, nor too close.
"So..."

He reached down and poked HER nose back.
"tag."
He smiled back, leaning back into the couch a bit more.

"WELL....I was planning to dance with you tonight...But all that junk happened and got in the way, so...Yeah. I wasnt planning to do anything after the dance but go to bed. so im basically up for any ideas you toss out there."
HE smiled lightly, looking at the ceiling.

"Thats....My wife."
Ginseku stared seriously at Kasai for a moment, then burst into playful laughter.
"Not! Just kidding! She's a close friend of mine, that i was hoping to find."
He smiled at her, still blushing a bit from the joke.

"Whassamatta? You jealous of her or something? you seem to be staring at the picture awfully hard.."
He Was hit with the scroll, yes, but that didnt matter. His mind was now questioning why She was transfixed on the picture.

"Yeah, I know."
He got up off of the couch, and started to move across the reoom to the bathroom. Just as he was barely out of earshot, he mumbled.
"But youre Prettier"
Before she could ask about it, he added on.
"Im gonna take a quick shower and tend to my wounds. Ill be out in a sec."
He pulled a keychain out of his pockets, and tossed it back on the couch. he dropped random things out of his pockets, mostly kunai and shuriken, and continued into the darkness of his bathroom. The Key had the words written "Desk Drawer" engraved in it. The sound of a shower turning on could be faintly heard.