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Talis sat restlessly in a chair. Beer bottles cluttered in with files on his desk. He stands from his chair with a determined look on his face. He grabs his weapons and walks out. The receptionist gives a look of concern as he walks toward the door.

A voice from behind is heard "Where do you think your going? Our oh so great leader."

Having his authority challenged was nothing new to Talis. After all to many of the Triskelion's although they followed his orders still saw him as a dirty little Sakura rat. Talis walked right up to the Triskelion big mouth and without hesitation broke his nose with one punch. Talis then walked right out the doors. With no idea where he was going.

James smiled silently, though his eyebrows knitted together as he did so. It was his classic fretful face, he usually wore it though when he was puzzling over a tricky diagnosis in the early hours of the morning.
"Alone somewhere...how about my office?" he suggested gesturing upwards as he spoke since his office was on the second floor with the infirmary. "It's probably nothing and i don't wish to alarm you m'am...but it could be taken personally by some and well-" he paused to flash her a quick grin, "I'd rather keep my vital organs for a little longer," the clan was perhaps the kindest of the groups within the city, but they didn't become one of the top three by handing out cookies. Behind the smiles were killing machines, and it was something James could never quite forget.

Having arrived back at HQ and just finished reporting, Sayuri walked out of the bosses room and headed down the hall to the stairs, going down to the first floor. Yawning a little, she stretched and cracked her neck, glancing over her equipment as she debated what to do now. She didn't have any jobs, and so seemed in the clear, for the moment heading back to her room. She lived alone, ignoring the hidden looks in peoples eyes as she passed them on the street to get home. Thankfully it wasn't far from HQ, knowing Haku he had planned it that way. She was just glad to not be totally ostracized in that way.

Before she entered her home, she listened, making it seem like she was merely yawning again. Good, she didn't hear anything inside. And the little, practically invisible wire was still in place. Unlocking her door, she went in and locked it behind her, taking off her shoes. Going to her bedroom, she sighed heavily and flopped down, exhaling slowly in relief. Oh it felt good to rest sometimes...

Yue glanced around the office, inwardly chuckling as she saw the state of his office. Laughing to the thought of rumors, she shrugged lightly. "Let them talk. There shall always be rumors." She murmured, nodding her head before taking the nice comfy chair.
Raising an eyebrow, now she wondered what it was. Well, at least that meant she hadn't gone too far. "Well thats a relief to know." She smirked a little, briefly following his hands as he wrote a note to himself, her eyes soon resting upon his own to listen to him.
Oh? Well now this was unexpected. That many? Hmm..... She didn't allow herself to drift into thought too deeply since he was obviously going to show her something. She looked at the X-Ray and grimaced, the first negative change in her expression. "Did the young one mention whose training her? Because that does make a difference." She asked, already thinking of two teachers, one in each younger age range who was rather strict. "When I was trained I had a couple of things broken or sprained. There are two specifically who I suspect are the cause. Wong Lao-Shi and Peng Lao-Shi. They tend to end up a little harsh and I've had to speak to them before." She offered, tilting her head a little bit.

Yue half expected that the child hadn't, looking up to the ceiling in thought. Though, she half expected the two of them to have been a bit more careful considering she had already spoken to them. Wong Lao-Shi certainly was much better. Peng Lao-Shi improved as well.
Raising an eyebrow as he seemed nervous, it remained that way when he said who he believed it was. Sighing lightly, it was entirely possible. Chuckling, she shook her head, "No. He's still rather traditional in the way he thinks. Typically Chinese are thought to be the most racist. I have done my best to change that. Most now are more accepting, but there will always be some who cling to the old way of thinking." She murmured, folding her hands in her lap.
"I'll speak to one of the children and have them report back to me, record a few classes via hidden camera's just to be sure. One must have proper evidence before accusations can be made." She said, a sweet smile spreading across her features. "Thank you for bringing this to my attention Dr. James."

(( It's accurate so far. Even with the tones! xD ))

Blinking, Yue almost appeared rather modest, the faintest blush flittering across her features. It was good to know that she was succeeding in her aim, sometimes it became hard to tell. Laughing, she shook her head, waving a hand as she rose up. "Oh don't worry about it. If by busy you mean visiting with my people, then I suppose so." She had noticed how his eyes had wandered and then the concern upon his features, guessing it was time for her to get going. She probably should anyways, she now had a couple of matters she needed to look into.

"Of course. I think the staff can spare you for a while. You work hard doctor, everyone needs a break once in a while." Holding up a hand to wave farewell, she placed a hand on the door knob, pausing to look back to him. "Take care James, I don't want to have to summon someone to work on you. Zai jien." Smirking, she closed the door behind herself, heading to go have a word with the young students.

(( Zai jien = good bye ))

"Thanks guys, I'll catch you later." Evian called back to her buddies, waving a hand with a smirk. Though it soon faded, thinking over what she had to do. Maybe I should just leave a call.... Eh, still gotta wait for them to get her phone number for me. Hope this doesn't upset the Sakura's too much. She stuffed her hands in her pocket and headed for a bar that was in her home territory but near the park. They had some great rums there. She was thinking back to that night, her one hand clenching a bit tighter in her pocket. Her brows knitted and she closed her eye for a moment, taking a deep breath.

Talis Blindly walked for a time going from street to street aimlessly observing and keeping an eye on everything. His wandering steps lead him to a park not particularly in his side of town. He looked everyone within eye sight over. He saw a man sitting with an elderly woman seemingly arguing over ice cream. He wondered what could be the issue until he spotted clearly his clan symbol shining on the man's lapel.

Maybe he will be insightful.

Talis started moving as silently in the background as possible to eavesdrop on the conversation. It wasn't hard to blend in for Talis considering he didn't even look like one of his own clan. As long as he made sure to move swiftly he would be fine. As he listened in he ran over bullets of the conversation as he was trained to do,

- Doctor James Tennant?
-Clearly Member of Si Clan
-Armed
-Dangerous?
-Family Complications

This could be useful if i follow him back to his office he may have medical records on some head Si's. But that's for another time, those damn Sakura's are the one on my list for now

Talis quietly left before Doctor "Tennant" could notice he was even there.