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Taini's eyes opened with a smile, and he leaned over to whisper in Tsukiko's ear. "The music is lovely, isn't it little one? Peaceful. I enjoy music very much, as it seems as complicated as life...but sweeter than most daily things." Taini smirked slightly, nothing would be sweeter than Tsukiko in his mind, but he decided to let his actions speak once again. He grabbed the other's hand, and brought it up to his lips, kissing it softly before letting both their hands drop. He slowly began to walk toward the bench. The blonde gehaka felt like sitting and listening to the music.

He couldn't hear what they were saying, but Tsuru was pretty sure the haka didn't want his... mate? Tsuru squinted, trying to see if the gehaka had marriage bracers, as he came to a lull in the piece. He couldn't tell, and turned back to the insturment, finishing off the soft section of the song. He let the final note resound for a few seconds, and went onto the heavier section, once again concentrating on the music.

"uh...nothing" Tsukiko replied, looking at the ground. He wouldn't tell the other that he was getting a bit jealous. "I just don't like music much. It hurts my ears so I don't watn to get closer"

Taini sighed, and kissed the back of one of the dark ears. Tsukiko could be very weird when he wanted. "Do you mind if I sit and listen awhile, it has been long since I last heard music. My mother only plays on nights when my eldest brother visits, and that is not often." Taini once had been jealous of his brother, the red haired Saito, son of Mako. The tall strong gehaka had gotten married as soon as it had been legaly possible. Their mother missed the eldest so. The blonde gehaka waited for an answer, though if it was a no, he would not mind too much.

Tsuru finished the song quickly and stood up. He didn't want to cause trouble for the two young men. He looked in their direction and spoke to the pair. " I do take requests, you know," He said, hoping to avert any potential confrontation.

The haka turned his head to look at the other haka. "I have but one request and it is that you stop playing that music. I am not fond of it but who am I to order anyone around?" He said to the other, slighlty glaring at Tsuru.

Taini frowned. What had gotten into Tsukiko? He removed his arm from around the little haka, placing it on his hip instead. "I really did enjoy this piece sir. My name is Taini, Mabyn. Maybe on a better day I can visit and listen to you play." He bowed his head with a smile, though his eyes still frowned. "Apparently Tsukiko-san is a little more sensitive than I thought..." Taini being...Taini, wished to give the haka something for his wonderful playing. He pulled out a little carving, a good luck charm he had made. If sold it would be worth a bit of cash, or the haka may keep it for the supposed good luck. "In return for the beautiful music sir." He held it out for the haka, head still bowed.

"Eh?" Tsuru looked at the odd wood carving in Taini's hand, distracted for a moment from his fellow haka's disquiet. " Uh, thanks...?" He said, unsure of what he would do with such a strange thing. He had seen similar carvings in store windows, but he had never paid attention to their purpose. Even so, Tsuru wasn't one to refuse gifts, useless or not. " I'd love to have it, if it's alright with your husband." He said to the kind gehaka, looking past him for permission from Tsukiko, his haka companion.