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 Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 11:38 am
She looked down some at the sound of his explanation. Iyasu should have known better, always thinking so dreamily. The unfortunate nature of her sign, Pisces.
Casually, she poured the hot water into a bowl and cautiously dipped a clean rag into it. She pulled it out with her finger tips, careful as to not burn herself. "This is very hot, Kibakichi-san. Let me know if it is too hot." She said softly as she seemed to shift into another persona to clean his wounds.
After a few minutes had pasted of dipping and cleaning, she looked to see him with fiery eyes. Her gaze just intense as his.
"Kibakichi-san, your offer . . ." She paused feeling the words strain and dissipate on her tongue. "Your offer, my good fellow, is indeed a most generous one. However, one I would have to give much thought and think of my younger sisters and, of course, you. You say that you have demons in your past . . . I have my own as well." The Geisha left it as that. She was not too keen on how to explain her past, especially from the recent events that detoured her from her okiya for so long.
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Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 12:00 pm
I clenched my left hand into a fist tightly as the hot water made the wound burn, and took a deep breath, exhaling slowly.
Take your time making your decision Iyasu-san, but know the Yakuza may strike back at anytime. Now could you do me a favor? Could you open the door and the window? I'm going to call my friends who will be your protection for a while. Oh, if you want to why the Yakuza fear me, watch my wound.
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Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 7:25 pm
Iyasu pursed her lips together for a moment, in a small thought process of sharing the past events that have tormented her for so long. She did not wish to drag him into it, in the light of Kibakichi-san's demons she felt it was only best to let him what has been ailing her.
"Kibakichi-san, I think I should let you know why I must take my time with my decision." Iyasu began as she stood up and walked over to the door. She opened the door, as he had requested, and then the window.
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Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 1:09 pm
As soon as Iyasu ended her sentence, I unleashed a powerful low-frequency roar, which was probably felt more than it was heard, as it vibrated windows and made the horses whinny in panic and disperse across the field behind the stables. I silenced the roar abruptly, took a couple breaths, put fingers to my mouth and released a piercing whistle, one that echoed for miles, and I stopped it abruptly too. My friends are on the way. A gust a wind blew in the house, I took a couple of sniffs. No, one of them is already here. From the forest, a very large Siberian tiger appeared slowly walking towards the cottage. He had seen many battles, just as I had, and had the scars to prove it.
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Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2008 8:42 pm
"Kibakichi-san . . .?" Iyasu raised one of her slender brows upward and looked to the man across from her. "What on earth . . . what do you mean your friends are the on way? Who are these 'friends?'" The geisha looked to him oddly and shook her head. Maybe he lost too much blood and not resting properly had gotten to him?
As Iyasu walked over to him to suggest laying down and taking a brief rest, she paused in mid step. She looked over to him with the same odd glance, but with wider eyes.
"One of them is already here? Kibakichi-san, who are these friends?" She asked him, a little bit of fear could be heard in her tone.
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