Kyuden Shika

"Well, I'm here now watching the play with Kaikoga-san, so I think the miai is going better than expected", he said and chuckled nervously. He was supposed to say that, he meant it, but it was difficult to read his sincerity. "Ah, yes, I do like your company as well," she said with a smile. "But I ...

Fujiko looked down. "I believe the less is said about today's test, the better it is." She let out a long sigh. "Hopefully tomorrow will go better." "Oh...well, kemari isn't for everyone, there's a man in my unit who can only keep things going if he's drunk, otherwise he lacks the coordination. Erm...

Fujiko gracefully accepted the offered Onigiri, taking advantage of the delay it gave her before needing to say anything. While it would not look so for someone unfamiliar with her, it was clear to her eyes that Koi was about a breath away from strangling the boy. As for the boy himself, well, it wa...

"I was usually picked last for kemari no matter how good I got", he said with a nervous chuckle. "So i try not to bother with it too much. Other than that I was well. I hope the same to be true or better for you." Fujiko looked down. "I believe the less is said about today's test, the better it is....

When both of the moth looked to him he took it as a sign that they were not discussing anything overly private any more. He took the few steps to be in appropriate listening range and bowed with the introduction provided by Koi. "It is a great pleasure to make your acquaintance Kaikoga Fujiko-sama....

Hikimasu would have his seat before the play, just before. He did cast a lingering look as the lights dimmed in Emiko's direction. He'd come here now three nights in a row and not asked her. He wondered if he'd be able to. He bowed and sat next to Fujiko. "Good evening, Kaikoga-san." "Shosuro-sama!...

Koi frowned at her cousin, her physical self was not capable of such endurance based tasks and watching her struggle was hard. Koi nodded, and held out a napkin. "Do you need anything? Do you want me to help get you back to our rooms?" Koi asked. Inspecting her cousin only made her worry more. "Fu-...

Fujiko's eyes became calculating at Koi's last comment. The young man was handsome enough and of high station, but he seemed pretty cold and Koi didn't seem to like him. Those last two concerns were secondary, however, to the fact that he was perhaps of too high station, meaning she'd marry into his...

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Sun Aug 08, 2021 5:06 am

Shinichi's daughter, Harukichi, has always been spoiled, and never set a dainty foot outside of the capital.

"Wow, that's so unrealistic," commented Fujiko, who wasn't very self aware.

So I did miss a deeper meaning, I knew it, another failure. "A smokescreen for what Kaikoga-sama, I seem to have missed something you have spotted in this work." "Well you see, in the end, the interaction isn't really between the Miya and the Kaiu, now is it?" This would be a long explanation, like...