Kyuden Shika

Confused with what would happen today, Yuzu finds his way back into the doorsteps of the Geisha house.

Seeing that the thread is open, and feeling as he is feeling, Nesshin makes his way to the geisha house again. Amid his usual playful banter at the door, which clearly relaxes him, he notes the Seppun standing--but he's clearly waiting, so Nesshin goes on in ahead unless he's called to.

I mean, it'd be rude to ignore being addressed, but it'd also be rude to bother someone who's clearly, clearly waiting for someone.

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Passion indulged; no agenda this thread.
Net -5 Strife

The boy provides a bow to the passing Deer, with a "Good morning, Shika-san."

Yet he stays there for another moment, still deciding either to go in, or not.

Being addressed, of course Nesshin stops, turns, and bows.

"Seppun-chiji," he says. "Seating in the common area is comfortable enough, if you're waiting for someone else."

"Nani?" His soul kind of reconnects his body back to Rokugan, "Common area?"

"Yeah," Nesshin replies. "Front room, waiting area, whatever you might call it. Seats and the like.

"But if you want to wait here, that's yours to do."

He shakes his head, and follows as indicated. "I would be honored to follow Shika-san's advice and insights –– despite my own worried expectations, I do believe for good things should unfold as I learn more about his Clan. I am happy to be guided as a guest of the Deer. Common area it is."

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Showing Yuzu is ok to politely follow the Deer's insight into what comes next. Blessed lineage. | TN: 2 | Success: 5 / Opportunity: 0 / Strife: 2

+4 Side Goal

Nesshin nods and proceeds that way, leading to the, well, common area. It's not busy at the moment, really, the staff doing more to set up for busier times than to provide direct service. But one of the younger ones does arrive and ask about the guests' wants.

Nesshin asks Yuzu, "So, my friend, what have you learned to prefer in our little part of the world?"

Friend?

He blinks and looks at Nesshin with a curious expression, that could be related to what he liked. "Well, I was taught how to play some games. Shoji should be fun. Anything to wager?"

"I'd be a terrible opponent at it," Nesshin says. "Never have had much of a head for table games, honestly. I've always preferred more...concrete entertainments. But if you're looking to teach, I'm willing to learn."