Kyuden Shika

"I guess we might need brushes and paints... and canvases." She thought about it. "Hai... oh... mooncakes!" She saw a stall selling them. The priestess moved rather quickly to get the food.

The Kitsu nodded, moving to get canvases and brushes while -

"Hold on... mooncakes?"

He said out loud to no one in particular before acquiring a standard set of brushes and canvases.

The girl was jumping of happiness at the stall hostess. "Neh neh... one cake please... It will make Nesshin san so happy." She smiled. "I just hope that he may need something sweet to help him pass his day." The girl nodded handing her a bag with the confection. She looked at Moshimaru in the far back. "Neh... Would you like to share one Kitsu sama?"

"A mooncake, you say?"

He ponders.

"That sounds nice - I would appreciate it."

The Kaito nodded. "Can we get another one?" The host nodded and handed another bag. "Thank you sama." Oubaihime handed the girl some bu and looked at the Kitsu. "Shall we get some tea?"

The Kitsu nodded.

"Of course - my treat, since you were kind enough to provide the mooncake."

The Kaito bowed and asked the Kitsu to lead the way. "Please lead the way Kitsu sama."

"Certainly."

He had no idea about the establishments at this level.

Taking his supplies in hand and leading at a comfortable distance, the Kitsu shifted towards the riverside, pointing a small, quiet teahouse which overlooked the river.

"Is this to your liking, Kaito-san?"

"Oh my I didn't visit this side of the market." The sight of the running water was welcomed to the Kaito. "It is Kitsu sama." She entered the small stall.

Entering inside, the Kitsu secured a table close enough to the river to watch it flow, but far enough that a sudden turn of bad weather wouldn't ruin everything. After calling over a servant, he perused the selection before making a choice.

"I'll just have a straight black tea for me, please. What can I get you, Kaito-san?"