[There's a young boy walking across the City's vast shoreline. He appears to be around thirteen to fifteen years of age, tall, and dressed in a manner custom to Japan during the Waring States period, complete with a sword. There's a vague sort of familiarity to him that those who know Shouryuu might recognize, but for the most part, he appearance
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Y-Your Majesty?
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[He laughs, pausing, and hurriedly tries to make himself look a bit more presentable and less like a wet dog. And so, naturally, he answers in the manliest voice he can possibly take on.] ...Yes?
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I, um... Is that really you? You seem... different?
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Do I really? [He's peering over some rocks now, looking for you. Device in hand. It sounds like it wants to die.] For the better, I hope. [He hesitates. His female radar clearly isn't working today.] So... where exactly are you? Not that I mind talking like this, because you have a very pretty voice. ...Have I ever told you that before? Because you do, if I haven't.
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The little box you're holding. It's a communication device. ... And thank you. [And she knows Youko is looking for him, so lets help... by using female charm!] I would certainly love to meet you in person, Your Majesty. Why don't you tell me where you are and then stay there so I can find you?
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Just Naotaka's fine, you know. No need for honorifics or formality. Skip it. Makes me feel old. The place isn't even mine yet, so I don't see the point. There is no point. [He laughs.] Father would have to keel over first, and he's too stubborn to go anytime soon.
[He pauses and looks around his surroundings, absolutely beaming. You have made his day.] The beach. There's some sort of tall building in the distance. Beats me what it is. Don't recognize it.
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Naotaka? Oh... c-certainly, then. Naotaka it is. [What is this weird lifestyle you're speaking of... It actually kinda interests her, but she'll save that for when he's normal.]
Building... Ah, the lighthouse? All right. I think my friend will come and find you. So don't move from that spot.
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Oh, um.... [... There is no way out of this.] V-Very well... I'll accompany her too.
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...Now what did you say your name was again?
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Make one up? I'm not sure how that would help your cause. [Sort of fears what he might come up with for some reason.]
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Well, it would help me remember you better. Especially if I wanted to really remember you or something, which I do. Like... if I didn't want to forget you ever... um... Tamago! There we are. Tama for "Jewel" and Go for "Word." Because you said you wouldn't ever go against your word.
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... [Wow, she finds this kind of interesting. How did he do that? :O] T.. Tamago? [She pronounces it a little weirdly.] That's... a very thoughtful and elaborate way to think of a name. I'm flattered you wish to remember me so fondly, Your--ah... Naotaka.
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