Second Visit
Who: Touya, Jin
What: The second visit
When: After Shishi leaves the teahouse
Summary: Touya invites Jin to visit again, and he happily takes up the offer.
Fortunately, it hadn't taken him anywhere near as long to arrive at the teahouse this time; it was only a few days after his last visit, and Jin had flown around enough to get a good idea of the area. He wondered if Touya was more wary this time around, especially after his little "game" last time - of course he wouldn't be trying anything like that again.
This would just be a casual little visit, one that would last as long as Shishi stayed out, because he was pretty certain the samurai wouldn't take lightly to him being there. It didn't take a genius to know where Shishi was, or more specifically who he was with, but Jin had long recovered from that little discovery.
The more time Shishi and Suzuki spent together, the more time he could spend here with Touya.
And that's precisely what he planned to do. At the time, Jin had positioned himself just inside the teahouse, wearing a ningen guise and idly watching as a strange looking old lady began to busy herself with cleaning the shop. She must have noticed him, because she turned and began to apologise about the teahouse being closed...or something.
"Eh? Oh no no, I'm 'ere ta see Touy'."
She muttered something else and gestured an arm towards the stairs. Either she was going mute or Jin wasn't listening, because whatever she said went in on ear and out the other. She didn't seem phased so he guessed the latter.
What: The second visit
When: After Shishi leaves the teahouse
Summary: Touya invites Jin to visit again, and he happily takes up the offer.
Fortunately, it hadn't taken him anywhere near as long to arrive at the teahouse this time; it was only a few days after his last visit, and Jin had flown around enough to get a good idea of the area. He wondered if Touya was more wary this time around, especially after his little "game" last time - of course he wouldn't be trying anything like that again.
This would just be a casual little visit, one that would last as long as Shishi stayed out, because he was pretty certain the samurai wouldn't take lightly to him being there. It didn't take a genius to know where Shishi was, or more specifically who he was with, but Jin had long recovered from that little discovery.
The more time Shishi and Suzuki spent together, the more time he could spend here with Touya.
And that's precisely what he planned to do. At the time, Jin had positioned himself just inside the teahouse, wearing a ningen guise and idly watching as a strange looking old lady began to busy herself with cleaning the shop. She must have noticed him, because she turned and began to apologise about the teahouse being closed...or something.
"Eh? Oh no no, I'm 'ere ta see Touy'."
She muttered something else and gestured an arm towards the stairs. Either she was going mute or Jin wasn't listening, because whatever she said went in on ear and out the other. She didn't seem phased so he guessed the latter.