Outdoor Terrain

[Nawa-chan]

" Eh ? Oh, then that's pretty -- what ? " Kizu said as Suishou started getting closer to him. It seemed like the first time that the other had willingly came closer to him, which was a little weird in and of itself. " Uhm, thanks... " the redhead said somewhat softly with a raised eyebrow as Suishou ate it. Huh... that was... weird, too. Coming back to reality, Kizu made a noise in the back of his throat, letting Sanseiu know that he heard him. " Two nights ? Seems like this will be a pretty easy mission then ~. " Kizu said with a small smirk.  

[Suishou Auri]

Suishou sighs, "The sooner we get this Bijuu the better. this whole outdoorsy thing isn't me." He clutches his sword, weary from his last patrol but still energized enough to defend if they were attacked.  

[kazeryuu620]

"I thought being a shinobi was all about being outdoorsy," said Sanseiu in reply, with a raised eyebrow and a teasing smirk.  

[Nawa-chan]

Kizu simply laughed, and shook his head. " All it pretty much consists of is being outdoorsy ~. " the redhead said with a wide grin.  

[Suishou Auri]

Suishou realizes what Sanseiu replied and scoffs, "Che. Like we ever had time being outdoors all the time. We're either hunted or hunting. Usually never any in-betweens." He finally remembers something and goes to his bag, rummaging until he discovers what he was looking for. He pulls out a tea kettle and his different bags of tea, "I guess if we're here for the night, might as well have tea while we're at it." He sits back down and adds water to the kettle, placing it near the fire.  

[kazeryuu620]

"Well most of that happens outside usually, doesn't it?" Sanseiu replied, annoyed. He said nothing about a tea - a yes was to be assumed from that. He leaned back on a tree trunk while watching the kettle boil.  

[Nawa-chan]

Kizu looked between the two, staying quiet for a moment. He didn't want a fight to break out this early into the mission, but he had a feeling that nothing too bad would happen. Still, never hurt to keep an eye out, right ?  

[Suishou Auri]

"Yes, i suppose you're right San-kun. i guess i just have been cooped inside the lair for too long." Suishou says as he waits for the water to heat up.  

[kazeryuu620]

"Bleh," said Sanseiu. He picked up a blade of grass and chewed on it. "Why does anyone want to stay in there anyways? The place is as gloomy as hell." He really hated the cave where they made their home - which was why he took the highest room and took the time to blow up a huge window in it.  

[Suishou Auri]

'Because its the only place i can be near mother and father...' Suishou thought to himself as he shrugs to Sanseiu's question, "No one really knows anymore."  

[Nawa-chan]

" It's probably the only place that was... ' fitting ' enough for us ? " Kizu said with a tilt of his head. He never really thought about the cave, and how gloomy or weird it was. A place to stay was still a place to stay, right ? Even if it was just for a half a day or two. He shrugged as well, " I wonder who found it in the first place... "  

[kazeryuu620]

"Probably Oroko or Hanako-san," said Sanseiu. "They're the leaders after all, right?"  

[Suishou Auri]

The water heated to right temperature, Suishou leaned over and finished making the tea as he answered, "Yeah...they probably did find that place out. But by the look of the place it was previously occupied...Where did the last owners go?" He pours some tea and hands some to Sanseiu, "Tea? i grew this in Mother's...I mean Hanako-sama's greenhouse as i took care of her plants. And do you want some too?"  

[Nawa-chan]

" It would make sense, but like Shou - kun said, someone else must've lived there as well. " Kizu placed his chin in his palm as he rested his elbows on his knees. " They could've been travelers that stayed there for a while... " He shrugged half - heartedly, before looking to Suishou. " Uh... talking to me ? " he asked, pointing to himself. " Er, sure ! I don't mind having some tea ~. " he said with a small smile.  

[kazeryuu620]

Sanseiu leaned casually back on a tree. "Well, what does it matter, they haven't come back all these years, right?" he said.