Don't worry, the hardest thing for someone who can't help but overthink, but Ginia knows what he means. She's picked up new skills in the short period of time she's been a part of temple. Even if time feels against her at times, maybe she can learn a few more and retrain her instincts. Ginia manages a brief smile back, sending Kimi a text to let them know they're on their way back before following after them.
The return is easier without having to worry about overshooting their target. Her generation is truly the worst when it comes to a large-scale stealth mission, so that the compound walls are still standing is oddly impressive.
"Anything interesting happen while we were gone?" Ginia signs to Kimi as they all regroup. More importantly, it's a relief to see no harm has come to them while they were gone.
Even as the three of them are all arriving back with the group, Unmi is waving right back even as Kimi dutifully relays Ginia's meaning back to everyone. Takami wastes no time in handing out the stolen clothing, which gives the rest of them time to respond to her.
"I mean, there was a teenager who was trying to throw a cat over the walls," Kimi says glibly, signing as he speaks.
Ebisu offers a correction. "It was a nekomata."
"Aaah, good eyes, young master! I didn't notice the split tail at all."
"You were too busy," Kiwami says quietly while accepting a cloak, "trying not to laugh loud enough to be heard."
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The return is easier without having to worry about overshooting their target. Her generation is truly the worst when it comes to a large-scale stealth mission, so that the compound walls are still standing is oddly impressive.
"Anything interesting happen while we were gone?" Ginia signs to Kimi as they all regroup. More importantly, it's a relief to see no harm has come to them while they were gone.
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"I mean, there was a teenager who was trying to throw a cat over the walls," Kimi says glibly, signing as he speaks.
Ebisu offers a correction. "It was a nekomata."
"Aaah, good eyes, young master! I didn't notice the split tail at all."
"You were too busy," Kiwami says quietly while accepting a cloak, "trying not to laugh loud enough to be heard."