Tsubame, who had silently laid ontop of the torii gate until now sat up straight the moment the fox called Ichiru began tos peak. He told a tale, one that should unite the group as a group of friends, Nakama. But the sense of comracy was far way for this group of odballs. A lot of these souls gatered here all had their own plan, their own grudge against Anjou. It would take a lot of time and efford to make this group work together. 

Tsubame was not sure she wanted to put the efford in making new ties. A tie ment one could harm your heart once again, and the young Yosuzume has had her fair share of that already. However, the promis to being able to kill Anjou, and also the Shogun who had ordered the annialtion of her village was tempting. 

Tsubame took on her shadow sparrow form and with a flash landed in her human form besides the one who called himself Hongo, a human. She looked at him and slowly nodded, already finding she had taken a liking to the only person who seemed to humble himself within the shrine. She bowed slowly before giving her name to all who stood here. [color=000000]’’My name is Nori Tsubame’’[/color] Her introduction got interupted by the cry of an Myōbu .She had been dishonored by a rough looking human male, covered within tattoos. Widening her eye’s Tsubame once again flashed to her sparrow, leaving trails of shadow, indicating the path she had flown. She stopped by the dishonered statue and landed on the shoulder of the kitsune that already tried to wipe the statue clean. Tsubame used her feathers to wipe the statue clean of the paint that was still on the statue, her Hitodama tried to help, but hey could only float around her. 
[color=000000]’’ Thank you Matsuoka Yukiko, Shrine guardians should never be dishonered especialy not by the likes of man’’ [/color] She said with a bit of venom dripping from her voice. She understood all to much what the guardians went through guarding their temple, seeing as she was a Hitodama Gado for more than 40 years. She flew over to the man and landed infront of the rough man, smelling salt from his body. Tuning human once again she stood infornt of him, Tsubame was smaller than the man and had to raise her head in order to look him in the eye’s.
[color=000000]’’I must say , you are daring Oji-san. However your action equalls stupidety here. How dare you dishonor a Myōbu, A kitsune who serves our godess of Harvest, Inari. It is that we are in a place of peace or you whould have lost your eyesight by now. Blind shall be the ones who see my feathers Oji-san. Remeber that as a warning from a fellow bound guardian like the statue you just dishonored’’[/color] Tsubame said loud and clear before walking away and bowing to the statue.
[color=000000]’’I humbly apologize to you for his behavior. Please continue with your duty’’[/color] She said to the statue and walked away, sitting down on the shrine steps. She looked at all that were gathered here. Certanly it was a colorfull group, and Tsubame wondered how thing would go between a group that already seemed like they could go at eacht others throath. Everybody was tense and was ready for  fight it seemed.


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