Ryoko liked the pace so far that they were taking, not too fast and not too slow. She had been running for most of the day just to get here and more some. To slow it down would be rather good for her legs right now. She wondered how far their destination would be and how long it would take them to get there. Hell she did not even know where it was. Then the golem appeared and her eyes widened. "That is so cool!" She yelled in response and ran to join the side of Heinrich. "You own your very own golem? Certain people in my home country can do something like that,... they mold the clay to make it look like a soldier though, but still good." She said. When he asked about what they thought of Krystallem though she looked to it's walls that he was referring to and she saw the gems imbedded in it once more and smiled. "I think its very unique, I never seen that idea come into anyone's thought when constructing something in my country." She responded.

 Kyoto listened to the girl talk and nodded to her words. "I think the lady pretty much said what our answer would have been, seeing as me and Kyoko here have come from the same country as her." He said and Ryoko looked over at him and then pretended to not know who he was talking about. "What lady?... me?" She said and laughed waving her hand about the front of her face in a gesture. "I wouldn't see myself as a lady from what I have done." She said and Kyoto smirked. 
"Oh really?..interesting. What clan do you belong to?" He asked her and she was a bit hesitant and he rose a hand up to stop her from saying anything. "Sorry most people in your line of work keep that stuff secret." 

 Kyoko shook his head at the two. One is a samurai mercenary and the other is a ninja, both have dealt their share of blood he would suppose. However, they seem to be rather friendly despite that so perhaps their kills were not ones of evil intent but with good purpose. The lady was right though he had not seen anything like the city of Krystallem. Then again this whole country of Kurn is very different to him.