If Kasachi was to be honest, it was rather unpleasant to walk as part of the crowd on the sidewalk. It was so slow, the unsavory scents usually overpowered everything else, and it tickled his urge to feast even if he had fed well just earlier. The heavy rain helped with the second at the least as it muddled his sense of smell slightly, dulling the scents of the countless humans he passed by. Truthfully he needn’t have bothered, but for the sake of disguise a black umbrella was unfurled above his head. His outfit as a whole was rather cheap and plain: brown hoodie, pair of beige cargo pants, and black combat boots.
The streets quickly became more and more deserted the closer Kasachi got to his destination. It seemed like new buildings and developments sprung up in between each of his annual visits to the old man’s grave. For a few years now he had wondered how long it would be until some company decided to purchase the land and tear down what remained of the mansion. It was always a pleasant surprise to find that the building, even rotting and in shambles, still remained and today was no different. Sure there were some new buildings within a couple of blocks which meant this would probably be one of his last visits, but he didn’t let the thought bother him.
It was a bit more difficult this time around thanks to the heavy downpour, but Kasachi managed to pick up on various scents from the edge of the property. There was of course the heavy decay that clung to the area after all these years, but more faintly were numerous others; far more than he had siblings. His eyebrow climbed slightly at that and he wondered for a few moments if this burnt down husk of a mansion served as refuge for some unfortunate souls. Well, it couldn’t hurt to take a look around the building after he paid his respects. He folded the umbrella and then set it aside for now.
Voices guided him towards the back of what still stood, and Kasachi circled around the outside. He could have been as careful as he wanted to, but with its condition there was no telling when a squeak or untimely creak might give him away. It wasn’t like most of the walls hadn't given way by now, and he managed to find a favorable position downwind to survey the three. Beyond the fact that he was the only male among the three, Itsuki’s mask did a fairly good job of giving away his identity to Kasachi. As for the other two… it took him a bit longer, but eventually he figured the shorter had to be Asoka leaving the last as Isori.
Unsurprisingly, the first step he took into the mansion’s remains caused the flooring to splinter and crack beneath his weight. He raised his hands in a gesture of peace in case any of the three had been startled before he nodded towards each of them.
“Itsuki. Asoka. Isori.” He quirked an eyebrow at the two of his sisters' closeness, a faint tinge of amusement in his voice when he asked,
“More than just sist-”The question didn’t manage to finish as his head turned slowly to look past his siblings and further into the building’s remains. Now that he was actually in the building and recognized his siblings’ scents, the unfamiliar ones were far clearer. Yeah… and it wasn’t just lingering scents either, the sources were hiding in the back at this very moment.
“Seems like we’re not the only ones here at the moment,” he mentioned to the others,
“I’ll go take a look.” A slight bend at the knees and he cleared both his sisters, still landing softly enough on the second floor to only cause a small groan from the decayed structure.