(Day 2 EM, Tsukiki's Yurt) How's the Bunny Feeling?

[Usagi Tsukimi]

"Making friends is an admirable cause, and one I aspire to, as well. There is so much we can teach one another, views and opinions to be shared that can open our eyes to new plans of understanding and a new regard for the world at large."

[Shinjo Monkhbaatar]

"So let's start by discussing recent events for the Hare? What types of things has your clan dealt with recently that would be interesting or useful to know?" he asks with a pleasant smile.

[Usagi Tsukimi]

"Well, 'recently' is all the history the Hare have, Shinjo-san. We are a young clan, only seven years into our existence."

[Shinjo Monkhbaatar]

"I see. Are than any specific efforts being made by the Hare right now that you can talk about?" he asks as he stands to retrieve the tea, pouring some for the two of them. He hands her a cup, smiling.

[Usagi Tsukimi]

She accepted the cup with an incline of her head, still feeling under the weather, but she's smiling too. Her fingers wrap around the cup and she breathes in the aroma.

"Besides the production of the next generation of Hare samurai as quickly as possible?" She chuckled. "We recently completed the construction of Shiro Usagi, which is a source of pride for my clan, as now we have a place to train that is not out in the open field. So that's something worthwhile, I think, nei?"

[Shinjo Monkhbaatar]

He smiled at that. "I wonder how long until the unicorn fijish our ow castles and cities, and fill them with our next generation. What is shiro Usagi like?"

[Usagi Tsukimi]

"I'm sure that will be a wonderful day. Oh, it is small, but it is striking. Much like her clan, the shiro does not need opulence." She nodded again, and sipped from her tea, making a happy sound as the warmth was soothing to her.

[Shinjo Monkhbaatar]

"Simple is nice," he says with a smile. "I imagine that many of the samurai from the empire must look at the yurts and be curious about our stance on opulence. Since for a tent they're about as fancy as you can get but for a home they're would seem to be far too limited."

[Usagi Tsukimi]

She looked around her yurt. "I think it's very comfortable," she said a little quietly, and sipped from her tea again. "Besides, I plan to be travelling... The idea of a home, four walls, tying me down..." Her nose wrinkled. "Maybe one day I will settle. Stay in one place. Have somewhere secure to come back to."

[Shinjo Monkhbaatar]

"Definitely," he says with a nod. "That's the way I wish to live as well. May as well have an opulent tent, no?"

[Usagi Tsukimi]

"I could live with very little in the way of possessions, provided I enjoyed the company I kept on my travels." She said quietly, and looked at him with a growing smile.

[Shinjo Monkhbaatar]

"Sharing travels with someone else does make them much better, I agree. Good company is worth more than anything else you can carry with you, wherever you go. I know I'd consider excellent fortune to be able to chat with a close friend whenever I was away from home." He seems brightened by the though as he looks at her.

[Usagi Tsukimi]

"I'm glad to hear we're in agreement, Shinjo-san. Say, if you could travel anywhere in the Empire, where would you go first?"

[Shinjo Monkhbaatar]

"The ocean," he says with certainty. "I've never seen an ocean. I'd love to see something so vast that stretches out to the horizon like that without any features in the way."

[Usagi Tsukimi]

She grinned. "Right. You mentioned a desire to see the open water yesterday. So that's where we'll start, then," she said with a weak chuckle, and sipped from her tea, feeling nauseous and dizzy.