Due to prior exposure to animals, Asako was able to do well enough with a horse. She took her first shot adequately as well, giving a triumphant smirk once she hit the first target. As for the second... it didn't go so well. "Are you kidding me?" She tapped the horse on the side with her feet. "My l...

"I mean, they haven't seen anything," she continued to mouth. "I suppose there's no harm in involving them, but how? I doubt their feet will be able to keep themselves out of trouble." She shrugged. "Would rather not have a dead Imperial on our hands, even if he is just a child." Like she wasn't. "I...

Asako's cheeks turned red, well, as much as they could in the darkness. "It was dark and I couldn't be sure you'd be able to see my lips," she mouthed, though her twin of all people could easily see through such a bold-faced lie. "I forgot to add too that people, like, die from taking it. Like a bad...

Pretend to be a buyer? No, no, I'm too put-together to be mistaken for a junkie. Asako glanced around for her sister who'd surely have a better idea than walking up to them and stabbing each and every one of them. Though they had both snuck off, her intuition at least gave her a general sense of wh...

Short of straight up stabbing them, Asako didn't see any point in interfering just yet. She lingered on by, ready to cause all sorts of commotion if it meant the difference between life or death.

Asako, much as was in her nature, immediately reached for her knife's handle. Her sister's voice calmed her ever so slightly, though worry overtook her as it so often did. She too slipped away in her sister's tracks, taking in mind not to be too aggressive with her footsteps. --- D2 LN Skulduggery /...

"Wouldn't there be more of us if something truly was coming?" Asako asked. However, she still looked around. Best not to be caught unaware when her sister's well-being was at stake. --- D2 LN Skulduggery / Fire TN 1 | TN: 1 | Success: 2 / Opportunity: 2 / Strife: 1 https://sakkaku.org/media/dice/rin...

The slightly older one blinked. " You felt restless?" Asako closed her eyes, tuning into her own thought process. The storm inside her constantly raged; she'd not noticed her own tension. She too followed with the niceties. Of course, she was more than happy to follow suit in not making conversation...

Being part of a crew? Definitely not one of Asako's strongest suits. Though she worked perfectly well with her dearest twin sister, she struggled to be in sync with anybody else. Surely it wasn't her fault either. When it came to prices, she used the strategy she'd used all her life: being extremely...

"Why'd you want to wake so early again?" Asako asked, still rubbing her eyes as she followed after her. "It's not like we can prepare ahead of time for the next trial or anything that much."

"It's up to other people to make their interactions with me more pleasant," she said. After all, it certainly wasn't her fault that other people weren't worthy of her presence. "But yes, I suppose you're not one to hide... In that way, yes, I could be choosing my words better."

"If that's what you want to do," she replied to her sister. "Seems like Suzume Rin wants to wait until the owner is able to take us around properly or something of the sort." The more... inflammatory twin glanced back over to the Sparrow with a blank expression then began looking about aimlessly. It...

Since it had been trained into her mannerisms, Asako at least returned the bow. "Everyone claims that their brew is special," she said, failing to look towards her sister for any... advice. "Time will tell if they have deluded themselves."

Shosuro Asako wore her signature frown as she tailed behind her sister. She looked around the place with blank eyes before looking back to the one from the Minor Clan. A short look to her twin, one more-or-less conveying the question on her mind: Why are we speaking with this individual?

The surly Shosuro took the field, rolling her eyes at the Hida's speech. Blah, blah, blah... why are Hida always so loud? The men are surely compensating for something but I can't quite place it for the women. Without any hesitation, she threw up the ball into the air. While it was in the air, she l...

"Yes, I suppose we're not in the Hawk Clan," Asako said, offering a wry smile afterwards. "There's no need to hide behind our sensei's sentiment though, sister. In fact, I think most people would say that they should hide behind yours when they're speaking to me..."

Asako groaned at her sister's prodding. Still, she was one of the few people able to get away with just a groan. "Well, look at our hawks. When they don't need to rest or aren't following our commands, they're always soaring about, looking for the next meal. They always have a goal in mind." She gra...

"Ah, well, certainly cowardice would be unbecoming of any proper samurai." She shrugged. "Courage and all that."

Resting besides her sister offered a slight reprieve. However, soon her burning passion overtook it. "We arrived too early. I'm so bored."

Asako pressed her lips together when she met her sister's eyes. There were certainly opinions on her mind but she was, at least this time, willing to let her sister make them much more amicable. "Yes, I suppose we will need to keep an eye on the others, won't we? Still, I doubt we're supposed to bra...

"Yes, yes. Move too quickly and the hare will hop away." Were they ever to hunt down one of the eponymous samurai, she'd wonder so much if they were as skittish as their namesake.

"Knowing them, they'll put us in the first rounds against each other for that very reason. It really can't be helped."