Catching back up.

[orodegozaru.livejournal.com]

It has been quite an eventful few days on the Island. First Lady Kyoko presented a most enthusiastic dance in her Bo costume. Some of us joined in for a while and were treated to her joy at the exercise. Mister Lee appears to have made it to the village just in time for the entertainment. Lady Kyoko seems to have overtaxed herself but I understand Mister Kaoru has been assisting her in her troubles.

Sometime during this Mister Watanuki was kidnapped by some of the local wildlife and we only discovered his situation after the fact. Mister Kurapika and I traversed the river in search of him and finally found him amongst his new crocodile friends. They seem very friendly with him, but I am afraid my hakama are in tatters after our rescue attempt. I fear I may have lost them altogether had it not been for Mister Kurapika's ingenious use of a very large stick. It seems the crocodiles enjoy fetching. We made off with Mister Watanuki during the ensuing stampede for the stick.

I fear one of the animals is staking out the camp, please take care when wandering, all of you.

A few cuts and bruises later and a visit to the infirmary and we are much better for it. The nurses there are quite good, I think Doctor Takani would enjoy learning from them. The healing touch is something wonderful indeed. Upon returning to the cabin I witnessed Lady Kiryuu being bodily thrown from the Latrines and I must say, she received some height. I admire her determination. She seems unwilling to ask for help even when it is offered so I shall leave her unless she loses consciousness.

I think I should check on Mister Watanuki to be certain he is recovering well.

Comments

[tasty-to-youkai.livejournal.com]

I'm feeling fine, thank you for rescuing me. Big Mama didn't hurt you too bad, did she? I know she tried to take a bite out of you. ^^; Hopefully she'll get bored and wander back home soon.

[orodegozaru.livejournal.com]

I only required two stitches. I am afraid my hakama did not fare as well, I shall have to find some more material to patch the tears. At the very least it is only torn from the knee down on the left leg. They function to cover still. I was quite fortunate that Mister Kurapika came along.

It is good to see you doing well again, Mister Watanuki.

[tasty-to-youkai.livejournal.com]

I will try to find some suitable fabric as well. Let me know if you find some yourself and I will mend your hakama as a proper thank you. I am rather skilled at sewing.

[orodegozaru.livejournal.com]

Oh goodness, are you certain? I would not wish to impose upon your kindness. I admit my own sewing skills are merely adequate at best.

[tasty-to-youkai.livejournal.com]

No, no. I would be happy to fix your hakama for you! I'm actually very good with a needle and thread. I live alone, so I had to learn how to do everything myself. It won't be a problem, fixing your clothes. It is the least I can do for all the times you have helped me.

[orodegozaru.livejournal.com]

Very well, if you are absolutely certain it is no trouble, I would be very thankful to have my trousers fixed. I shall drop by the trading post and pick ups some new thread, I would rather not use gold as it is light catching.

[tasty-to-youkai.livejournal.com]

I wouldn't suggest using Chacha's thread either... I have a sneaky suspicion there's something a little off about it.

[lastkuruta.livejournal.com]

We were almost devoured.

[orodegozaru.livejournal.com]

It was a very ... complicated situation indeed.