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Post by Suzie Miyazaki on Feb 22, 2012 22:20:28 GMT
"Well ... I ..." Suzie sneezed, interrupting her statement "Ohhhh, I can't argue with a cold,"
She pouted and then wandered back into the living room, flopping onto the sofa before looking up at Kakeru.
"High," She croaked.
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Post by Karazu Miyazaki on Feb 23, 2012 0:06:22 GMT
Karazu put her hands on Suzie's shoulder, rubbing them as she sat down. "A herbal remedy may work best," she told Kakeru.
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Post by Kakeru Daishori on Feb 23, 2012 0:13:50 GMT
Kakeru nodded in compliance, before confirming it. "Herbal. Got it. Be back in a jiff." He said, giving an odd wave/salute mix as he stepped out the door, walking towards Lady Luck. He knew that the head of Black Fang's Japan Branch was an herbalist, so he decided to see if he had anything for colds.
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Post by Suzie Miyazaki on Feb 23, 2012 0:18:08 GMT
"Huh ... where's he off to?" Suzie asked through a blocked nose.
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Post by Karazu Miyazaki on Feb 23, 2012 0:23:32 GMT
"Getting you some medicine... And probably enough for me as well," she said.
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Post by Kakeru Daishori on Feb 23, 2012 0:42:38 GMT
Hopping on his bike, Kakeru rode off into town, trying to remember the location of the Japan Branch that he had visited just days ago. "I think it was by Tokyo Tower..." After about fifteen minutes of searching, he'd finally found his destination, walking in and flashing his badge of office, entering a hidden elevator behind the security desk. At the tenth floor, he stepped out, walking up to the branch head. "Yo. Got any herbal remedies for a cold?" He said quite plainly.
((I'll continue this in the next post.))
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Post by Suzie Miyazaki on Feb 23, 2012 23:04:15 GMT
"Wow ..." Suzie said "That's nice of him ..."
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Post by Kakeru Daishori on Mar 13, 2012 12:09:23 GMT
The branch head laughed, his frizzy hair shaking as his head moved. "Kakeru, kid, what don' I have a remedy for? Lucky fer you, I jus' made a fresh batch yesterday, so gimme a sec ta go fetch it fer ya." His accent was thick, obviously where Kakeru copied his fake from, and his pale brown eyes didn't catch much light. He didn't seem the type to be in charge, but it was apparent that his subordinates respected him, as did Kakeru. After a few minutes of waiting, the branch head returned, carrying a traditionally shaped vial, a bulbous body with a long narrow neck, filled with a sanguine liquid. "This should work fine, as long as the one drinking it doesn't know what's in it." He chuckled, as Kakeru responded. "Well, I'm not drinking it. What's in it?" The branch head laughed, and gave Kakeru a look. "If I told you, you'd tell the drinker. So for now, it's a secret." He cackled, a slightly mad-sciencey tone to it. "Oh, and it's completely natural. No chemicals or artificial ingredients. And no garlic this time, either."
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Post by Suzie Miyazaki on Mar 15, 2012 20:22:53 GMT
Suzie was snuggled back under the blankets again, yawning.
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Post by Karazu Miyazaki on Mar 15, 2012 20:25:02 GMT
And Karazu was with her, arms wrapped around Suzie's waist.
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Post by Suzie Miyazaki on Mar 16, 2012 22:04:32 GMT
"Why'd you pick him up?" Suzie asked.
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Post by Karazu Miyazaki on Mar 16, 2012 23:51:24 GMT
"He asked me for a place to stay, and I couldn't just say no to the guy," she said. "He looked like he'd been wandering for a while.
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Post by Suzie Miyazaki on Mar 17, 2012 22:32:40 GMT
"You don't normally pick up random people do you?" Asked Suzie.
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Post by Kakeru Daishori on Mar 19, 2012 9:48:22 GMT
Kakeru had a good feeling garlic was the least strange thing in this brew, but he knew that, regardless of the squick involved, the man's medicines were indeed potent and effective. So, sighing, he thanked the man, and quickly made his way out of the building, before mounting Lady Luck and making his way back to the house, having already memorized and mapped the location in his head.
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Post by Suzie Miyazaki on Mar 21, 2012 21:29:47 GMT
Suzie looked out of the window.
"Huh, he's pretty fast ..." She realised.
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