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It was quiet as she stood there on the branches watching Ko look around. Her attention was trained on him, because she knew if he spotted something she would see the recognition on his face in the direction it was, far faster than she herself could look around for any approaching threats. His...

'I wouldn't be surprised if I did go crazy in this place... But it's somehow comforting to see you. That merchant didn't seem very pleased... bad blood between you?' She was not going to bombard him with questions, but she fully intended to sit down and talk with him the moment that she had an...

Kasami seemed uncomfortable as she listened to Ko. He was right, it raised more questions they did not have answers to, and no matter how many times she tried to ask Mikaboshi- he was only ever active when he felt like he needed to be, not when she wanted him to be. There was so much she could...

Kasami looked down as he told her to be careful. She knew better than any of them what dangers laid within her mind, but that was a conversation for another time- perhaps. It seemed that it was better if she just shut her mouth and stopped doing the talking for everyone. The merchant’s reaction...

Kasami’s eyes widened slightly at the merchant’s sudden change in demeanor. Sentou wasn’t the only one that found it out of what they had thought to be his character, but she dared not look away to confirm whether or not the others were paying attention to this. In that moment, she felt like she...

Kasami didn't want to take all of his vouchers, but she knew that there were a few things that would come in handy for them and one that was merely just a curiosity. She took two of his vouchers, clearly not feeling the best about it, but left him with the one that he had desired to keep as she...

Kasami was looking onward to the merchant expectantly awaiting his answers to the questions he was asked. At least until she saw Sentou place a stand of his short hair on the counter. She opened her mouth to say something, just as confused at the question of its worth as the merchant was, only...

Kasami released a shaking sigh to soothe herself as Ko met her embrace, burying her face into his hair as he commented on her nose. She didn't have to see it to know, tasting the of it dripping down her throat like an acrid cocktail, but it wasn't a pressing matter. Her softspoken hush was...

Kasami's experience in the water was much the same as theirs. Her eyes, however, remained locked upon the rising orb illuminating the darkness around them, suspended in the water beneath the surface as she had come relatively close to it as she dove down. Staring into the light reminded her of...

She didn't expect that she would recover from this feeling anytime soon, but it was becoming more bearable with each passing moment. It was comparative to the time she had a severe respiratory infection. The weight on her chest inexplicable, hardly able to even breathe through it, but it wasn't...

Kasami was right behind them, mindful of her own pace as if she was likely to make the most noise among them if she didn't do so. Her eyes were fixated ahead of them, focused on their goal, and slowly her perception of reality began to blur. It was like a thick fog beginning to blanket her and...

Kasami explained a minute amount of information. That teensy bit was really just that she had a rinnegan that belonged to someone else, but she didn't go into excess detail or express how she felt about the whole ordeal, simply because it was not the time or the place and she did not have much...

Kasami gave a half shrug when she was asked what she'd been doing on the roof, standing to walk toward them and only taking an extra moment to scoop up her shoes along the way without stopping. "Not anything of use to us, sadly." Her tone was kind of dismal. All things considered- they were...

Kasami followed them all to the checkpoint and joined them on the second floor, but it was evident that her mind was distracted. She stood at the railing with her thumb resting on her bottom lip as she just watched the monks on the ground. There was a lot to consider about this situation...

Kasami wasn't surprised at all at the events transpiring. Not with Eiji, nor Ko, nor Kirinji. Kirinji and Ko made sense to feel how they did, and for Eiji it didn't make sense, but that was what was unsurprising. Nothing about him had made sense to her the entire time. So as Ko grabbed Eiji by...

A game. Chips to be gambled with. As much as she hated that kind of talk, the merchant was right. It was a running theme for them here. Risk and reward, gambles- it was tiring, but it was their situation. To fight against that would be pointless, so all they could do is play the game too, and...

The merchant had always made Kasami a little uncomfortable- even when she'd met him alone in his shop in Kiyoshi's little village. His strange demeanor never wavered, flipping from hot to cold like the changes in the wind, and it seemed like he was even stranger when in the presence of others...

To say she was surprised to see the merchant here would be an understatement, but her facial expression wasn't too betraying. There was a raise of her brows and a head tilt when she rounded the corner to catch up with Ko and saw him as well, but it was a subtle expression of shock. As she came...

Kasami stood there a few moments longer after everyone had cleared out, looking around the room in thought. She'd catch up and take her items off the others in due time, but there was just something that wasn't sitting right with her. Things didn't add up often on their journey, it was...

Kasami finally blinked when Kirinji excused himself and moved past the Kappa toward the shack, snapping her out of her daze as she watched him leave. This was a peculiar situation. She had stopped trying to guess at how events would turn out in Naraka, but it was still always a surprise...