In a few days. Luck willing, nothing will happen that will make us have to meet sooner.
[ In an official capacity, she means. She'd like to see them both sooner than that just to double check they're alive and not doing something troubling, a cursory glance, a quick conversation, something along those lines.
She levels an unamused look at Giyuu. There is no smile because this is more serious. ]
Please don't do anything too reckless until you're more healed. We don't have our breaths to rely on anymore.
[ No faster healing, no slowing down injuries or poison or anything of the sort. ]
... It would be ideal if you both weren't here, but I am a little glad that you are.
[That's right, Tomioka. Even if they're nothing that demands immediate attention, it's better to let injuries heal before straining them further. A healthy Tomioka is the best of his kind!
Mitsuri's cheeks color at Shinobu's sincere comment. She smiles, regarding them both as she moves to leave so that she can be on her merry way while Shinobu—so serious!—takes care of Tomioka.]
Please feel better, Tomioka! And good luck with those plants, Shinobu!
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She thinks Mitsuri's question over. ]
In a few days. Luck willing, nothing will happen that will make us have to meet sooner.
[ In an official capacity, she means. She'd like to see them both sooner than that just to double check they're alive and not doing something troubling, a cursory glance, a quick conversation, something along those lines.
She levels an unamused look at Giyuu. There is no smile because this is more serious. ]
Please don't do anything too reckless until you're more healed. We don't have our breaths to rely on anymore.
[ No faster healing, no slowing down injuries or poison or anything of the sort. ]
... It would be ideal if you both weren't here, but I am a little glad that you are.
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Mitsuri's cheeks color at Shinobu's sincere comment. She smiles, regarding them both as she moves to leave so that she can be on her merry way while Shinobu—so serious!—takes care of Tomioka.]
Please feel better, Tomioka! And good luck with those plants, Shinobu!