>Nod slowly
>"Yes."
>"We had wondered. Oh, Reisen!" the blonde cries as Reisen comes into view.
>"Hey, Minoriko."
>"We've all been worried about you." Minoriko says as Reisen walks up to stand in front of her. Minoriko gives the tall rabbit a comforting hug, to Reisen's visible surprise.
>"Uh, sorry. But I got a little... swept up."
>"It's all right, as long as you're home and safe." Minoriko replies, smiling gently at Reisen.
>"I don't suppose Koryu mentioned what he wanted to talk about?" Reisen asks her as the four of you step outside again.
>"Not specifically. But I think it's good news."
>"What makes you think that?"
>"He's very honest with his emotions. If it was bad news, I think we would have seen some sign of it."
>"Well, I hope you're right."
>"Trust me, Reisen." Minoriko says sincerely, laying a comforting hand on Reisen's shoulder as she opens her door for her.
>As she does, you hear Nitori bellow from within, "Ah man, how'd you do that?! I had you!"
>To which a young man replies with a cluck of his tongue. "Takes more than that to get my tie off."
>An odd reply, but its meaning becomes a bit clearer as you take in the view of the happenings within. Seated around Minoriko's table, mahjhong tablets arrayed in front of them, are Letty, Kohaku, Nitori and Koryu. And none are fully dressed anymore. In fact, as you enter, Nitori, visibly grumbling, is in the process of pulling off her gloves. "Both of 'em, right?"
>"That's the rules at this table." the young man replies in a lazy, cocky voice, though the jacket, shoes, socks, shirt and gloves lying next to him indicate that perhaps he has not fared as well as his tone would indicate. Why he kept his tie and not his shirt is anyone's guess. Judging by the amount of clothes remaining on the four players, Kohaku appears to be winning at the moment.