The Golden Lion

[Komitoza]

Raku took a moment to look at his wrist watch, loosing himself in the ticking of it for a moment, as if he had something on his mind. Only after the moment had passed, he turned his attention back to Anna, a smile crossing his expression.

Dinner was great Ana-sama, as always here in the Golden lion... - He stated with a short nod of approval.

Taking a deep breath, sighing and leaning a bit in his chair, his before relaxed expression turned to a more professional poker face, he was obviously ready for starting a serious discussion. Leaning back forwards, placing his arms on the table, putting his head down to rest his chin on his fists, Rakus view wasn't focused on Smith nor Anna, but rather an empty spot on the wall as he started to speak. At least from my experience, mobile residences, offices, all the following can prove to be very handy. Especially when meeting your clients, a comfortable place to sit down when discussing business helps clear the mind and make better decisions. Hai, I'll see to do my best with negotiations after contacting the before mentioned, simply stating our willingness to pay for the blueprints will be enough to convince a generic human I'd assume. Ending it with another sigh, which sounded like as if he was holding his breath through out the whole speech, Raku straightens out, dusting his suit off. As far as construction goes, speaking pretty words into other businessmen's ears is not the only thing I am capable off Ana-sama, so if I can help in any way feel free to tell me. That is, after we do acquire blueprints. The relaxed careless expression returned to Raku slowly, though again he seemed to have gotten lost in his thoughts once more. No one really crosses my mind right now, referring to construction supplies.. I'm not sure the gas miners would take upon such an unusual task from what they do. Gomen'nasai. Finally, Raku put his arm up again to glance at the wrist watch, mumbling to himself, only the word "forgotten" could be made out.