Kinkaku-ji Open RP

[Wolfs Ghost]

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A young woman, probably in her mid-twenties, stepped off of a transport that had just landed only a few minutes ago. She was surrounded by fellow women of varying degrees of age, and even culture. A large majority of them, however from the brief glances she had around the hangar bay, were here due to their prior lives leading them to this place, probably the same reasons she, now, found herself in. Mieko had only one goal today, find a representative of the Golden Chrysanthemum, to show that she's more than willing to join the sisterhood. She knew about this place after hearing about it through whispers from the women she had worked with on the farms of Kyushu, and even overtly through the media when it was reported that Kusari Naval Forces failed in their siege of the station some few months ago.

The young woman gripped the strap of her backpack over her shoulder and drew in a deep breath, her new life was beginning today, or so she hoped. After a couple of quiet moments reflecting on her decision, she began walking towards the exit of the hangar. Her spirits were high as she strolled through the various corridors of the station, eventually finding herself sliding open a paper crafted door, Kusari was very big on it's traditions, and stepped into a rather quiet room with low standing tables and cushions resting on the floor, a couple of women were holding a quiet discussion among themselves at what appeared to be the center of the room, and another woman was heard asking if there was any roasted hojicha. She dressed much like the outsider who was demanding a specific type of food, black combat boots, some faded jeans that were torn around the knees, and a slightly baggy shirt that hung off of one shoulder. She took a moment to look around before nodding quietly to herself and walking off towards a far corner table where she sat her back down and slowly collapsed onto the floor.

"Alright, Mieko. You've gotten this far, hai? It's only fair that you go just a little bit further." She said to no one in particular.