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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doghead" data-source="post: 1572571" data-attributes="member: 8243">ooc: I understand that its an old chinese expression, so its probably not out of place.Introduction | The beginningIt begins to rain again that evening, and once more you are confined indoors unless its ugent enough to get wet for. A couple of days later a message, or more accurately, an invitation arrives at your abode. Its rather brief. "Setsuma Morimoto requests the pleasure of your company for dinner at the Nagagawa Inn tomorrow at sundown." It is delivered to you by name. But the man who delivers the message knows nothing more about it or Morimoto-san's intentions. Or if he does, he doesn't let on. However, the inn has quite a reputation for its fine seafood. It would be worth a visit just for that. And you don't really have anything better to do at the moment.Nagagawa Inn is located at the desirable end of the entertainment district. Unlike the cheaper places, it has a low wall surrounding some grounds, which in turn surround the building itself. Low, stone lanterns line the path from the front gate to the entrance to the inn. At the inn, you are greeted at the door by the Lady of the House and, after removing your footwear, are shown through to a private dining room. Its at the back of the inn, overlooking the river. The is a low table in the center of the room, with food and drink laid out upon it. A man awaits in the room. He's middle aged and well dressed in the style of a merchant. He rises and greets each of you politely as you arrive."My pleasure to meet you. I am Setsuma Morimoto."ooc: please let me know what you choose to wear and carry. Swords would be acceptable for a samurai (or ronin), armour would be highly unconventional.</blockquote>

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