It didn't take a genius to know what Midoriko was talking about. But Sachi shook her head. "It's fine. We've accepted that. It just took me longer than my sister in order to do so...." She said softly.
"He's not." Not even the slightest blush or hesitance was found on the princess's serene face. And from the way she spoke, it was nearly impossible to say she was lying, either.
"Now that's all said and done...I'll be leaving." Promptly, she turned her back on the group, looking over her shoulder. "Are you staying or coming, Morio?"
"Coming of course." He replied. "I'd watch yourselves." He told the Kurosaki's. "We don't know what this guy can do, so don't go rushing in and getting yourselves killed. A friendly warning." He still had his usual fox-like grin despite the seriousness of the situation. Then he rushed off after Sachi. I'll do what I please
"....Dad?" Taiki cocked his head and raised an eyebrow slightly at Ahatake. "I never heard you say anything at all about this. You thinkin' of somethin', or what?"
"I'm thinkin' this should be decided on a vote...."
Lazily, Taiki folded his arms across his chest and looked at the group with him in total. "All right. All in favor of helping to find this guy, say I. All in favor, say nay." He instructed bluntly.
Taiki couldn't help but chuckle softly. "Sorry, girls... but your votes don't count. Luckily, I'm going to have you two stay out of it, in order to keep your training in good progress. I myself vote 'nay', but since I'd be outmatched, anyway..."
