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A small isle off of the west coast, this place can be seen in its full glory even from a far distance. Covered by alluring wisteria, the island is a serene landscape, regal and surreal as if belonging to a dream. An old temple resides somewhere within, shrouded by the many purple wisteria trees growing there, their branches clinging reverently over the ruins as if they are one entity - and one with the isle itself.
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Kyoko caught the scent of a male coming in her direction. She turned to face him and was met with a friendly greeting. Kyoko's body posture was welcoming and respectful as she spoke, her strong feminine Japanese accent clear as day as she looked him in his pink eyes, her expression warm. "Konnichiwa! Yes, I am part of the Fujiwara Dynasty. I am an Ite here, one of the hunters." Her ears perked up and she held her tail in pride at the mention of her rank. She was proud of her title, and happy she had an important role here. No matter what it took she would make sure that her pack had food to eat. It was fall now, and with winter coming ahead, food had to be provided for the pack. "I am Kyoko Mori. A pleasure to meet you. If I may ask, what is your name? Oh, and before I forget, would you happen to know where Fujiwara stores its food? I caught this for the pack, and I'm not sure where to leave it for the others to get their share."