Questing, learning, fighting, meeting [May log catch-all]

[youwillbeunequaled]

Who: Tonbokiri, Kurusu Akira, Ichinose Guren, Sakamoto Ryouma, Clark Kent, Mutsunokami Yoshiyuki
What: Questing, learning, fighting, meeting (not in that particular order.)
When: May (Dates in top threads)
Where: Tonbokiri's place in Flavo, unless otherwise noted
Warning: Violence in the training/sparring threads.

Top-threads below! ↓
[*I prefer prose, especially for action-based threads like sparring. But if you want to do action brackets instead, please reply in that format and I'll follow.]

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[swordfucker]

Of course there's something else. But Guren doesn't sigh or anything like that, he just straightens and gets more into his usual military seriousness, listening and thinking.

"So, you didn't actually see anything, but you felt it? Was it different from the usual feeling of being watched in that forest?"

He assumes so. "It seems as if it only reacted when approached... So it's not something I want to deal with immediately, but I do want to deal with it. I can form a group and set a date, but I need to make sure I have all of the information ahead of time."

[youwillbeunequaled]

The assumption is correct, and Tonbokiri shakes his head slightly to confirm it. It was indeed different from the usual feeling of being watched.

"I shall leave it in your most capable care, then." He bows his head in thanks.

"In regards to information, I reported this to Midoriya-dono as well, but he is the only other one. He gave no indication that anyone else had experienced the same thing. But of course, it is possible things have changed since I spoke with him."

[swordfucker]

"I'll have another chat with him."

As soon as he gets the chance. "You make sure you check your laptop every day. It's a good way to stay connected, anyway, and I'll message you when I've got an idea."

[youwillbeunequaled]

Tonbokiri's eyes widen slightly at that, abashed. Ah, he's been called out. It's true, he sometimes forgets to look every day...

"Very well. I shall await your message. My thanks for your time today, Ichinose-dono."