The next day Jakuzure was in good enough condition to travel, and Jingu had given her a small pack to travel with, waiting for Kojurou to escort her far from the estate.
Jakuzure scoffed softly. "I kinda figured." She said, falling silent, the only noise was the clank of her wooden shoes on the ground and the soft clink of Jingu's and Kojurou's armor.
Once the lef lt the estate property, Kojurou stopped ans looked to her, "I wish it didn't have to come to this...you feigned innocence so splendidly...if only it weren't a lie..."
Jakuzure turned, looking up at Kojurou, her cheeks pink. "Yeah, me too. But we all choose our own path." She bowed awkwardly to the both of them, then turned. "Arigatou, Katakura-dono, Jingu-dono."
Jakuzure stopped, staring down at the ground, then smiling and looking to Kojurou. "I think you have many letters to send of the criminal not to be excepted through the land." She said, but her smile was bitter.
"Please forgive my rude persistence but you do not seem fine, something is troubling you, Kojurou-dono. May I enter?" Jingu didn't budge from her spot in front of the door.