"My lemur? How-"
Without fail, Tomoe's lemur could be seen through the misty shroud soaring ahead, keeping an eye on the situation from above. That eye of Gunter's... well, the man hadn't even looked upward when he had said that, so Tomoe had to assume that meant he had some kind of perception-based ability with it active. With the lemur being 10 meters above them, its range extended at least that far. It was unclear as to exactly how far it would reach, but at the very least it could see things from 10 meters away without Gunter actually looking at the things in question. If they ever came to blows against each other in the future, that was information that Tomoe would keep in mind...
For now, though, the jig was up. The lemur wouldn't be able to spy on Gunter anymore, and even if there was a reason, it was now pointless. Without Penumbral Guard, there was no longer any point to keep any particular attention directed to the man. Less resources to worry about, anyway.
Taking another step forward as these thoughts passed through him in a single breath, the ronin was a single forward lunge from reaching the mystery man when... they disappeared into the steam and away from the area. Chaos was ongoing, with a rock and a bench being tossed, and the bathing area pouring out into the makeshift bowl that was the hole the Dardian had dug. The lemur had even narrowly avoided the projectiles tossed as it closed in to see if the assassin was anywhere in the vicinity.
"Good grief. What a disaster. Uh. I ain't payin' for any of it. They'd better pray they've got the insurance policies that legends are made of, once all this is done.", Tomoe spoke, scratching his head and stepping back to look at and secretly admire the carnage.
With its heart almost beating out of its chest, the lemur rested on a fence with its arms crossed, clearly pissed off at risking its life for something that was nearly pointless and almost getting crushed by its own allies as a result. If it had a voice, it would call the trio that failed to catch up to a single man right in front of them a gaggle of fucking clowns. Instead, a condescending look from above towards the beings that saw themselves as 'stronger' was all it did before flying off once again to do better things - like stealing and throwing rocks at the elderly.
Quickly, Tomoe received the money from the hostess and began making his exit from the place with Gunter. The next part, the Joyan was dreading: returning to Yomu at the gambling den they had previously invited to start their initiation. After thoroughly damaging the hot springs' property, they were then on their way to the gambling den where... well, by fate, they had also damaged before. What an amazing day.
As they arrived, it could be seen plain as day that the gambling den was destroyed inside and out. All the windows were being fitted with new glass, and new bricks being laid down to rebuild damaged parts of the structure. Inside wasn't too much better, as once they got past the laborers repairing the place and sending the three adventurers death glares as they entered, they were greeted to an establishment nowhere near as lively as the first time they entered. Blood stains were still being mopped up, tiles replaced, and all of the employees and goons were new faces since last time. Sitting at a table playing poker with a bunch of thugs was Yomu, taking up an entire quarter of the sitting space around the table by himself.
On the way over, Tomoe would use quick sleight of hand techniques to swipe countertops and tables with Weirdlock's magnifying glass to pick up any fingerprints he could manage, up until finally arriving at the table where the gigantic man was, the magnifying glass having already been hidden once again.
"Hey, boss man, we got your money. That'll be all, yeah? Nothin' else to it, right? It, uh... it was pretty treacherous over there this time, lemme tell ya. A guy died while we were waitin'. Mouth slit an' all. White Star member."
WC: 1,500/1,500