Spread The Word [Job/Kyoden]

Ah, yes. The sweet, sweet smell of the glorious town of Rose Garden. It's scents were just as lovely as it's name, their people, marvelous, and food? Well, that's a blessing that only gods dare speak of. But as tempting as venturing and shopping had sounded, Aizenagi was not here to accommodate such desires, but to recruit bystanders for Savage Skull's cause. The people of Rose Garden were relatively diverse, to a degree, and considerably accepting on others' views, opposing and supportive alike. How nice was this? Aizenagi had not come here alone, however, but with a new found peer he had crossed paths with upon the claiming of this particular request. But Aizenagi did react to the Rose Garden with such nostalgic glee as he thought he would of, but with pitiful sighs and aching groans. He had been walking quite a lot most recently, he never supposed he'd need be mounted in order to avoid such aching. But, he was saving up for something.

"Gee, what a pain. Needing to spread the word like this. Silly, right? Savage Skull, in particular, doesn't need help with getting themselves known."

Kyoden walked along the crowded roads of Rose Garden alongside an unknown member of his guild. All he knew was that he was assigned a job with him to inform more of the world of Savage Skull's activity. He looked at the flyers in his hand with the Savage Skull guild symbol printed on them and scoffed. "Damn it! Why is Mistress Thorn giving me such menial tasks? This is work for grunts; not someone of my skill." it wasn't until then that Kyoden realized just how crowded the streets actually were. He couldn't even walk properly without having to shove his way through the congestion of people that filled the roads. But looking over the heads of some of the people, Kyoden noticed a couple of men in Rune Knight uniforms patrolling the streets. He ducked his head below the crowd and hid the flyers under his coat. "The Council's dogs are here. Proceed with caution." He said to his job partner.

Aizenagi smiled to the infuriated Savage Skull member he had to complete this task with, chuckling to his frustration. "Oh, quit your bitching hot-head. Mistress Thorn assigns you tasks that have some importance, right? After all, we're gonna need to spread our cause. That's pretty important." He reassured him jokingly. The two, he assumed, were at about the same mediocre magic status, so tasks like these were more of a blessing seeing as they didn't truly have to do work. But at his sudden notification of the Magic Council's dogs patrol, Aizenagi smirked with an alluring mischievous look in his eyes."How exciting! We get to spread our cause and see mutts in their natural habitat? Lighten up, buddy." Aizenagi snickered with the most lax of expressions, clearly nonchalant of the situation. "Besides, this is a pretty nice town, right? We can grab a drink after we're done. They're pretty neutral here."

Kyoden pulled out the flyers out of his coat silently and discreetly, but did not dare to draw any attention to himself. "Whatever. Lets just finish up here so that we can go back to the guild. And i'd rather go back without the law on my ass." He said in response to Aizen. Kyoden took another look at the flyers advertising his guild and scoffed once again at the idea of having to "spread the name of the guild" through such elementary means. He folded up one of them and deposited it silently in the handbag of a passerby on the crowded street. He took a few more and began doing the same repeatedly. Sliding them into people's pockets and in their purses. He kept a close eye on the Rune Knight dogs in the distance as they patrolled around in search of people who were trying to commit actual crimes, unlike him. But that did not stop him from staying far away from their prying eyes.

Aizenagi snickered to his peer's frustration. "The name's Aizenagi, by the way. Feel free to call me Aizen or whatever nicks you want to call me, heh. And I'm sure the law can't do much harm to ya', after all." He clicked his tongue jokingly as he eyed down the knights towards the sidewalks. If anything, they were doing anything but their jobs. Sharing a drink, exchanging laughter. Weren't they on the job? Didn't matter to Aizenagi, he took advantage of their foolishness and threw his flyers into the air with a wide grin planted to his lips. "Ere' we go, flyers for everyone!" He snickered and laughed confidently, proud of the glorious raid of flyers falling from the darkened skies. "Psssshaha... so fun, right? Our job here is done, hot head. Let's go, yeah? We got rid of most of the flyers, and since you're so eager to leave, we should take advantage of that." He shrugged with a "matter-of-fact" look to his face. "Buuut... like I said, we could get a drink too. Right? Pleaaase?..."

Kyoden witnessed his job partner standing up and blatantly announcing to the world their intent. He glared at him for a moment before simply scoffing and looking away. "If we get caught by them, then I'm not associated with you." He said to Aizen in refference to the Rune Knights not to far away. Doing their job or not, they would probably not take kindly to a couple of Savage Skull mages spreading the word of their guild in the middle of Rose Garden. But Kyoden was getting overly frustrated at having to do this job and having to deal with Aizen's shenanigans. he tried his best to remain calm, but the more time went on, the angrier and more frustrated he became. Eventually, he just threw his remaining flyers in the air and knocked Aizen's out of his hands and into the air as well. The entire crowd began looking around and catching the paper out of the air. They had successfully managed to get the attention of the Rune Knights nearby. The Knights began scanning the crowd for suspicious figures. Kyoden turned to Aizen and said, "There, we spread all of the flyers. Now lets get the hell out of here." With that, he grabbed Aizen's arm and ran them both into a wall where Kyoden melted them both into the shadows where they made their escape.

WC: 230