The Lonely Sado Oni

- Tsuru's mind began to work a bit as the flea would explain marriage and its benefits. A slender finger hooked under her chin as she toyed with the thought of a spouse to have a better home. Her cheeks flushed, her hands brought up to her face to cover her embarrassment. "I-I could never. I don't understand the concepts of such thing, how could I possibly! Ohh.. my face is so warm," the poor girl whined.
Learning that the fleas master seemed to get around didnt bother her much. Instead, it rose questions. "A ride? A ride of what? And what is this 'slutty' you speak of?" She would ask cluelessly.

- She jumped when she saw a little flea just pop up and began to speak to her. A talking flea? She has heard that there were different kinds of demons of all shapes and sizes, a flea, however, never crossed her mind.
"Ah.. I see. Nice to meet you, Shoga. I'm Tsuru," she spoke softly at the flea. "So.. he's always this way around women? I see.. it took me by surprise. Because I've never been in that kind of situation before, I guess I didn't react appropriately?" she assumed, walking into one of the rooms and setting a bed in the middle of the room with the flea on her shoulder. "I've thought of moving. But I wouldn't know where. I guess you could say I'm a bit scared to leave this house. What if I left and can't find a home? I'd be sleeping outside and open for attacks," Tsuru explains as she walked back to the cooking pit to see how the soup was coming along as well as the tea pot that was warming up.

- Tsuru looked off to the side bashfully and cleared her throat. "I-I'll get the bath ready, excuse me!" She stuttered before walking out the room and to the bathroom, pouring the water into the tub and using a bit of her power to heat the water up enough for him to bare. When it came to using the bit of power she had, it was mostly used for heating up the baths, cooking, or catching a meal when she absolutely needed to.
Tsuru walked back out, her eyes to the ground so she wouldn't look at the strangers build. How shameless he was to strip before her, had he no manners? Even if he was her first guest, it made her a bit uncomfortable. "Its prepared, go on ahead, I'll be out here if you are in need of anything," she spoke and cleared her throat.

- "A good thing? I suppose.. Not so good that you have to spend the night in a home that's falling apart. Ah! Which reminds me. I'll have to set a bed for you in one of the rooms here. You'd like a bath too I'd reckon?" She said before getting back up. "You could take one now, it'll be a while before this is fully cooked. In the mean time I'll roll out a bed. Not much.. but I will do as much as I can to make your night comfortable," Tsuru gave a slight smile to make him feel more welcomed.

- "My mother was a human. My father, an oni. I don't know what happened to my father. I don't want to think he was killed for marrying a human woman. But the youkai can be just as cruel from what little my mother told me," she would explain. Tsuru had chopped up a few vegetables into the pot and poured in water that she had set aside, then put away whatever was left. "I wasn't exactly prepared to cook anything today. I hope you don't mind a very simple dinner. If you stay tomorrow, I can do much better," she laughs a bit weakly, scratching the back of her head in embarrassment.

- She rubbed her arm and looked off to the side, feeling just a bit embarrassed at the question. She was hoping maybe he wouldn't bring it up, but who wouldn't with conditions like these? "To make a long story short, my mother and I were constantly harrassed by the village people not far from here. They tore the house apart one night, and in another they beat.." she paused. Her emotions were coming up from the last memory of her mother on the ground, covered in bruises and a bloodied head. Tsuru took in a sharp breath and wiped her eyes quickly. "Before they ah.. beat my mother to death and left me to rot. I had no where to go or someone to turn to. So I've stayed here and did what I could to survive," she cleared her throat and walked to her food bin, grabbing a few items to prepare both food and tea.
"Sorry, I didn't mean to tell you a sob story."

- Tsuru's eyes widened, her cheeks turning red at his words. He must be teasing her. The oni took a step aside and cleared her throat, her lips covered by her loosely balled hand, and eyes closed to avoid his stare. "You tease me sire, how cruel. Ahem, my name is Tsuru. Shall we head inside?" she would ask before entering her home. The wood creaked with almost each step, the light that had poured in would illuminate the old rotten wood and discoloration in the ceiling done by the rain and cracked tile. Over the years, nature had grown in through the window and walls. It was about the only thing appealing to the house. Tsuru turned to the male after reaching the cooking pit in the middle of the room. "Shall I make you tea? You must have had quite a journey to have travel all the way here."

- Tsuru was taken back, how easily he would invite himself in after just meeting her she found odd, yet exciting to finally have a visitor that isn't an animal nor a mob. "Well.. I would offer you a bed for the night, but my home is not up to standards for your class," she spoke as she looked him over. She got a kind of high class feel about him, and for her to open her excuse for a house would most certainly be an embarrassment for her. "Indeed there aren't any youkai villages near here. Only of humans. If you don't mind the breeze, and a house that is falling apart then.. Well be my guest, sire," she spoke. Her stomach held butterflies and her heart raced with anxiety. If she lost her composure, he'd probably run off to the humans if the house hadn't done so first. - Tsuru was taken back, how easily he would invite himself in after just meeting her she found odd, yet exciting to finally have a visitor that isn't an animal nor a mob. "Well.. I would offer you a bed for the night, but my home is not up to standards for your class," she spoke as she looked him over. She got a kind of high class feel about him, and for her to open her excuse for a house would most certainly be an embarrassment for her. "Indeed there aren't any youkai villages near here. Only of humans. If you don't mind the breeze, and a house that is falling apart then.. Well be my guest, sire," she spoke. Her stomach held butterflies and her heart raced with anxiety. If she lost her composure, he'd probably run off to the humans if the house hadn't done so first.

 - Tsuru felt a shift in energy coming miles away from her home. Something powerful, nothing like a human's energy. The oni pulled away the old curtains a bit by the corner of her window and peeked out, watching a figure approaching her home in minutes.
 She held her breath as he simply rested in the air, calling out to her without her showing her face. He must've sensed her low energy. Was he a demon? she wondered. It would be foolish to pretended she wasn't home now that he knew she was there. Glancing at the scarf that rested on a nail beside the door frame, she figured it would be no point in putting it on seeing as he probably already know what she was.  
 The oni walked out cautiously, preparing  to defend herself in case he were to hurt her. Looking up at the man, she took in a breath to calm her nerves and spoke. "I'm afraid the nearest village from here wont open their doors to someone who is not human. Unless you could disguise your power.. and appearance, you would have no luck getting in."