shifting tides

Hattori would hardly call this a pleasure. Dismissing the notion without even blinking, the Kaicho was eager to get to business, to get to the meat of the matter as they skirted around niceties. Not Raijins forte at all, evidently. He stepped up and took a moment to consider where to begin, there was much to discuss and the former Shogun wished to make himself clear. To ensure Tojo-Kai was a place where everyone understood how things ought to be how. How it would be, no ands , ifs or buts.

”Sedna and her children are welcome here.” And they would be for as long as the situation remained agreeable. Which was to say, unless they stepped too far out of line. He didn’t think it would come to that, he’d known- loosely, as acquaintances- Sedna for quite some time, but he was always aware of what could be. What might happen if he didn’t pay close attention. ”But instead of siring litter after litter, perhaps you ought to focus on the children you already have. Do you understand?”

In short, enough was enough.