Growing sideways

Kuroo snacked on his fish as Nami answered his question. It appeared that the Kaicho had a way of gathering wayward souls. While on the outside Hanzo appeared to be standoffish and held everyone at arm's length, Kuroo was beginning to see through that facade. From taking him and his brother in, to Tenshi to Kiriko, to all the others, and now Nami. Yes, he could agree they needed more fishers. The bay was large and doing it by himself was absolutely exhausting, but he had never minded. Maybe Hanzo had another reason. Maybe he did want Tojo-Kai to flourish and grow instead of staying a small and reclusive pack.

"Well, I'm glad your aimlessness has led you here!"  Kuroo said as he noticed the smile on her lips. It would be nice to have another friend around! Especially one that actually enjoyed fishing! "Could you believe that not a lot of wolves enjoy fishing?"  He chuckles before finishing his own piece of fish. His eyes then fall to Saru who chirped happily in response to Nami's introduction before making her way back over to Kuroo. "Oh, now you're going to be shy,"  he laughs again with a soft shake of his head while the tamarin makes her way back up to his scruff.

"Would you like a tour? Has Hattori shown you everything yet?"  Kuroo asks, lifting his gaze back up to Nami.

"Speech"