Taiki
"Impossible places?" He smirked as he looked about his surroundings, seeing nothing but heimen moving about as they worked quickly to finish their breakfast or waited anxiously for a table so that they could order said breakfast to get on with their day. "To me, this is just a nice little safe and productive neighbourhood, you might have to go a little further if you're going to look for danger. That is a funny little hobby, Bayushi-sama. Don't you have people who might worry for your safety?"
Their food came after the question, there was probably a slight delay as sometimes it just took a brief beat before the food would immediately come. A plate of hastily stir-fried chow mein was put in front of them. No frills of note, just onions, leeks, and bean sprouts. It was also very oily too. Taiki reached for the tall container that kept a bundle of plastic chopsticks and took one of them.
"I am indeed
old, elderly to most around the city." He smiled a bit fondly at this fact. "I don't know if this means that I've unlocked some sort of secret in life. If I did, I'm sure monks would be lining up and asking me for guidance, which I doubt very much would happen, Bayushi-sama. My life hasn't been easy but I've kept very active, so that my sense never dull and the boredom never catches up to me. Never stay on the streets for too long and always do what you do best. Actually, I've been thankful to have masters who typically want the best for their people. I'm sure they've kept me around for more than my charm."
He slurped up some noodles, the pipping hotness of his breakfast didn't phase him too much. After chewing them he asked his next question. "If you're not a magistrate or yoriki wandering these parts. What is your duty to your Clan, Bayushi-sama?"