Dora
Veradux nodded,"Why sure thing bucko! We just hafta make way to the guild wherever it could be. I don't know the way buuuut, I'm sure we'll figure it out." He turned his head, glancing around the street. It would've been real nice if he could even tell where to go. But he figured that'd be the first adventure and test to go about things! "I'd wager that the guild's gotta be big, I'm sure sooner or later we can find it. Consider it like the very first adventure to a very long quest, maybe?" Veradux was keeping an optimistic view of things. He'd be willing to guess it lay hopefully somewhere within the city. He gestured her to begin following,"Come come, let us begin our search bucko!",he beckoned and began leading the way off looking for any sort of clues towards the fabled guild he had heard of.
Kattie
"I think we could just ask some of th-"

*Tsuruno tried to reply, but before she's finish her sentnce, he was already walking off, motioning for her to follow. Letting out an annoyed sigh, she'd go after him. Since he's clearly said he hadn't the faintest clue where it could have been, she didn't have to do much other than walk behind him. Worst case scenario, she'd just ditch him and go ask around about it herself she thought. Until then, she'd have enough time to see the rest of the city, maybe they'd pass a shop she could get something decent enough to kill something armored too. Not all creatures had skin soft enough to be pierced by cheap daggers after all.*
Dora
Veradux chipperly went off into the streets. He personally relished going through the scavenger hunt, he was in no rush to go anywhere but, he wasn't exactly the kind of person who'd walk off slow. He quickly took a turn in the streets and into a lot of other people. They were in the market section of town and there was quite a bit of people. Somehow, he ended up slipping away and left her behind getting lost within the crowd.
Bruce
*The man was walking down the road, his leisurely stride carrying him toward his next client's specified meeting place. His feet were sore from the journey but he knew the coin made it all worth it, not to mention he could enjoy his own services too! 

Soon enough, Steiner took a detour down a back alley, he knew the way as this client was fortunately a regular. He rubbed his hands together with a grin.*
Deidre
*Sai would walk through the market in search shop that sold throwing knives. Unlike alot of his brethen he didn't bother hiding his hords when he went to crowded places in the city. While they were frowned upon by many, being an Oni wasn't a crime and he wasn't scared of being discriminated against. He'd be wearing his usual oversized black robe, his metal staff on his back. He'd stop infront of the blacksmith when he found it, cracking his neck as he reached for the handle.*
Kattie
*After having lost sight of the strangely energetic man, Tsuruno had though it might be for the better and decided to focus on the newest objective she had mentally pinned for herself, namely getting a decent weapon. Maybe if she walked into that guild once she'll learn of it's location, they'll take her more seriously if she wielded something better than a pair of rusted daggers.

So, she had made herself on the search for a blacksmith, soon finding one at the market a few blocks away. It seemed she wasn't the only Oni looking to get armed today, as one was looking through what the man had for sale already. Letting out a slightly excited sigh, not having seen one of her own kind in a while, she went over to look though the larger blades the smith had to offer. Her first idea was a claymore, but a flamberge might have been a better choice in the long run, being both sharp and packed a decent punch... Or should she go for a zweihander? It seemed like she'd need a little time to decide.*
Deidre
*Sai wouldn't need to do as much as turn his turn his head to know another Oni was nearby, their presence wasn't exactly small. He would seem to be looking at the smaller blades and daggers, taking them and playing around with how they feel in his hand, though despite them being well made, none of them seemed quite right.*

*Finally he'd be curious enough to take a look, turning around and noticing the female Oni looking at the large swords. He wasn't ever a fan of them. They were large and could cut through alot but they were also slow and poorly balanced. To him it was all about balance, that's probably why he was so disatisfied with the blades he looked at. Eventually he'd speak, his voice raspy at first from not talking in a while. He was more of a quiet type unless he needed or wanted to speak.*

"The Reds finally moving away from the primative clubs?"

*He didn't sound hostile when he said it, despite it being a shot at her clan. Rather he seemed rather... Unintrested. He'd continue.*

"Yet I disagree with even this choice of weapon. So poorly balanced."
Kattie
"To you maybe. Weapons innately balanced are for those unable to make up for their downsides. With the right stance, skill and enough strength, one can wield any weapon effectively."

*She'd reply calmly, raising the claymore the blacksmith had on display with ease. She didn't seem the type to let herself get discouraged so easily, as a matter of fact, his stingy comment just made her want to prove him wrong... Which would have normally been slapping him across the face with the falt side of the sword, but alas she did not yet own it, nor would the smith or the bypassers appreciate it and so decided against such a rash action. She'd look over to him from the corner of her eyes instead.*

"Why's a Blue stopping by a blacksmith anyway? Thought you were all about magic. Unless you yourself came to realise spells just can't beat steel?"

*She asked him mockingly with a smug smile.*
Deidre
"Effectively yes, efficiently, not likely. Shortswords are much more balanced. Picking something so big just means you're overcompensating for something."

*His face wouldn't show any particular emotion, though as he said that comment a small grin would form, be it at his own comment about her sword or her comment about his magic. He'd respond in a similar mocking tone to her.*

"Just trying to even the playing field. No fun in a one sided battle where magic wins. I want to give you swordsmen a higher chance at victory."

*That wasn't exactly true, he needed the disposable daggers to cast his freezing magic more efficiently but it seemed like the more appropriate response.*
Kattie
"I only see you picking at the daggers. Sure it isn't more of a last resort, rather than a first? Mana is bound to run out after all." 

*She'd reply, pulling her coin pouch from her belt and paying the smith for the sword.* 

"Shame you don't show a liking to the greater weapons though. You definitely have the shape for it. Why if it weren't for that shady tone of blue, I'd've almost dared to greet you brother!"

*She chuckled, giving his shoulder a light push. Clearly she felt the need to piss him off, despite not really having had anything against the blue oni personally. She just enjoyed picking fights with her own kind. It oft lead her to getting beaten up when she was small, but that was one of the few things that made her as hardy as she was now and she'd be damned if she missed this opportunity.*
Deidre
*Sai would remain exceptionally calm, even letting his shoulder get pushed. He'd then look at her with a smirk.*

"I'm as much a Red as I am a Blue. Just happens that my skin takes after the Blue part of my blood."

*Sai wasn't bothered by her comments for several reasons. The main one however, is that he didn't consider himself as part of the Blue clan, nor the Red clan. He was just an Oni that didn't fit in. He never felt at home with the Blues and was discriminated for his height, and his father refused to take him because he knew things would be even worse with the Reds and his skin color. After going out to search for his mentor, Sai also did some soulsearching and decided that he was neither Blue nor Red. He was just an Oni, balanced even in his blood.*

"You aren't wrong, mana will run out eventually, but not before my enemy falls. The daggers are merely a convinience for spell casting."
Kattie
"You've definitely the confidence of someone from my tribe, I have to give you that..."

*She mumbled, mustering him. Seemed quite a bit older than her too, which was probably one of the reasons he acted a great deal more mature than herself. She didn't seem to care much about that though.*

"Say, what do you say we spar a little outside the city and see what's better, hmm?"
Deidre
*Sai would chuckle. Cracks could be heard from the end of his right sleeve, he was cracking his fingers, one by one. His eyes would go up and down the other Oni, judging her strength before even replying to her statement. He'd then tilt his head upwards and purse his lips, looking down at her.*

"Sure."

*That's all he would say before raising his arm upwards to the exit, gesturing her to lead the way. He would be trying hard to resist a wide grin. It's been years since he fought any Oni other than his mentor.*
Kattie
"That's the spirit!"

*She'd call out cheerfully, passing him to lead the way, though stopping shortly after, turning back to him partially, having remembered something quite crucial.*

"Oh right, we'll need a few rules not to wind up killing the other on accident, so... Nothing greater than flesh wounds and going for the head is a no?"

*She asked him, not actually having had in mind to maim one another. She just wanted to find out who was better and was more than sure that was possible without killing the other half as well.*
Deidre
"I'll try not to kill you, sure."

*He'd chuckle and place his hands behind his head, stretching. He'd do it rather... Dramatically, yawning in the procsess. He'd then look at the the girl again. She was a good 10cm taller than any of the girls in his village growing up, so he'd be abit facsinated by it. Despite being part Red Oni, he hasn't seen one in ages due to his absence from the Festival of the Six Demons.*

"So... Before I kil- I fight you, what's your name?"