((Sheesh, took you long enough lol.  Just kidding Beth.))<br/><br/>Himura couldn't argue with what the group around him was saying, and he too felt a kinship here he hadn't felt for some time.  It was nice, to say the least, but he had a feeling it wouldn't last if they weren't careful considering how dangerous things could get around him.  Standing once more, and preparing to head for the exit, the samurai smiled at each of them in turn before saying anything more.  "Maybe you're right, in your own ways.  Ayumi, observing is good but experiencing things first hand is better if you wish to grow and live a full life, even on this online game.  I only ask that you keep this in mind, that I do.  Hitoni, if you find yourself in any trouble here, feel free to drop me a short mail, but I hope that another incident similar to what happened with AIDA is not repeated considering how much damage was wrought the first time.  Still, I see where your enthusiasm stems from, and on that note I too wish for adventure as you do, though maybe not so life threatening."<br/><br/>With a light chuckle, he turned to Faith last, his blue eyes seeming to again pierce right through her character and into the person behind the avatar before him.  "As for you Faith9, don't ever lose that which makes you special in your own way.  So long as you stay true to what you've shown to me and those here already, I have a feeling we'll be seeing a lot of each other in the days to come, that I do.  For now, let us share addresses so that we can keep together if you all agree of course."  He said, prepared to hand his address to this game to those that wished it.  Besides, having friends was what mattered most anyway, and what better place to make said friends than here in this holy ground?