Hanzo would follow the servants into the room and knelt down on the mats provided, and laid his swords at his side as he waited.  He'd keep his face in check when it was found they wouldn't be meeting with the govenor, or anyone else apparently that'd answer their questions and were left to their own devices for the evening of the festival.  He did think that it at least game them time to discuss things, but they didn't have alot of information to go one.  Right now he wished the previous Emerald Magistrate int he area ahd been a kitsuki, at least then Hanzo knows he'd have some evidence to follow, but outside the dragon lands the kitsuki method wasn't followed.<br/><br/>Hanzo collected his things and began making his way out of the room when Meiwha asked him about the game of go.  "I think I can manage a game."  Hanzo did smile just slightly after she spoke. While the smile had nothing to do with the game, Hanzo found the game request amusing because it'd be a pleasant day in the plains above evil before he beat her in a game of go, but he was willing to be throughly trounced from time to time if she enjoyed the game.<br/><br/>"Then it is to the inn."  Hanzo said mostly to himself, but they were being setup in an inn for the night and while he had no intention of being anywhere in the city not prepared for combat, he did want to clean up as he is sure everyone would want.  Hanzo would make his way out towards where their horses were being held, settling his swords  back to their proper spot on the left.  He'd saddle back up to proceed to the inn.<br/><br/>When politely asked to remove his weapons he'd slide them to the right side of his obi.  That was as far as anyone was going to get the swords moved.  With the assassin still at large in the city the govenor will be hard pressed to have him remove the swords, the assassin felt bold enough to make an attack on the agents of the Emperor and by proxy the Emperor himself, none of the magistrates could afford a sense of complete safty anywhere within these walls.  Especially since he had a further duty to preforn.  He would order rice and just water, keeping away from the sake since he would not part with his arms.<br/><br/>Hanzo's eyes do flicker across the crane kimonos, not the faces yet, but the kimonos, actively checking the family mons.  He made it a habit of keeping track of any Kakita around him, their schools had their long standing differences and he always was mindful of where any of them were around him.  Seemed prudent.<br/>