<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/6/66/ShinMinAvi.png)</div><strong>Name :</strong>Shin Min-hee<br/><strong>Element :</strong>Earth<br/><strong>Location &amp; Time :</strong>Tea House<br/><strong>Tagging :</strong>Everyone!<br/><hr/>Time was of the essence, but the lips of the honorable scholar were soft and her tongue smooth with the dew of her lingering kisses. Min-hee’s fingers played in the Merlot hair, a light gasp with the sudden slip of the tongue.  Lin Sung spoke whispers of the grand game, her desires intimate and political revealed in her words and kisses.<br/><br/>“The mandate of heaven is given to those wise enough to govern well and fair.  Those who govern unwisely are no longer blessed by the gods and it is the people’s duty to see that they are removed.”  Min-hee quoted the Scrolls of Heaven, though whether she meant the Lord or the Emperor she gave no indication.  Min-hee was a monk and lived outside of societies boundaries.  If Lin Sung felt reporting incidents to the Emperor was necessary it was not Min-hee’s place to interfere.  Sung was right about the need for expediency though and bowed to the scholar knowing that they would see each other again.<br/><br/>Min-hee hurried to the door, just in time to the urchin and Wu Cai in an intimate embrace.  The street woman cupping Wu Cai’s beasts in front of the gods and the whole world.  Was she being accosted?  Min-hee was about to leap to Wu Cai’s defense until she saw the look of abject want and need in her eyes and the way she whispered to the street woman.<br/><br/>It wasn’t what the merchant woman had seen that had detested her so much she had to leave the tea house it was who.  The pain of rejection returned with a vengeance and along with it hurt and anger.<em>‘If she had not wished to see me naked then she should not have burst in to a private room,'</em>she thought miffed beyond what she probably should have been.<em>‘At least I had the decency to get a room.’</em><br/><br/>"Is uh, is our Wudan healer coming?"<br/><br/>“She is here.” Min-hee said just loud enough to be heard and pointedly kept her eyes on Ta Mei Huai.  “Please lead the way to your Lord,” she said folding her arms into her billowing sleeves and fell into step with the concubine not glancing or acknowledging the others.  “Tell me what are his symptoms,” she asked as they walked.<br/>