<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/0mrETnd.jpg)</div><strong>Name :</strong>Wu Cai<br/><strong>Element :</strong>Metal<br/><strong>Location &amp; Time :</strong>Paper Boat Festival<br/><strong>Tagging :</strong>stone disc crew<br/><br/>Two others joined the little party, one of whom Cai recognized the other she did not. It was not too surprising, the festivals always brought no small number of transients and wanderers. Many of them left their money behind and her father's house profited a great deal from it.<br/><br/>"Kitana." Cai said with a formal nod to the tea house entertainer. She did not disguise her disapproval of the woman's profession, nor did she disguise her respect for the woman herself. It was a curious thing to look down on what someone did but still treat them as a worthy acquaintance. It was one of Cai's many social talents that she did such things constantly. Still, entertainment was a demand that somebody would take advantage of, and Cai supposed Kitana's style was one of the least of all the potential evils such desires could bring to her little town.<br/><br/>None of that rationalization had anything to do with what an incredible body Kitana had. Nope, not at all!<br/><br/>"Welcome to Pai Sun." She said to the stranger she did not recognize. "It is good to see that there are still some schools other than the Jade Star that accept recruits talented enough to compete while clothed."<br/><br/>She glanced to the others with a dry smile. "I suppose only Emei still holds that distinction." It was a goad, of course, but whether it was done with good spirits or vindictive aggression was entirely in the eye of the beholder, the sword saint's eyes betrayed nothing.<br/><br/>She could tell there were bets being placed on her. She knew she must win to keep the townsfolk from losing their pitiful savings on stupid gambling. But then again saving people from their own stupidity had become her forte of late, and she half suspected was the main reason her father had insisted she spend so much time in Lord Chiang's court. That thought was buried for the time being as she prepared herself to win this contest.