<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>Wu Manor<br/><strong>Tagging :</strong>Min-hee, Closed<br/><br/>"You may be humble in your manners, friend Min-hee, but you are not humble in skill." Wu Cai said. "Please, sit with me." She gestured to Min-hee to join her at the short, narrow table, so that even as the two women sat across from each other they were very close. Cai was careful as she sat down, legs out to one side, the hem of her dress so short any less careful sitting would have led to something undesired, or at least premature. The polished, dark wood table was engraved with lotus blossoms in a silver filigree and set with delicate porcelain tea cups, and a selection of exquisite artisan pastries. The kettle sat over hot rocks and steam nearby, stay warm. "How do you take your tea?" Wu Cai asked after the two were sitting, and prepared a glass for her. "Please do try one of these." She offered Min-hee a piece of confectionery that resembled a cake grasshopper, filled with a mint flavored nougat inside. "They are delicious."<br/><br/>"And please, call me Cai." She smiled at the woman. "I do wish to apologize to you, for what the thief did to me in the market earlier." Cai glanced down. "I should have stopped her. But I found myself unable to, it is a weakness I thought I had overcome, but without the guidance of my Mistress it appears I have become weak again. Can you find it in your heart to forgive me, Min-hee? It would mean the world to me." She looked at her friend with wide, expectant eyes.