<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>The Tea House<br/><strong>Tagging :</strong>Everyone<br/><br/>Cai fell into step behind the others as they walked. She was relieved to bringing up the rear, it let her keep an eye on everyone. She strode next to Liem and glanced to her and opened her mouth, normally delicate eyes flashing with anger as she spoke. "I am not a princess and you could not capture me on your best day, bandit." She felt better having let that out, but instantly regretted showing that the uncivilized woman had gotten under her skin with her jabs.<br/><br/>Itching to reestablish her gravitas, the slender swordswoman strode into the Tea House confidently. When one of the attendants pointed towards where Min-hee could be found, she pushed through the paper screens with purpose and confidence and....<br/><br/>Stopped in her tracks, clasping a hand over her mouth in embarrassment as she managed to stifle a very surprised gasp. She had been told what happened behind such screens but her heart had not been prepared for this. The sights and the sounds of interrupted relaxation, fingers gently touching the most intimate places, glistening flesh everywhere she looked and...her eyes fell on Min-hee. She would recognize the woman who had just fought her so well anywhere. Not that her clothing had covered all that much before, but this was much worse. Cai found her throat constricting and her pulse racing. She was torn between the urge to apologize and the very inappropriate feelings stirring inside of her. Her lips began to quiver as she tried to look away, but found her eyes locked with the woman she had fought with not so long ago.