<div class="floatright">(http://l5r.wikia.com/index.php?title=Mon&amp;image=Lion-png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Matsu Tetsuya<br/><strong>School</strong>Kitsu Shugenja<br/><strong>Height/Weight</strong>5'10"/  181<br/><br/><strong>Tags:</strong>Everyone<br/><br/><div class="floatleft">(http://l5r.wikia.com/index.php?title=Mon&amp;image=Matsu-png)</div><br/>Tetsuya wasn't skilled at riding under pressure, but the ease with which he lazed atop his steed while on the road belied that fact.  He was a lion king on his rock, master of all that he surveyed.<br/><br/>But there was more in his eyes today than stoic enjoyment of the scenery or polite admiration of the girls in his unit.<br/><br/>"We'll need to start with intelegence gathering," he mused aloud, then turned to face the seven Thunders monk who traveled with them.  "Kai-sama, I've found that peasent folk will often confide in a monk long before a strange samurai.  Will you do us the kindness of seeing what information you can draw from the farms and monestaries?"<br/><br/>Then he turned to the beautiful Crane clan courtier whom he always took pains to ensure road in as much comfort as possible.  "Doji Ayano-san, surely the saki works or yon keep will yeild more suitable company for one of your station, and more suitable for you to interview?  Will you select a yojimbo from among our number for the times when we divide ourselves?"<br/><br/>He turned again, this time to a maskd beauty and her equaly desirable twin maids.  "Bayushi Yukiko-ko."  Tetsuya had an odd way of adressing their groups other courtier  He went to great lengths to show respect, never failing to offer a title or courtesy, but at the same time she never recieved the courtesy of -san from him.  -Ko--while a compliment to her beauty--was also an even more diminutive title than -chan, and using it in a professional situation was inpolite, improper, and more than a little domineering.  "I will not pretend to tell a scorpion of your skil how to perform her dutties, but please don't hesitate to request a gaurd."<br/><br/>He looked around at the others, then spotted a humbly dressed bushi.  "Suzume Hachi-san," he called out.  "I've found that peasent folk can be just as responsive to Sparrow charm as a monk's robes.  Perhaps you could also do me the honor of walking among them in search of our quarry?"