Haru followed closely behind them, his eyes shifting in many different directions. She heard the doubt in her escort's ability to protect her in Leon-san's voice. She continued walking, though slowly, and glanced up at him.<br/><br/>"Haru-san is a good man. He has saved my life and other high geisha's lives on many occasions." She giggled. "He may not look it but he is good with a sword, and very attentive to his surroundings. I think the only downfall to his, childish exterior is that there seem to be more attacks on who he escorts than most. It is because they believe he is too easy to um....'do away with' when the fact is he is not."<br/><br/>She looked to the right as a few children ran past, yelling happily with sticks in their hands. She smiled, remembering her younger brother she had left behind on the farm. She was the oldest child in her family, but they were unable to take care of both her and her little brother any longer and so they sent her here, to become a geisha. They would be proud to see her now.<br/><br/>A rock came flying out of one of the childrens' hands, and having missed it's intended target, went straight for Iso Hisoka's back.<br/><br/>A quick sound of metal and a clang, and the thrown stone was deflected. Haru returned his sword to it's scabbard and smiled at the children. "Next time you should be a little more careful hm?" He turned back around and continued walking with Iso Hisoka and Leon.