"Oh, I assumed he was always so... cheerful," she mused briefly. "But taking your word for it, have you tried disrupting genjutsu upon him, subtly of course?  You have some idea of what it's doing - if anything - so it wouldn't be terribly hard I imagine..."<br/><br/>Still it was ultimately not Aiko's concern; if worst comes to worst, the man thought little enough of her that if she were to disappear she likely wouldn't be followed, bothered, or missed.  Sure she was loyal, but...<br/><br/>As she landed and shifted her umbrella in the rain, observing the two across the way from the spot on the roof, Aiko had to wonder just how this was going to go... she had her reputation to consider, and she was an assassin, not a sociopath.  Collateral was not something she was a fan of, preferring to be the scalpel, not the fullblade.  Ryoichi though...<br/><br/>"I'd advise a... less than lethal approach to this then," she offered, twirling her umbrella on her shoulder a bit, shifting from one leg to the other, letting her bosom sway a bit with the motion. "Genjutsu and altered memories aside, bodies are always hard to explain.  If you'd prefer to not draw their attention, collateral is a bad idea...<br/><br/>"...also, why are we doing this again?  I don't think you said, and I'm pretty sure the summons was rather nonspecific..."