Yuriko had heard that the disease was pretty bad throughout but even she was not prepared for how far gone the kingdom has become due to it. After she heard the first few rumors spreading about it filter to the monastery where she had spent her entire life she decided that she could not sit by and not do something. It had taken quite her some time to convince her sifu to allow her to leave on this quest alone as he saw her as the daughter he never had and was worried that the common folk would not take kindly to her due to her heritage. Nonetheless her passionate pleas and her string of successes in past missions that she participated in with the elder students had won him over.<br/><br/>Yuriko gives a low sigh as she looks at the poor lone waitress trying to handle such a  rambunctious crowd. She herself understood how difficult it was to be treated so due to being different. For when she first started this journey she herself was treated the same way just as her sifu feared but she persevered and eventually found a group of like-minded individuals that allowed her to join. Though she did have the luxury of being able to communicate with them unlike the poor waitress.<br/><br/>Vowing to help her out as best she could she decided that when she brought them their meal she would leave her a nice tip in return.<br/><br/>Clearing her thoughts for now she turns her attentions back to her fellow part members. “So now that what remains of this city's leaders have given us the information that they have been able to gather what do you all thing the best course of actions should be? I am sure that others will have already checked out the cavern that the original case supposedly happened already but we might be able to find something they missed?”