The Letter's Arrival [Jai, or Invite by Jai]

The courier had traveled fast; he had been told the letter was of up-most importance, and considering who gave it to him he didn't doubt that at all. The letter was sealed, but either way he wasn't the type to open it and look: he had been doing this job successfully for twenty years and had saw many come and go for making that fatal mistake. Not him, not ever.

The courier arrived, and assuming he was escorted to Jai, would pass over the still sealed letter from his daughter after a respectful bow. The letter would read:

Dad,

Vacation is going well. I've been having lots of fun – and don't worry, I've been taking care of myself. I was placed in one of the villages really nice temporary apartments. I gotta say, the rumors about the unconventional Kage are nothing like the real person, but that's not a bad thing. She's really good people, her student as well.

They've been having the same problems that we were back home; though none of that has happened while I've been here.

Anyway, I just wanted to let you know I made it and that things are going good. We're probably going to have visitors soon, likely they'll come back with me. But, I'm sure she is going to send you a letter herself to let you know.

Love,
JayJay

"Hmm? " The commander general would look up reluctantly, having been scouring over the schematics of a project that the research and development department was in the process of designing, a weapon codenamed Gjallarhorn. The courier stood before him, presenting the letter that was apparently from his daughter, Jayr.

Taking and reading the letter, he couldnt help but smile somewhat. So it seemed that she was enjoying herself, and it was not Hana along that was recieving these troubles with creatures attacking. It seemed that this was two seperate, attacks. Jai couldnt help but think that they were somehow related.

Jai turned to Xio and handed him the letter, whom immediately set fire to it: this mission was one of a personal request from him, not sanctioned by the General commitee of Hana. Grabbing a fresh paper, he would quickly scribble his response; something short and too the point. Handing the letter to the courier, he would speak quietly. "Take this back to my daughter; simply bill my personal office for your payment."