Welcome to Ambrosia!

[Guu]

Yu Kanda and Minato Namikaze

The pair wandered into town. Immediately, the ninja began to see what the samurai had meant by the sheer oddity of its people. Animals walked on two feet as if they were human, people rode around on large yellow birds like horses, and some of the buildings far from matched the overall décor with one noticeable one being composed of spheres and domes.

As they made their way through the mass of people, one person they failed to notice was approaching them. She was a human girl, can’t be more than twelve-years-old, red wavy hair, wearing a pale green girl scout uniform with numerous badges covering her sash. She looked almost completely normal amongst the swarm of diversity around them and the pair didn’t take note until she stopped in front of them and gave them a salute.

“Hello!” She said with a pleasant smile a mile wide. “My name is Ballerina Birgitta McBastian! Everyone just calls me Birgitta, though.”

Yu and Minato glanced at each other. The ninja shrugged it of and turned to greet back

“Hello! I’m Minato!”

The girl scout jumped back in surprise

“Oh my! Is this your first time here?” She yelled in surprise. She quickly took off her backpack and reached it, yanking out a box of peanut butter cookies. She hands it over to him. “Please have this. I hope you enjoy your stay here. I wish I had more, but I’m here for Yu Kanda.”

The Minato accepts the cookies cheerfully and works towards opening them up. Yu gains her attention again.

“What do you want for me?” Asked the samurai.

“Oh, I’ve been sent by Guu. I’m your parole officer!”

“My wha-”

Suddenly, the palm of her hand collided with his face with the force of the blunt end of a hammer. He flies several feet, plummeting to the ground hard on his back. His head spinning, the little girl starts yelling at him.

“The fucking hell is wrong with you? We sent you to gather information, and you up and murder the only people who have it?”

“I-I said it was self-defense…” He excused, head still in a whirl.

“You don’t stab people in the back in self-defense, not from above at least. It was obvious you struck first while they were defenseless! Now Ambrosia could be in serious danger and there’s no possible way we could know until it’s too late!”