Long has it been since Bruinetto has been requested to take active duty and follow through with his duties as a shinobi. While he would never ignore his civic duty they often tended to be troublesome as they took him away from his research. The mission at hand however was not one that would require him to leave the village. That did not however make the situation any better as there were some serious complications to this matter that struck a cord in him. Often working with young people he had a soft spot for growing minds who have such great potential waiting to be revealed to them.
The task at hand he had been given was to track down the daughter of Gyuru Daiko. Earlier in the day Bruinetto went down to the estate to talk to the employer first hand. From the way the father spoke of her, you could clearly tell how devoted he was to her and how the love he had for her was ingrained in every single beautiful word he used to describe her. The house was littered with portraits Daiko-san had painted himself displaying the girl in such vibrant and majestic ways. To him, this girl was his greatest work of art and would do anything to have her back. Getting more information on the matter from the house servants there seemed to be no inclination of Tsunumi being a troubled child that would be at ends with her father. For some reason unbeknownst to him the wife was no longer around and Bruinetto presumed it was through sudden tragedy as opposed to a separation.
It firmly cemented even more so why Daiko-san was so distraught over the disappearance of his daughter. Had his wife been taken away from him in tragedy certainly losing the only piece of her he had left would be devastating. While this information gathering was vital into attempting to gather a clue as to where to start looking it served the dual purpose of extra motivation. While earning a pay check as a result of a job well done was nice, it was the safety of this child and bringing relief to this broken man that spurred his motivation to the nth degree. After ruling out that this girl merely ran away and that there was no foul play afoot at the estate he would take the only lead that he had. Daiko-san earlier on in his career as an artist in order to gain capital for his supplies, storage space, and the opportunity to display his art to get recognition had associate with a group of shady characters. While he adamantly states he made his payment in full after becoming successful these mobsters felt they had a right to residual income from their investment. A common tactic amongst thugs in order to milk out whatever money they could an old client. All he needed was a name of their group and nothing more specific than that in order to take to the streets. That was as much as Daiko-san was willing to give, and it was just a simple word: Aoitora.
The task at hand he had been given was to track down the daughter of Gyuru Daiko. Earlier in the day Bruinetto went down to the estate to talk to the employer first hand. From the way the father spoke of her, you could clearly tell how devoted he was to her and how the love he had for her was ingrained in every single beautiful word he used to describe her. The house was littered with portraits Daiko-san had painted himself displaying the girl in such vibrant and majestic ways. To him, this girl was his greatest work of art and would do anything to have her back. Getting more information on the matter from the house servants there seemed to be no inclination of Tsunumi being a troubled child that would be at ends with her father. For some reason unbeknownst to him the wife was no longer around and Bruinetto presumed it was through sudden tragedy as opposed to a separation.
It firmly cemented even more so why Daiko-san was so distraught over the disappearance of his daughter. Had his wife been taken away from him in tragedy certainly losing the only piece of her he had left would be devastating. While this information gathering was vital into attempting to gather a clue as to where to start looking it served the dual purpose of extra motivation. While earning a pay check as a result of a job well done was nice, it was the safety of this child and bringing relief to this broken man that spurred his motivation to the nth degree. After ruling out that this girl merely ran away and that there was no foul play afoot at the estate he would take the only lead that he had. Daiko-san earlier on in his career as an artist in order to gain capital for his supplies, storage space, and the opportunity to display his art to get recognition had associate with a group of shady characters. While he adamantly states he made his payment in full after becoming successful these mobsters felt they had a right to residual income from their investment. A common tactic amongst thugs in order to milk out whatever money they could an old client. All he needed was a name of their group and nothing more specific than that in order to take to the streets. That was as much as Daiko-san was willing to give, and it was just a simple word: Aoitora.