State visit (Closed; Casual)

Amane awoke late that morning, the sun dancing across her eyelids had interrupted her sleep. The room was cool, and her curtains were drawn as to stop the heat of the blazing desert sun finding it's way in. She walked to the bathroom after making her bed, smoothing out the duvet covers and straightening the pillows. Her office was just next door, and was connected to her room by a private hallway.

She ran the cold tap, and splashed her face. The water felt good on her warm skin, and soon after she proceeded to take a shower. She washed her long hair thoroughly, until it felt like silk between her fingers. She used a shampoo she had been given by one of the children at a market she had went to last week. She needed to socialize with the villagers, and had been told by the elders that it would be good to let citizens get to know her. As a result, a small child had given her a lily and rose shampoo, that worked wonders on her hair, making it as soft as silk and smelling as beautiful as the flowers used to make it. She stepped out and dried herself off, before slipping red shorts and a white vest over her head. Her arms and legs were bare, it was too hot to wear anything with sleeves or legs in them.

She exited back into her room, and opened the curtains and windows. Light flooded in, and her hair was dry after ten minutes. She stared out of the window and laughed as she saw her wolf playing outside with a couple of children she had met the week before. They loved Odin, and he loved their attention. A faint knocking echoed down her private hallway, and she walked through to her office. She made her way for the door, and opened it slightly.

"Yes?" She began quietly before realizing who was standing there. She opened the door widely now, and a smile spread across her face. "Tsuchikage-kun! It's great to see you! Please, come in."

Amane blushed as he knelt and kissed her hand. She smiled as he stood, his ponytail hanging on one side of his chest. She couldn't help but feel awkward, as she wasn't properly dressed for a meeting with a Kage. He said his greetings, and Amane welcomed him into her office. He said that she should call him Muk, and though she wasn't too comfortable with that (she felt disrespectful), she obliged. "Please, um.. call me Amane." She stuttered. His hair was slightly shorter than hers, but she couldn't help feeling slightly attracted to it. He wasn't bad looking, either. Amane shook her head, she shouldn't be thinking this, he was the Tsuchikage. She smiled and offered him a seat on her sofa. "Ice tea?" She offered, pouring herself a glass.

Amane poured his tea, her back to him. She reached across the desk for her ice box, and dropped three blocks of ice into each glass. He commented on how nice her office was, and she smiled. It was a nice office. She turned towards him, and handed him his tea. He looked like he needed it, his cheeks were a little on the red side. The heat here had that effect on people who weren't used to it. He asked her how long she had been Kazekage, and she simply said "A couple of months..." before sitting beside him and returning the question. "And you?" She sipped her tea, the cold sensation filling her throat. She blinked, and felt a sudden urge to touch his hair. She found herself staring, or glancing at it every two seconds. He must think she was a total creep.

She listened to him as he spoke about being Kage for a while, occasionally flipping his hair slightly. Amane's cheeks went the colour of roses when he asked her if she wanted to touch it. She was so embarrassed, he had caught her looking at it. "I'm sorry-" She stuttered, her eyes darting to the side. She met his gaze and couldn't seem to drag herself away from his eyes, oblivious to the fact that she was running her fingers through his hair. She sighed, and then reality hit her. She was in her office. With the Tsuchikage, a very important man indeed, gazing into his eyes and twirling his long, gorgeous hair. She snapped out of it and looked away, embarrassed.

Amane brought her knees to her chest and folded her arms around them. He asked is he had done something wrong, but she shook her head. Or course he hadn't. She had. "No..." She began, unable to look him in the eyes again. "I have..I'm sorry, I shouldn't be acting this way, it's so disrespectful...my greatest apologies... Tsuchikage-kun..." She felt so bad for how she had acted. She placed her tea on a table at the side of the sofa, before hugging her knees again.