"I am," he answers, tilting his head in amusement at Shokudaikiri's activity. "And I am pleased to say that my task was a success. Please come with me. You are to walk slowly though, or I will carry you." Sorry if that sounds something like a threat- his expression turns up in a grin to soften the remark. Shokudaikiri did stay put all this time he was gone, so Tonbokiri is not actually worried that the sword will trouble him now. (But if he wants to be carried, he will absolutely oblige.)

He leads the way through the halls in the easily-recognizable direction of the veranda overlooking the garden. Once there, Shokudaikiri will see the product of Tonbokiri's hard work: several cushions and blankets set up so that Shokudaikiri can recline comfortably on the veranda in the fresh air. There is even a tray set with a teapot and dango.

"This was the best I could do to provide you with a comfortable place to rest in the fresh air."