Ramen shop

Anei smiled thinking to himself as she said that, his fingers wiggling as if in anticipation, a jitter in protest to stagnation, a sign of excitement.
"I hope so."

Paks nodded again. "But you have to be patient, and precise. Plus they don't normally do as much damage as kunai or shuriken."

Anei nodded. That was to be expected. Although he also expected that if you got truly precise with them, they had the potential to do even more damage than a kunai or shuriken, if they hit the right spots.
"Naturally."

"I'll do my best to teach you though. But it might take a little while."

Anei nodded, getting up from his seat and stretching once more.
"That's fine, I have all the time in the world. I guess you could say I have absolutely no one to be with and nowhere to be so...I have plenty of time to learn. First, I ought to stop by a place around here where I can buy some senbon...I don't have any of my own."

Paks stood up too.

"Okay, I can show you a store."

Onbin noticed the girl constantly looking at them and scowled at her in a rude way. Then he looked at the boy named Isaku. "I find this ramen rather garbage thats why I have water. Most people say it is good though. I'm Onbin." He then starred at the two other people hoping they would leave.

Anei nodded happily and left the ramen shop, waiting for Paks to follow, paying no attention to the other two as he left.

Paks walked along behind Amimono-san, trying to remember where the store was.