âBy paperwork, I do mean the forms available at the main office.  All six of them filled out with your number of pages, name, address, Tengu ID number, and the method of payment filled out.â  He gave a wry grin, âAnd how many copies you intend to make.  After you have those, then you can learn about how the press here works.â
âOh, all that boring stuff.â With a shrug, she pulls out a rather disorganised bundle of papers of varying sizes, not even held together with a paper clip. âIn contrast to my work, collecting all this paper work has easily been the least exciting part of my week.â She holds them out for him to see, her shift to a sullen demeanor towards the papers indicative of an irritating time spent.
Should they be looked over, the somewhat crumbled papers all displaying the regular information as one would expect from such forms. âAs for how many.. I donât wish to go overboard, but I want to at least spread out enough to have talk or discussion circle around. So forty copies is what Iâd like. I must say, more than anything, Iâm intrigued by the inner workings of press making.â
Yamanushi squinted at the details on the papers.  They were old, battered...  He leafed through them, âI wasnât aware Akitsubasa had a daughter before she passed, hold on...â  He pulled out a rolling list, flipping through it, âWell, I suppose the ID number is in order...  And your method of payment?â












