Daidōuji felt a surge of relief and pride in her heart. She admired the wisdom and leadership the man had already showed despite just now ascending into the ranks of Kage, and to hear that her knowledge would be valued by him and the village meant the world to her. Her eyes remained fixed on Shishiō as he spoke, every word carried a weight that resonated with her. Daidōuji knew that the future of their village was at stake, and she was determined to do everything in her power to help. The mention of elderly and children among them, along with the village's impending move to a new location, made her aware of the gravity of the situation. She understood that the safety and well-being of the villagers were paramount, and she was ready to contribute her knowledge to ensure their protection. As Shishiō continued to explain the role of the Puppet Brigade organization and their sand sailors, Daidōuji absorbed every detail, her mind racing with the possibilities. The sand sailors' potential to transport large cargoes or numerous people through the desert wasteland with speed and ease filled her with hope.
Daidōuji: I do have some information regarding the new location as well you should be aware of. Once you're within a mile of the Pyramids, you'll be tailed by a group of being known as The Gairyō Clan. They're protectors of that region and they captured both me and lady Yuichiro once before working together. Though once they realized were not a threat to their home, they allowed us to go and gave us a password for when we return. I've been going back and fourth for years and i've learned their language. They will welcome our people so as long as we give our subordinate their password.
Just as she finished her words, a sudden movement caught her attention. A bird, an unusual sight in their meeting room, flew in through the window. The note tied to its leg indicated that it carried a message from outside their district. Daidōuji's heart quickened, wondering if it was related to the village's situation. Shishiō's question pulled her back to the present, and she reached out to receive the message with a mix of curiosity and apprehension. As such, she grabbed the letter as her eyes locked onto the damning words that had shattered her world. The message had come from an anonymous source, yet the information within was too horrifying to dismiss.
The Letter: Dear Sunagakure, your precious Kazekage has been.... changed for the better. She was willing to sell you all out as experiments just to avoid helping out with work. She was in no danger until she gave you all up, as such, she has been taken care of. Sincerely, your savior.
All Daidōuji got from the letter was the betrayal of Yuichiro, her best friend, a person she had trusted with her life, had allegedly sold out their village and their people to save herself. The weight of that revelation crushed her spirit, and her anger smoldered within like a fiery tempest.Tears welled in her eyes, but they were not tears of sadness; they were tears of rage. The image of her former best friend's face, once a symbol of trust and shared dreams, now haunted her. It was a face she had defended with all her might, only to discover that it could be responsible for the suffering and experiments endured by their fellow villagers should this mysterious 'savior' decide to act on the experiments. The Kazekage office, once a place of solace, felt like a cage closing in around her. The very air in the room seemed thick with anger, as though the walls themselves bore witness to her turmoil. The candle's flickering flames danced in rhythm with her emotions, casting eerie, shifting shadows on the walls. Daidōuji's mind raced, torn between grief and fury. The letter detailed the experiments, the pain inflicted on the innocent villagers, and the whispers of their previous Kazekage's betrayal. The legacy of leadership that Daidōuji had once looked up to was now a shadow of deceit and cowardice. With trembling hands, she refolded the letter and steeled herself. Daidōuji's anger had transformed into a blazing determination, as she handed the letter back to Shishiō. She hadn't realized the arrival of the young man until her nerves had fully calmed down, responding to him, and giving a look of oth concern and urgency towards Shishiō as she did not want to further speak on what she had read in front of Shabaka.
Daidōuji: Ahh, hello there young man. Why aren't you getting yourself prepared for the move?