Tsugiharu smiled a bit.

"So in your case, must love games?" he suggested.

"Well, that helps, but it's more a matter of not being too serious." She shrugged and smiled.

Tsugiharu tilted his head a bit at that.

"Hmm, so on a scale of Tanuki to Kisada, where do I fall in your estimation, Daidoji-san?" he asked.

"I'm not sure. You're a bit hard to read, since you deadpan your sarcasm really well," she said, tapping her chin. "I mean, you do have the sarcasm going for you, though, so it's not like you don't have a sense of humor."

A small shrug.

"It's a useful skill. You can bear the weight of Duty a bit more easily if you can laugh at the absurdities of life, from time to time." he replied.

He smiled a bit.

"I've noted you have a good mix of that as well Daidoji-san, playfulness and earnestness. Not so silly you're ineffective, not so serious your on the verge of snapping. And overall just a pleasant person to spend time with."

She smiled warmly at that. "Thank you, Kuchiki-san. You're a pleasant person to spend time with, too."

Tsugiharu shelved the book he had been looking at. Another lead going nowwhere.

"Ah indeed. We should do something else fun before the end of the miai. But I think I might head out of the library. Get a drink from the vending machine." he offered.

"Sounds good," she agreed, following if he started heading toward the exit. "Any suggestions?"

Tsugiharu tapped his chin.

"Hmm, perhaps we should get some pictures taken as a memento of this trip?" he suggested, remembering there was a photobooth at the mall.

She smiled brightly at that. "That would definitely be fun."

Tsugiharu nodded as they made it to the exit.

"Sounds good, I'll let you know when I'm free."