Dressed in quite the dapper fashion, Gyokusho strode powerfully through one of the most incredible places he had ever seen. No, that he had ever heard of! The floating city-market felt more like something from an epic tale than something made of stone and silk, and yet here he stood, marveled by the spectacle of the place. The shrewder side of him found the technological marvel of it second only to the political marvel; even in a world suffused by war, a floating fortress with no obviously discernable defensive measures managed to remain neutral, a place for ninja to come together and purchase the implements of death for which the world so powerfully hungered.
While he came looking for some side employment, he could not help but linger on how much of an advantageous strategic connection this may provide. Moonspire had only recently fallen to an apparent act of terrorism and while Kumogakure had much greater protections, the idea that the foreign world could strike such a powerful place made the idea of a neutral local much more appealing.
The pinstripe, three piece, pinstripe suit did a lot for the traditionally beautiful man. The elegant lilac of the stripes subtly brought out the cooler blue tones of his eyes and made his golden, shining hair seem almost to glow in the mid-day sunlight as it cascaded down his back, tied loosely to further slim his figure. The modern, slim cut highlighted his long, slender figure and made his legs appear as if they extended for days. In his left hand he carried a small, finely worn, brown leather briefcase which contained a variety papers of his, but most notably his resume and a collection of headshots. He had an important meeting today with a very powerful individual: the patron, king, ruler, and ringmaster of this floating marvel. Okane.
He had been put into contact with the man via a network of agents, a hold over from his days of more widespread musical touring and styling and, to be frank, it surprised him that someone of Okane's wealth would even know of Osho. A fan? Doubtful. But regardless, the idea of the employment appealed to him, and he had recently come into a bit of cash flow from some somewhat unscrupulous vending of poisons and he had a bit of a mind to invest some of that into this city, both to diversify himself and to pledge an amount of support to the floating marvel. He entered into a large administrative building, greeted the secretary, and waited for his allotted meeting time.