A fairly large estate seemed to be rustling with life as a woman seemed to be attending the many kinds of flowers blossoming in the garden that grew there. The woman looked like she was rather enjoying planting the flowers that she grew. The sound of singing even passed from her lips as she did this. Kurome had in her hands that of a pair of garden sheers and a small shovel to plant some daisies in the garden seeing as she was taking pots of the other daisies that were there to be sold at her little flower shop on the street to customers that might want her flowers. She sold a number of flowers that she grew in her little garden. The roses, hibiscus, lilies, and lotus’ were the most widely grown and color variation in her garden as she smiled at the various pots she had of the flowers to be sold in her cart of flowers being created.

“I suppose no more can be added. You sweet dears will have to wait your turn to be sold to anyone that will buy you and blossom here in my garden. I’m sure you wouldn’t mind.” Kurome smiled as she spoke to her garden of flowers as she stood up in her pink kimono dusting the dirt off of it and going to the cart that she had placed the various pots of flowers upon. Her arms looked like they might have been weak, but they were quite capable in pushing the cart out of her estate as she pushed it down the street to where she usually parked her cart to vend the flowers. There she would wait for a passerby to buy some flowers from her.

Kurome’s only prayers were that she didn’t have anyone come up to her cart to destroy the precious flowers. That was her greatest of wishes as she stood there behind her cart hoping to earn enough gold to support the payments to keep her estate so that she can continue to grow the flowers needed to upkeep her little flower cart. Kurome would eventually have earned the name Black Iris only cause of her eyes being almost pitch black with a hint of gray in them. She’d smell some of the orchids in her cart as she waited patiently for a patron to come by and buy some flowers from her.