[h1][center][color=9e0b0f][b]Matsunaga Hisoka[/b][/color][/center][/h1]
[h2][center]An old farmhouse, West Field, Fuyuki[/center][/h2]

Once his Servant began to search the perimeter of his estate, Hisoka continued to create the proper bounded fields around his home, making a mental note to himself that the basement may serve a best place to set up a Workshop. After the bounded fields were all set, it may have taken him much of the day to prepare them, especially in regards to his quality of Magic Circuits, Hisoka awaited the results from his Servant back in the designated living room; an old, Japanese styled room with tatami flooring- most of the rooms in the farmhouse had such- and a rectangular chabudai table made for eating, complete with four zabutons, two at each long side of the table. There was a dusty, empty bookshelf at one end of the room, as well, one that Hisoka hoped to fill with a few books at some point.

Hisoka figured that after his Servant returned, they would begin to discuss their plans, both long-and-short-term. The ideas he had in mind were to await as the other Masters brought each other down, one by one. He had planned to create a few Familiars to scout major areas across Fuyuki, as well as around the areas of the four leylines, once his Workshop is complete. That way, he will have eyes and ears in the most important of places. Because of the nature of his Servant, however, he also considers using Reinforcement Magecraft on his Servant’s gear, in order to have more forms of defense against more direct combat. Of course, he could always try and reinforce his Servant directly, but Reinforcement on living things is something Hisoka hasn’t practiced so much. Still, though, it didn’t hurt to try in the long run…

Hisoka also had something prepared for his Servant once he returns. Something he had hoped his Servant would appreciate. It was a bottle of premium Shaoxing wine, something he picked up during his time in China locating his Servant’s relic. He also had two drinking bowls prepared, as well. 

[@Psyker Landshark]