Her sister, Sakura

Opening the door to her home, Asagi is greeted with the sound of the TV playing, which quickly tells her all she needs to know about who is inside. "I thought you weren't staying over tonight." Asagi says while slipping off her shoes before stepping past the orange-haired woman on her couch and making her way into her kitchen.

"Murasaki was extra grumpy tonight, so I figured I'd step in and check to see how my oh-so wonderful and kind sister was doing." Sakura smiled while peering over from the couch towards her sister, who was currently fixing herself something to drink before turning back to the TV. "They did a spot on that club near the Kyoto district, Y'know. Something about some abandoned club collapsing in on itself, well, until they started pulling out the bodies of orcs and demons, and I think you can guess how much of tizzy it turned into there." Sakura jokes.

"How'd you know it was me?" Asagi asks, still in the kitchen as she leans over the counter and drinks some tea.

"It's not every day a building randomly collapses in on itself from a seemingly perfect explosion in the center of the building with seemingly no cause or reason. The hordes of demons fleeing in terror down the streets could also be a pretty big tell." Sakura remarks before laughing to herself. "I would've LOVED to have gone with you, though." Sakura finishes.

"Well, I thought you were busy bothering Murasaki." Asagi retorts as she enters the living room and places a tea tray on the coffee table before taking a seat next to Sakura.

"Eh, what can you do?" Sakura shrugs while still looking at the TV. On it, a live concert plays showing a fairly popular band performing in front of a massive audience of a seemingly endless amount of people. "To think, we've saved their world countless times over, and they don't have a single clue." Sakura mutters, almost sounding bitter as the words leave her mouth.

"That's the point, Sakura. We don't do this for the money, the fame, or even the popularity of it, we do it to protect them." Asagi lectures the same way she had done so many times before. Although, Asagi could understand her sister's frustration. On an almost daily basis, the Taimanin risk their lives for humanity, but they're **** to stay in the shadows so as not to draw unwanted eyes toward them and their organization.

"Uuuuugh, I know." Sakura was slowly leaning back further and further on the couch. "It's just that... It's just... A little appreciation once and a while could really go a long way, you know?" Sakura continues to groan.

"I appreciate you." Asagi tries to comfort her sister.

"No, no, I know you do. It's just... Ugh, I don't know." Sakura says, going from leaning back on the couch to sprawling herself out and pressing her face against one of the couch pillows. "It's stupid. I'm stupid." Sakura mutters into the pillow before turning back to the TV.