>"Easy for you to say...."
>Put the gloves on
>Start scrubbing buckets
>Murasa just laughs as you put on your gloves and roll up your sleeves, then get to work.
>The good news is that there's only ten buckets for you to clean, Murasa gets the rest. The other good news is that none of the buckets need to be emptied. As well, the water Murasa brought is warm, which is a little confusing until you learn that she keeps a kettle on the stove, for emergencies. At least it makes the cleaning go faster. To your credit, you think you manage to keep in control of your stomach pretty well; Tokiko might well have shell shocked you a bit in that department.
>Eventually, the damned deed is done. Murasa had the foresight to set aside a warm basin, for which you are very grateful.
>"That's done." says Murasa, as she places a bucket. "Hmmm. Want to do one of my house calls for me? Shouldn't be hard."
>_