"Thank you. Am I to be formally introduced to people?"

"I'll introduce you to Tetsuma, if you want, but I don't see the reason for a wider announcement."

She acknowledges.

She will see if Rian will give some indication of planning to accompany her to stores vs planning to go elsewhere and leave her to her own devices vs planning to do something else with respect to her.

"I can point the way to the storerooms, or accompany you, if you want."

"Whatever you prefer. I should not want keep you if you have other work."

"I'll go with you to let the manager know who you are, how about? Then after that I do have work to do."

"Of course."

She points out the way to the store rooms, and then heads there. The rooms are all clustered together around one central room. Rian introduces Lee to the manager there, and asks him to help her get the things she needs, then turns to Lee. "Is there anything else you'd like assistance with?" she asks.

"Not that has not already been mentioned, that I am currently aware of."

"Alright. I'm usually in the arbitration office - it's marked - or out on patrol. Tetsuma or Mariko can also help you - Tetsuma's usually somewhere around the school rooms, Mariko's either guarding or in the library."

"Thank you."

"No problem. I hope you settle in well." And she departs.

Well. What do these storerooms have.

Pretty much what Rian described. Low tables, cushions for sitting on, mats, futon mattresses, bedding and blankets, lamps, candles, a few braziers with seals for heat, two plain folding screens, a few plain chests, that sort of thing. There's also weapons - mostly various knives and throwing stars, a small collection of arrows - and clothing, which is a combination of 'plain and rough' and 'probably scavenged,' but all very practical.

Will anyone stop her if she takes some knives and such? (Is there anything like batons?)

No one will stop her, no.

There's something similar, though in small quantities than the knives.

She does not need especially many.

The store room manager keeps half an eye on her, but doesn't seem to be particularly concerned.

"Need any help getting things back to your room?" he asks when she seems to have finished picking things out.

Then she will obtain weaponry in addition to selecting room accessories. (What is the clothing like?)

She had been wondering how one was expected to transport furniture.

"Yes, thank you."

The clothing is mostly in browns and whites, unembroidered, primarily long tops designed to wrap around the body and loose pants that cinch closed with a drawstring. 

The manager forms a few handsigns, then rough copies of him rise from the ground. They barely have faces, and they're all over the color of the dirt. The manager frowns at them, then shrugs, and directs them to start helping move things. (Everything except the table's pretty easy, though).

"Don't have a single knack for sealing, unfortunately, and this isn't something to be wasting paper on, otherwise it'd be easier," he says.

If the tops also have long sleeves she will obtain some clothing.

"Oh?

I am not very familiar with your magic," she adds.

Most have long sleeves, yes.

"Well," he says, scratching his head, "I don't know much about it. Just weapon techniques, and a few earth techniques. What'd'ya wanna know?"

"How would sealing be easier? And I assume the paper limit is because one would have to draw symbols on it?"

"If you put things into a seal, all you gotta carry's the paper it's on. It's much lighter, doesn't require multiple hands. Uses less chakra than clones, too. And, yeah, the paper's used up, unless you're really good."

"Ah. So one could seal the furniture into the paper, and then unseal it at one's destination?"

(She is very curious if there is some way by which she would be able to use this dimension's magic.)