Guard Mission [C][SOLO]
Sept 19, 2012 18:12:22 GMT -8
Post by Guyviroth on Sept 19, 2012 18:12:22 GMT -8
Guard [?/?]
Difficulty: Novice [C]
Task: Guard the gates for a day alongside some of your peers. During an attack defend the gates and call for backup.
Reward: 200 EXP & 1000 RYO.
It was any wonder how long it had been since Helios did any sort of mission. A week? Maybe two? It didn't matter; today was the day where he would stand on his own two feet, walk out that front door, and prepare to show the Hidden Leaf exactly who he was. Who was he? A naked pale shinobi. Before contemplating even setting a single step past the door frame he had to get himself ready for his mission. Hopping from his bed, Helios gave himself a good stretch, arms wide apart as his back arched to the rear. He turned to find his robe, sword and hakama sitting upon the dressing table. Quickly he got his gear together, put on his sandals and stepped out the door.
Outside was definitely one of the more better days Helios had seen in a while. Then again, he was cooped up in his room dying of muscle pains for a while that all he could see on the village was the top half of the Hokage's castle, several trees and one caterpillar on the window sill. The sky was of a bright ice blue, crystalline if it were to take a shape, with passing cotton clouds drifting seamlessly through heaven's gentle breeze. It was certainly a day that Helios could get to grow used to. He only wished that every day was as grand as this. Unfortunately, with so much heat the village tends to get and with the moisture from the trees, it tends to rain as much as it does shine. It's a shame it doesn't snow either.
The pathway to the mission office seemed to be clear today; perhaps because most of the missions had been done while Helios was taking his break. It was a shame really, Helios wished that it would be more busy to show that he could be needed at any given time due to the lack of available workforce. Now it made Helios feel like he was slacking for so long that all of the redundant and petty tasks now lay upon his shoulders. Still, he had to do something; he needed to keep fit, get some training, and more importantly the experience. He looked at the stairway that proceeded to the mission's office, not knowing the last time he'd seen such an incline. His legs began to feel the pain before he even took a single step, but nonetheless he proceeded onwards, ready for his next assignment.