☆ seven years [1]
Dec 4, 2011 8:43:03 GMT -8
Post by KEITH on Dec 4, 2011 8:43:03 GMT -8
("Seven years ago, the Leaf was devastated by the attack on it, lead by Uchiha Kouketsu. It was an image burned into the memory of all who fought and ran for their lives that day. The world has changed so much since then, every shinobi village had signed a trust. So that war could never breath air again...War is something that has always been. Can people just stop war by simply signing a peace treaty? When has society advanced so much..?")
Objective: Meet up, then flashback!
Those were the thoughts that had hung in the young Nara's head, as he rested it gently upon his folded arms at his desk. His desk was covered with paper and books, all about documents upon the village, and it's finances. He had wanted to do his best, to help out the villages finance problems, so he could get a hopeful promotion to the Hokage's assistant. A goal that he tried so hard to reach over the seven years. His short rest would be interrupted by the sound of his alarm clock, ringing off loud and clear into his left ear. It played a catchy little tone that the Nara had always liked. It's ring echoed through his ears, causing him to jump up and out of his seat in shock. He fell backwards in his chair, and it caused him to hit a shelf with the back of his head. A few books falling down onto his head, hitting him hard a few good times, completely waking him from his trance that he was in. ("Oww..ugh...") He grunted as he rubbed the top of his head gently as he rose to his feet. He made his way over to his alarm clock, wondering why he even had his alarm set to such a random time.
("What the.. TOUKETSU-SAN?! I FORGOT!") Once he picked up the clock, he looked at it, but a memory of way he had set it didn't come to his head. He had shaken it roughly, annoyed that he couldn't remember why he had set it to that time, and a piece of paper had fell from it. He picked it up, it was a reminder for him to meet up with Touketsu at the Ichiraku Ramen Shop. He had then quickly prepared himself for the meeting with him, and changed his clothes quickly, though, only into normal civilian clothing. He walked over to his bed where he had a backpack prepared to take with him, within it he had the gear that he would need if anything were to ever happen while he was out. On his way out the door, he had grabbed his Ichi Ichi Paradise novel with him. He couldn't leave without it, and in the last seven years, he was really busy and unable to finish the book how he wanted too. He also made sure that he had his reading glasses with him, wearing thick, black rimmed glasses. After he locked up, he leaped from his apartment building onto a nearby rooftop, and then repeated this from building to building. As he had went on, he read his body, becoming indulged into it and not truly paying attention to what was ahead of him.
Whenever he would read it, he would always tone out any outside disturbances. While batmanning rooftops, he had passed several windows with either naked or half dressed women behind them, though he didn't catch them. To the girls, it was typically a daily routine for the Nara to watch them, it's why they are even washing up or getting dressed around this time. They pretended like they didn't like when he watched them, all perverted like, but they actually did. Disappointed that he paid no attention to them today. As he would get close to his destination, he would find himself already thirty minutes late. He was usually always late, due to his poor time management skills. Some think that it would be the young Nara's ultimate downfall some day. He scaled down a buildings side, now taking himself to the street levels. He continued from now on to walk the streets to the shop, since he was only one or two blocks away. He held the book infront of him, reading it as he moved swiftly through the crowd. Evading everyone with his shinobi reflexes as if he was actually looking at them and moving. He was an interesting shinobi one would say. In more ways, than one. ("Oh..? I'm here. I must be faster than a speeding bullet.") He said to himself with a large grin upon his face, snickering cheerfully.