Through the Looking Glass [Q]
Sept 4, 2011 22:06:36 GMT -8
Post by Trigga on Sept 4, 2011 22:06:36 GMT -8
A pain that the Uchiha wouldn’t even wish upon his most abhorrent enemy, the sheer sting that encompassed the area of his rib cage reeked of agony. A wise one once acknowledged that all forms of pain were merely psychological recognition of failure or weakness. The brain provided the needed indication and neural messages that sprinted through the body towards the targeted area at near unfathomed speeds. Messengers, more diminutive then a microbe racing towards the area of infliction, only to hint the body of the ultimate blatancy. Almost too mortified to believe it himself, the Uchiha was momentarily immobile.
The grass felt gawkily comfortable, or simply this was the impression of comatose settling as the scarlet-haired Shinobi’s face rested gently on the emerald pasture. His body now leveled, taking on a more calm position then previously expressed as his arms rested to his side. Breathing slowing down to a more convenient tone as shock completely flew over his senses and he now seemed more relaxed with the conditioning he was currently in. Aware that he hadn’t died, or simply giving into the ease-felt notion of being captured, either would be disregarded as Ryūsuke simply wanted an end to this horrifying means.
Guess I’ll find out who wants me dead—The Uchiha’s mind was obviously centralized on one concept, evident by the singular thought that outwardly reigned dominant in his consciousness. It was nigh unfeasible to conceive a thought of salvation when his uncle was nowhere to be found and his oppressor loomed overhead, and seemingly in control of the entire tribulation. If suspicion was true, and he wouldn’t kill him on spot, the next commonsensical step would be venturing to the man who hired the three individuals to rid the world of another Uchiha. Funny how he spent all this time and energy attempted to prolong his life, only for it to be controlled by an individual who on normal terms, wouldn’t have lasted.
Fading between reality in the realm of unconsciousness, the desertion of the mist almost went entirely disregarded, as well as the disappearance of the Hyūga as the Uchiha’s head shifted to his side. Eyes forcing themselves open, as an evident struggle to review the world around him was apparent, Ryūsuke looked on the visage of his uncle dismantling the opposition in a single strike. From his position, aiding in the assault was completely impracticable. Nonetheless, with enough will pumped through his mentality, and the strength of body to carrying himself to a gradual upright position, Ryūsuke stood inadequately.