dat rock thoughh.
Oct 19, 2011 14:06:58 GMT -8
Post by ¤ Tenkai ¤ on Oct 19, 2011 14:06:58 GMT -8
name; blocked passage
rank; c
description; One unfortunate disadvantage that Kumogakure no Sato extends is sometimes the jagged peaks drop rocks amongst the Kumogakure no Sato passageways. Sometimes they’re simple small rugged rocks and other times they’re promontory boulders. Sadly when the immeasurable boulders land on Kumogakure no Sato’s passageways it falls upon the Kumogakure shinobi to clear the avenue. With the war ending there are a large amount of pathways that need clearing, unfortunately. So go clear those streets.
reward; 50 experience, 1,000 ryo
minimum shinobi; one
mission status; interminable
rank; c
description; One unfortunate disadvantage that Kumogakure no Sato extends is sometimes the jagged peaks drop rocks amongst the Kumogakure no Sato passageways. Sometimes they’re simple small rugged rocks and other times they’re promontory boulders. Sadly when the immeasurable boulders land on Kumogakure no Sato’s passageways it falls upon the Kumogakure shinobi to clear the avenue. With the war ending there are a large amount of pathways that need clearing, unfortunately. So go clear those streets.
reward; 50 experience, 1,000 ryo
minimum shinobi; one
mission status; interminable
'Huh' Apparently, I was supposed to be waiting for my partner to arrive at the city center before we began our mission. But little did I know that I was even being assigned to a partner! I hated how Kumogakure ran its administration sometimes, but oh well. I was wearing my usual kimono, beautifully hemmed right down to the ends of the dress. My appearance was always well kept and I never had a single hair out of place. I tapped my foot on the ground impatiently, wondering when this shinobi was going to arrive. I decided to review the mission silently to myself in order to fully grasp our goal for today. ’So I suppose we will be clearing rocks from the passage, eh?’ The task did not seem too difficult to me, at least not yet. I mean, all we had to do was use some sort of direct force to demolish the rocks that blocked the passage way.
Meh. Shrugging my shoulders, I began to lean my neck back and observe the sky. There were not many clouds overhead, and the light from the sun was slowly fading away. It must be getting closer to dusk. I sort of wished I had brought a jacket with me; the night air was always unforgiving and gave me the chills. I rolled my neck around and started to stare idly at the civilians walking by. I knew it was rude to stare, but I couldn’t help it. There wasn’t much else for me to neither do nor look at whilst I was waiting in the center of the village for someone whom I had never met before. I hoped they would recognize me with my Kumogakure headband on my forehead, as well as my shinobi gear clearly visible. Focus! Hayline, present yourself decently. I started to smile and look completely relaxed while standing quite still. I wanted to make a good impression, because the first impression is always the most important one.