"Are we at an understanding, now? If you have any information - even the faintest connection about them, please...I beg of you, let me know. I am desperate in catching them. You're not the ENEMY are you, Tsuchikage?"
Ryuho smiled at the Tsuchikage's welcoming attitude and was pleased that he was willing to listen to Ryuho's story. "Thank ~ you, Lord Tsuchikage!" Uchiha Garuda.... sounds perdy fearsome... I wonder if I'm ever going to walk out of his office... if he welcomed me in so openly, then he could kill me in his territory.. he thought, following after Garuda. They were allowed entrance into Iwagakure, and Ryuho could see that the Tsuchikage's guards were no longer accompanying him. They walked upon an immense rock formation, where the Kage's building is located. Although it wasn't quite the main building that Ryuho pictured. It was a small house..... quite informal. Ryuho shrugged, as he was an informal guy back at home anyway. Plain and simple. Ryuho looked at a distance to see Sasuto's figure. Ryuho waved at him, and then followed the Tsuchikage into his humble home.
He took a seat across from where Garuda would be at his desk. "Ah.... comfortable chair, Lord Tsuchikage! May I call you Garuda? Or...maybe Garuda-san... of course you can always call me Ryuho. Anyway my captain who wants to be called nothing else but Crow should be joining us shortly, if that's alright with you". Ryuho noticed an ink pen on the side of the Tsuchikage's desk. High quality... better than the one I used. It's important for us Kages to know what we use to write on the mission reports and files we get.... he thought. Returning to a serious tone and demeanor, Ryuho looked Garuda with deep sincerity.
"I'll tell you what I told the Kazekage, who is coorperating with us. A week ago, my village was attacked by two terrorists. We have identified one of them to be a Missing-Nin. One of my Genin has been kidnapped". Ryuho shows Garuda a picture of Kami Hanabira. "We have reason to suspect that this is a band of Missing-Nin we're dealing with, and that they're possibly organized. I don't know their motives, but I do know that the kidnapping is significant. One attacker could summon a wood giant that could tower any of the five villages. Do you see the threat that exists now? I'm going around informing the Kages about this, because I do think that a bigger plot is growing. And I want to snuff it out before it gets out of control. I want to know which village is with us... and which village is not.. I know that the Kazekage sent out some letters informing all of us about a Five Kage Summit. I would also like your assistance in helping find this Kami Hanabira girl, those rogues really do go through a lot of trouble trying to get her. Captain Crow was the one who pursued them, so I'm sure he can tell you more about the matter" Ryuho looked out the window now, giving Garuda time to process all of this, before speaking again.
Ryuho smiled at the Tsuchikage's welcoming attitude and was pleased that he was willing to listen to Ryuho's story. "Thank ~ you, Lord Tsuchikage!" Uchiha Garuda.... sounds perdy fearsome... I wonder if I'm ever going to walk out of his office... if he welcomed me in so openly, then he could kill me in his territory.. he thought, following after Garuda. They were allowed entrance into Iwagakure, and Ryuho could see that the Tsuchikage's guards were no longer accompanying him. They walked upon an immense rock formation, where the Kage's building is located. Although it wasn't quite the main building that Ryuho pictured. It was a small house..... quite informal. Ryuho shrugged, as he was an informal guy back at home anyway. Plain and simple. Ryuho looked at a distance to see Sasuto's figure. Ryuho waved at him, and then followed the Tsuchikage into his humble home.
He took a seat across from where Garuda would be at his desk. "Ah.... comfortable chair, Lord Tsuchikage! May I call you Garuda? Or...maybe Garuda-san... of course you can always call me Ryuho. Anyway my captain who wants to be called nothing else but Crow should be joining us shortly, if that's alright with you". Ryuho noticed an ink pen on the side of the Tsuchikage's desk. High quality... better than the one I used. It's important for us Kages to know what we use to write on the mission reports and files we get.... he thought. Returning to a serious tone and demeanor, Ryuho looked Garuda with deep sincerity.
"I'll tell you what I told the Kazekage, who is coorperating with us. A week ago, my village was attacked by two terrorists. We have identified one of them to be a Missing-Nin. One of my Genin has been kidnapped". Ryuho shows Garuda a picture of Kami Hanabira. "We have reason to suspect that this is a band of Missing-Nin we're dealing with, and that they're possibly organized. I don't know their motives, but I do know that the kidnapping is significant. One attacker could summon a wood giant that could tower any of the five villages. Do you see the threat that exists now? I'm going around informing the Kages about this, because I do think that a bigger plot is growing. And I want to snuff it out before it gets out of control. I want to know which village is with us... and which village is not.. I know that the Kazekage sent out some letters informing all of us about a Five Kage Summit. I would also like your assistance in helping find this Kami Hanabira girl, those rogues really do go through a lot of trouble trying to get her. Captain Crow was the one who pursued them, so I'm sure he can tell you more about the matter" Ryuho looked out the window now, giving Garuda time to process all of this, before speaking again.