Today was Thursday, with the time of 9:53 pm. There was no astral in sight that would grace the black heavens with it’s company. Hazama stood in a region void of light, with only the noise of The Land of Fire’s Wild Life to keep him company at the moment. As he began his slight near the vertex of the battle field he began to count the steps he took in order to measure distance. The Hyuuga held a total of five brown wooden pillars in grasp, each one no taller than four feet. Hazama would drive each of the planks into the earth below his feet. He stood in vertex of the cross he had created placing the final one before him. Each pillar had a kunai driven into it’s core where he would hang a paper lantern upon each hilt of the kunais. The four pillars were separated by forty-five meters from the main pillar planted in the middle. Each sectioned at North, West, South, and East. As the lanterns themselves gave off illumination they could not remove all of the shadows from the area. Every lantern’s blessing seemed to only erect a total of twenty meters each making distance and visibility a foe, and an ally. However a Shinobi is supposed to thrive in the darkness, and hide from the light to complete their task. That’s all they were after all forms of shadows.
Hazama made his way towards the valley while the gale made a brief appearance settling the waft against his face. The air seemed to be settling at 69 degrees, making the weather somewhat chilly hopefully it wouldn’t bother the contestants of midnight. The eight foot Hyuuga attire consisted of his Anbu garb, and mask hindering his face from any on lookers or watchers that happened to gaze at his face. Even his eyes were sheltered from admires. The Anbu Leader had decided to partake involvement in a fray between three genin. Swagbito a shinobi who specializes in Taijutsu, Kagami Himitsu also a shinobi who specializes in Taijutsu. With, Puredetā Rōarku the final genin who also specializes in Taijutsu. These three were residents of The Leaf Village, Members of Fight Club.