Inhale . . . exhale . . . Don was very nervous about the assignment he had been given. He was just a ten year old Genin, yet he was here in the desolate night air of Iwagakure, peering down at a seemingly abandoned warehouse. Don was stationed on top of an adjacent building, it was about 30 meters high up. Dwarfing the warehouse that he was targeting, which only peeked at about 10m high. The warehouse, was fairly large though, equivalent to the size of a typical factory, about 75 yards.
A rouge breeze swept by a tickled Don's face, forcing him to sit down and bundle up. His legs draped over the edge of the building, while his bottom rested on the ledge letting him wait safely. The young boy wasn't alone however, Tamekaze was also with him. And Orochi V2, was dormant inside a scroll, hidden in the young boys sweatshirt. His sweatshirt was a dark orange and was covered by black almost trench coat jacket. This shielded his upper torso from the breezes, but his poor choice in lower body clothing left his legs chilled. He had a pair of simple black cargo shorts, black socks not long enough to be visible past his black rubber cleat shoes.
He was waiting for those who would be accompanying him, he couldn't be mad though, for he was early. Punctuality wasn't one of Don's things, but he really wanted to get this over with and was hoping his company would want to also. Sadly he was mistaken, so he would wait until his company arrived. Scooting back a bit before standing, he then stretched his young growing body. His body felt tense, from the cold air and his nerves being on edge. "Maybe I was assigned this mission, because of my meeting with that man from the other day. Or maybe this is a test of my skills as a puppet master. Or what if the village elders want me killed." Many other thoughts bounced around in his young noggin, as he stared into the dimly illuminated city.
Yellow lights made faint orbs, each fighting to make their presents known. No voices were heard, only the slightly cold night air whispering in Don's ears reminded him of his beating heart. "Ah!" He audibly barked, trying to snap himself out of his trance. Forming a trace of slowing blue wires, from all of his digits, he pulled Tamekaze near. Allowing his brother to take in the sight of their home, with his lifeless eyes. Don didn't care though, yes he regarded the puppet as a sibling, but he wasn't under the spell enough to actually feel empathy for it's lack of eyes. He didn't enjoy eyes in puppets much anyhow. It was too realistic and made the puppet look beyond fake, so Tamekaze had makeshift eyes. Simple indentations where the socket would be, then splotches of black , which could be moved to simulate eye movement. Obviously fake, but not disgustingly real.
"Today is a big day Tamekaze, so we gotta be sure to show whoever is accompanying us sees we are the real deal. Don Queso, Tamekaze, and Orochi V2 are gonna kick some ass!" Childishly and foolishly he riled himself up on the rooftop. But he didn't mind, he was feeling his inner strength pulsing through his body, and what was wrong with that? To make himself feel less foolish, his had danced through a few motions embedded in his mind and made Tamekaze join him. Puppet and child dancing and cheering on a rooftop, at a time far past curfew. The two looked like fools, surely a sight to see for the one who would be joining.
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A rouge breeze swept by a tickled Don's face, forcing him to sit down and bundle up. His legs draped over the edge of the building, while his bottom rested on the ledge letting him wait safely. The young boy wasn't alone however, Tamekaze was also with him. And Orochi V2, was dormant inside a scroll, hidden in the young boys sweatshirt. His sweatshirt was a dark orange and was covered by black almost trench coat jacket. This shielded his upper torso from the breezes, but his poor choice in lower body clothing left his legs chilled. He had a pair of simple black cargo shorts, black socks not long enough to be visible past his black rubber cleat shoes.
He was waiting for those who would be accompanying him, he couldn't be mad though, for he was early. Punctuality wasn't one of Don's things, but he really wanted to get this over with and was hoping his company would want to also. Sadly he was mistaken, so he would wait until his company arrived. Scooting back a bit before standing, he then stretched his young growing body. His body felt tense, from the cold air and his nerves being on edge. "Maybe I was assigned this mission, because of my meeting with that man from the other day. Or maybe this is a test of my skills as a puppet master. Or what if the village elders want me killed." Many other thoughts bounced around in his young noggin, as he stared into the dimly illuminated city.
Yellow lights made faint orbs, each fighting to make their presents known. No voices were heard, only the slightly cold night air whispering in Don's ears reminded him of his beating heart. "Ah!" He audibly barked, trying to snap himself out of his trance. Forming a trace of slowing blue wires, from all of his digits, he pulled Tamekaze near. Allowing his brother to take in the sight of their home, with his lifeless eyes. Don didn't care though, yes he regarded the puppet as a sibling, but he wasn't under the spell enough to actually feel empathy for it's lack of eyes. He didn't enjoy eyes in puppets much anyhow. It was too realistic and made the puppet look beyond fake, so Tamekaze had makeshift eyes. Simple indentations where the socket would be, then splotches of black , which could be moved to simulate eye movement. Obviously fake, but not disgustingly real.
"Today is a big day Tamekaze, so we gotta be sure to show whoever is accompanying us sees we are the real deal. Don Queso, Tamekaze, and Orochi V2 are gonna kick some ass!" Childishly and foolishly he riled himself up on the rooftop. But he didn't mind, he was feeling his inner strength pulsing through his body, and what was wrong with that? To make himself feel less foolish, his had danced through a few motions embedded in his mind and made Tamekaze join him. Puppet and child dancing and cheering on a rooftop, at a time far past curfew. The two looked like fools, surely a sight to see for the one who would be joining.
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