Mission name: Stop that Thief! (Repeatable)
Mission rank: C
Objective: Stop the thief.
Location: Konoha
Reward: 300
Mission description: You're walking down the Market when you hear someone shouting for you to catch the thief; which you then see running away. Your job is to chase down and stop the thief, bring back the stolen goods, and then hand the thief off to the proper authorities.
Mission details: The thief is an Academy wash out who will absolutely refuse to give you his name. He has no skill minus basic Taijutsu knowledge and E3 stats, though he'll be more worried about running away and trying to escape than actually fighting you. However, if you do physically restrain him then he will likely attempt to fight you off, though it will be a pathetic attempt. Retrieve the stolen goods from his pockets so you can return them after he is handed over to the proper authorities and your job will be done.

“But you know very well that he will come back, it's important for him you know? Marking a light pose to lay the woven basket she had in her arms. It's only been a month, it's not long, and then ... did you just do the exercises he told you to do? I strongly doubt, you know if one day you want to look like him, you'll have to fight now and you train every day” Abathor has befriended this lady who gives him good advice.

Abathor says “oh” he was astonished at a revelation that was pointing the tip of his nose and began to sprout in his mind a flawless plan. But yes! You are right! You're not that stupid!” On these last words he made his way to the outside of their house.



A few moments later, on the oak ledge of the window overlooking the village, a small blue bird came to rest and chirped five times. The breeze was light, caressing the face and the hair of the old man whose dumbfounded eyes watched with a great calm benefactor, the little bird. The bird seemed to have flown for countless days, it squeaked in a strident voice as if panicked, the bird had a message of the utmost importance. A few hours earlier, the dawn had ended up giving way to the day, while a pirogue was returning from several days of fishing, in the sky was flying a blue chick, announcing a message.



In this azure sky, stained by great laceration flamboyant. Against strong seasonal winds, caressing the clouds and twirling. A little being waved his little wings frantically, sometimes up, sometimes down, he walked in the tumult without complaining, this little bird with brown plumage made this round every morning. He passed over this long river, and saluted the salmon, which swept up the stream, touching with its wings the splashes produced by the scales.



So frail, his endurance did not allow him to accustom him to support such important journeys, indeed from his cozy nest made in a clearing, he went to the great forest. Zigzagging through the pines and sequoias, who with the help of their big white green and strong greeted him.



He who ran in the heavens and danced in the air currents would then awaken the whole forest. Today he took the same route, saw the salmon and headed straight where the greenery reigned mistress. The sun rose as the meters traveled, the feeling that the heat gave him was nice and made his trip a more pleasant. After having done a cabriole, the traveling chick then went again to the destination he was so fond of. Entered the forest, he chirped a song, which did not leave indifferent.



The sun rose as the meters traveled, the feeling that the heat gave him was nice and made his trip a more pleasant. Abathor keeps going and going and soon he arrives back in his town. He sees a thief making trouble and he knows he has to chase him.



WC: 511

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Even though Abathor runs after the thief his mind is stuck in the forest. He pretends all the obstacles of the city are in the forest. In his head he is looking at the sun rose as it rises, the feeling that the heat gave him was nice and made his trip a more pleasant. There is no reason to be stressed out about a thief so he relaxes himself.



He was in the heart of the wildest nature, a waterfall that overlooked a small pond whose rustling sounds of beautiful waters gave an even more consistent charm to this unspoilt and beautiful place. The grass was green, and the innumerable species of flower would make anyone's heart sway, which would try to moisten its sweet scent.



Bees were foraging, deer were drinking, and rodents, rabbits and others were coming out of their burrows. The Owl, the patriarch, watched over things before going to sleep and leaving room for young people. The various animals that populated the forest then went in the direction of an immense and old tree, whose skeleton was imposing, its branches were long and knotted, and its pale bark must surely have seen the first ages of this world, and its foliage shone in the light of the sun, made the curve facing the mighty star. He does not know why he thinks of the sun like this. He loves the warmth it brings.



Abathor runs and runs and accidentally runs over the thief. He doesn’t know how he managed to catch up so fast. Most people can easily out run him. He sees that Hina is here to save the day and that’s why the thief stops. Nobody wants to mess with that lady. The thief gets up and runs at Abathor. He wants to leave through the weakest obstacle. Abathor is very weak but he does not give up for no reason. He puts his hands up and tries to work his old man powers except nothing really happens. Who is going to stop for an old man who has no strength to do anything.



“Don’t do anything crazy”



Abathor does not want this to get violent but he still wants to keep himself looking intimidating even though he is not. He knows if he gets attacked he is useless and will get hurt. He knows hina can help him out so he is not that worried. He feels his tummy rumble and wants to go grab the yummy smelling corndogs that are right next to them. He pulls out some money and goes to buy one to break the tension.



“Give yourself up and I will give you one corndog”



Abathor thinks back to when he was a bad person. He would have done anything for a corndog. They were so yummy and bready and they were never dry. The thief looks at the corndog with hungry eyes. Will he fall for this ultimate trick of Abathor’s playbook? He waits for Hina to make her move.



WC: 503/1014

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Abathor thinks that his plan will work. He holds out the corn dog and the thief turns his attention to only him. He hoped Hina will come get him when he is distracted. He thinks why does everyone think he is being nice and giving his corn dog away this is not being nice this is a distraction. Thn the corn dog is taken.



He is angry that nobody notices and feels the fire inside him grow. He wants to attack the thief when he takes his corn dog and runs. He jumps and falls because he does not have mad hops. Abathor takes off his shoe and throws it and surprisingly hits the thief with it by just a hair. He threw it out of anger but he did not expect it to hit.



Abathor watches hina tackle and comes to give the thief a couple kicks to show his anger. He is an old man ready to throw down like he was twenty. He picks up his shoe when the thief escapes and when people block him from moving any more Abathor starts hitting him with his shoe over and over again. The thief knows he has to give up now because nobody gets hit by this shoe and lives to tell the tale.



The thief is on the ground now and holding his hands up to block the shoe. Abathor has no mercy and keeps dropping the sole down onto the thief. It is not very hard because Abathor is very weak.



“I will teach you the ways of pain and despair”



Abathor wanted to be like a grandfather who affectionately took his children in his arms, watching them love each other and grow up, have fun and become in their turn old folks. It was the cycle of life, each loved one was placed so as to form a circle around his heart. In his center, posed cross-legged, he stood there, eyes closed, breathing calmly, he raised his left arm, and then came to rest on his unfolded forefinger a small brown chick, who chirped twice, to greet him.



The man was backless, bare-chested, covered with multiple scars, his hair was long and tied, his muscles were moving slowly. made the curve facing the mighty star. He wanted to be like a grandfather who affectionately took his children in his arms, watching them love each other and grow up, have fun and become in their turn old folks.



The thief made it very hard for Abathor to be the peaceful man he wanted to be. He wanted to punish him right here right now no mercy. He kept going at it until even he might be acused of being too violent. He wanted to have someone stop him because he wants to cause harm now. Being peaceful means he has to be aggressive to make balance. Balance is hard to reach without going to extermees. After getting his fill Abathor leaves.


WC: 489 / 1509


+300 ryo

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