1 Left Foot, Right Foot(Kurai/Training/Private) Sun Oct 12, 2014 12:57 pm
Sanosuke
D-rank
"Would you like more tea Raikage-sama?"
Right beside Sanosuke was a female serf with her hair auburn hair tied hastly in a pony tail, with a tray of green chai herbal teal on it. She bowed low to the young kage to the point that Sanosuke wondered if the tea would fall off from how low the woman was bowing. It would have been a shame too, the Tsukino family made rather exquisite chai tea. A simple nod was what Sanosuke gave to the woman as he used his right hand to take one hot cup from the tray. Cupping the tea in his hands, Sanosuke blew on it gently so it wouldn't burn his lips as he took his first sips. "Thank you very much. Tell Mifune-san that I shouldn't be here any longer if he feels that I am intruding on his property for too long." Sanosuke said with a smile to the woman after he finished drinking his tea. He had come to the temple all of the time as a genin to train, and he really didn't want to impose Mifune Tsukino, a clanhead and partial owner of the estate for him to drop in anytime he wanted to. But he needed this area to train a new genin that has been showing promise throughout the academy of Kumogakure no Sato.
"Do not be ridiculous my lord. Mifune-dono has always welcomed your company ever since you were a genin yourself." The woman smiled herself before exiting to leave the braided hair kage to his thoughts.
As the screen door closed to have Sanosuke looking out of the front gate of the estate where visitors whom have made the trek can get a view of the gigantic household of the Tsukino clan, he looked up to see Navi flying around outside playing with the snow. The young wasp was darting through the snow moving faster and faster. Navi's color was almost that of the snow itself, so a passerby could easily confuse Navi's moving form as a single snowflake that had a mind of its own. It was already snowing in Kumo. It didn't shock Sanosuke since they were the village of the mountains, and so winter would normally come quicker for them than the other hidden villages. It just meant that training overall would be a bit difficult; especially for new genin. Sanosuke yawned as rubbed his arms a bit to keep himself warm. Fortunately, Sanosuke had gotten himself in the habit of wearing his Raikage robes whenever he would go anywhere public. They were more than enough to fend off the annoyance of the cold. He wondered if the genin that he requested to meet with him would be able to make it to the temple in these harsh conditions. It was hard enough already to get to them temple with worrying about electrified currents that flow freely from the gigantic rocks that loiter the pathway to the temple. But the foot of snow that comes to Kumogakure would not only amplify the electricity in the area, it'll also disguise the rocks that are giving off the electricity as simple hills of snow.
A hard task indeed, but this will show Sanosuke the incoming genin's resolve. Taking another sip from his tea, Sanosuke tilted his cap so that the snow wouldn't get in his eyes. Kurai Usagi... Sanosuke thought to himself as he continued his watch of anything that might resemble a genin trudging through the snow.
Right beside Sanosuke was a female serf with her hair auburn hair tied hastly in a pony tail, with a tray of green chai herbal teal on it. She bowed low to the young kage to the point that Sanosuke wondered if the tea would fall off from how low the woman was bowing. It would have been a shame too, the Tsukino family made rather exquisite chai tea. A simple nod was what Sanosuke gave to the woman as he used his right hand to take one hot cup from the tray. Cupping the tea in his hands, Sanosuke blew on it gently so it wouldn't burn his lips as he took his first sips. "Thank you very much. Tell Mifune-san that I shouldn't be here any longer if he feels that I am intruding on his property for too long." Sanosuke said with a smile to the woman after he finished drinking his tea. He had come to the temple all of the time as a genin to train, and he really didn't want to impose Mifune Tsukino, a clanhead and partial owner of the estate for him to drop in anytime he wanted to. But he needed this area to train a new genin that has been showing promise throughout the academy of Kumogakure no Sato.
"Do not be ridiculous my lord. Mifune-dono has always welcomed your company ever since you were a genin yourself." The woman smiled herself before exiting to leave the braided hair kage to his thoughts.
As the screen door closed to have Sanosuke looking out of the front gate of the estate where visitors whom have made the trek can get a view of the gigantic household of the Tsukino clan, he looked up to see Navi flying around outside playing with the snow. The young wasp was darting through the snow moving faster and faster. Navi's color was almost that of the snow itself, so a passerby could easily confuse Navi's moving form as a single snowflake that had a mind of its own. It was already snowing in Kumo. It didn't shock Sanosuke since they were the village of the mountains, and so winter would normally come quicker for them than the other hidden villages. It just meant that training overall would be a bit difficult; especially for new genin. Sanosuke yawned as rubbed his arms a bit to keep himself warm. Fortunately, Sanosuke had gotten himself in the habit of wearing his Raikage robes whenever he would go anywhere public. They were more than enough to fend off the annoyance of the cold. He wondered if the genin that he requested to meet with him would be able to make it to the temple in these harsh conditions. It was hard enough already to get to them temple with worrying about electrified currents that flow freely from the gigantic rocks that loiter the pathway to the temple. But the foot of snow that comes to Kumogakure would not only amplify the electricity in the area, it'll also disguise the rocks that are giving off the electricity as simple hills of snow.
A hard task indeed, but this will show Sanosuke the incoming genin's resolve. Taking another sip from his tea, Sanosuke tilted his cap so that the snow wouldn't get in his eyes. Kurai Usagi... Sanosuke thought to himself as he continued his watch of anything that might resemble a genin trudging through the snow.