1 After a day of hardship....unwind. [Private] Fri Jul 03, 2015 2:07 am
Taede
D-rank
A large cloud of dust rose from the ground, and seemingly was racing towards Sunagakure no Sato. Those around the city were alerted to seal their windows and follow normal protocol.
And now, for something completely different.
It was not a storm of sand or dust, and no haboobs in sight. No, this profusion of confusion and tumult was caused merely by a singular young man. A young man that happened to run too fast for the guard to catch his identity from their distance. After a few, lower-paced laps around the compressed-sand building (it was the most like rock one could have here, seemingly), he thought it was enough. Thus, he waited for the one that followed him - was he followed? he wasn't sure - to tail. At least, he thought he heard steps and running behind him. For now, Taede was panting, and was covered in sweat from his very, very thorough exertion.
Entering the spring...was like leaving Suna. It was completely different from any other environment in the village or anywhere in the Land of Wind. It wasn't humid, not arid either....and it was - Temperate? It was a bit of a sensory overload (confusion, perhaps?) to feel something so contradictory to what he ws used to. He got a shiver from seeing this new sight; his curiosity kicked in, a bit. The young one wondered what the rest of the place would be like, if he was so excited by this part; he'd been to other onsen before, of course, but none quite struck him like this.
Taede walked up to the secretary's counter, his hands behind his back, fully extended and cradling each other a bit precariously. As he posed his query, he rocked back and forth on his heels and toes; not noticing, it gave him a bit of a kiddish look. If he had taken any attention to it, he probably would have ceased immediately - he hated looking juvenile, in mannerism or otherwise.
"Hello....I'd like to ask, do you launder at all?"
The young man thought it nice that the receptionist was courteous enough to inform them....though a pleasant demeanour got you places, he supposed. Places that power didn't. Taede looked back one more time to make sure whether or not he had a companion, and then proceeded past the desk, through the curtain-doorway below the sign that depicted 男 (Dan - Men's). He slipped on a sock after entering the men's changing rooms, and luckily broke his fall, as if he was on the low end of a push-up. He sprung back up, and did a small stretch. The young man looked back, yet again, to check if he was being accompanied or not. Yes or no....?
With each look back he gave, if he was with the company he thought, Taede gave a short nod, a faint smile.
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And now, for something completely different.
It was not a storm of sand or dust, and no haboobs in sight. No, this profusion of confusion and tumult was caused merely by a singular young man. A young man that happened to run too fast for the guard to catch his identity from their distance. After a few, lower-paced laps around the compressed-sand building (it was the most like rock one could have here, seemingly), he thought it was enough. Thus, he waited for the one that followed him - was he followed? he wasn't sure - to tail. At least, he thought he heard steps and running behind him. For now, Taede was panting, and was covered in sweat from his very, very thorough exertion.
Entering the spring...was like leaving Suna. It was completely different from any other environment in the village or anywhere in the Land of Wind. It wasn't humid, not arid either....and it was - Temperate? It was a bit of a sensory overload (confusion, perhaps?) to feel something so contradictory to what he ws used to. He got a shiver from seeing this new sight; his curiosity kicked in, a bit. The young one wondered what the rest of the place would be like, if he was so excited by this part; he'd been to other onsen before, of course, but none quite struck him like this.
Taede walked up to the secretary's counter, his hands behind his back, fully extended and cradling each other a bit precariously. As he posed his query, he rocked back and forth on his heels and toes; not noticing, it gave him a bit of a kiddish look. If he had taken any attention to it, he probably would have ceased immediately - he hated looking juvenile, in mannerism or otherwise.
"Hello....I'd like to ask, do you launder at all?"
"We do, sir. There's another basket in the changing room, if you would like to use this service it'll take at least 45 minutes; you will use the red one instead of the wicker. You pay after you're finished, so please enjoy."
The young man thought it nice that the receptionist was courteous enough to inform them....though a pleasant demeanour got you places, he supposed. Places that power didn't. Taede looked back one more time to make sure whether or not he had a companion, and then proceeded past the desk, through the curtain-doorway below the sign that depicted 男 (Dan - Men's). He slipped on a sock after entering the men's changing rooms, and luckily broke his fall, as if he was on the low end of a push-up. He sprung back up, and did a small stretch. The young man looked back, yet again, to check if he was being accompanied or not. Yes or no....?
With each look back he gave, if he was with the company he thought, Taede gave a short nod, a faint smile.
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