1 New Stake in Life [P/Sero/NK] Sat Apr 23, 2016 8:27 pm
Yurei
D-rank
Some people were the same type of monster. And some people were the same type of person. But the monster dwells in both you and me. But who is the grander? Hiking, treading through swamp grounds and desolate areas, Yasuo walked with a purpose. As they were told, they were to deliver a package to someone's home however it seemed this was not a normal delivery. Yasuo dwelled in the shadier specs of life for years and was used to work that others would stray from. Being the person they were, they could handle their fair share of blood and guts. They did make a living on the black market for their more exotic treats. Hehe, the smell of iron clotted but fresh tickled their nose and made their stomach turn and softly growl in hunger. Ah how they wish they could sample the fine specimen, it was of superb quality, the hearts of several middle age male jugo braised with oregano and a soy sauce and balsamic dressing, the men's fat boiled over and reduced in wine and set aside as a sauce. It smelled heavily and the meat was rare, practically bleeding. Yasuo was almost envious. No they were envious. Such a delectable meal and they were not going to have any.
Perhaps, Yasuo contemplated as they turn a corner, ignoring how an eerie fog set in. Perhaps they could find a way to stay for dinner? Yasuo was a fantastic chef among other things, a true gourmet and new how to take any cut of meat into the star of the show. The compliments Yasuo received for their five cheese and herb blend stuffed stomach were the most superb, almost as much as the dish. It made Yasuo giddy and chuckled thinking they would make a great wife. Everyone knew the way to a person's heart is through the stomach.
Alas, there was a shortage of viable partners in the market. Seems not everyone could match their taste. At least if the date went wrong for whatever reason, they wouldn't be alone for the night although it often got messy if Yasuo wasn't careful and kept their composure. With a heavy sigh Yasuo glanced at the miniature map with messily drawn on direction to their destination while crossing a crumbling bridge. It was stained with a dark red that almost turned copper like blood but was still wet in some areas, seemingly fresh. The stained was so engraved in the stone that it would lead others to believe it were naturally so. And narrow, oh it were quite narrow this bridge that is. Hardly any but still just enough room for a small cart. Of what they could not know. Without care they trekked on as if this were not so eerie as others would believed. They had no illusion this were not a dangerous area. They heard the rumors of course, of a terrible bloodthirsty beast. Of ghosts that haunted the land and the cries of the fallen victims still coursing through the area. The area was dark and shaded as if it were turned away and abandoned by the rays of the sun. And they believed them. Who ever lived here, as Yasuo caught a glimpses of gaps that reveal the ground where fingers dragged in hopes of surviving or something larger was simply dragged off beneath a blanket of mist, was not a fan of trespassers.
But the legends were old and obviously one way or the other found their way to the Mizukage's ear who was known for her brutality and militaristic agenda did not stop them or killed off the weed. Therefore this weed were either a noble (doubtful since everyone knew something was wrong with the nobility in Water Country) or the most likely answer, a shinobi of the village. One of a respectable linage and/ or high ranking enough to get away with what they pleased. Yasuo had suspicions of both. Therefore they were not worried. They had identification and had not broken any of Kiri's laws; they were just delivering a gift to the beast and nothing more.
At least that is what they liked to believe and not that they were walking into a trap. As Yasuo took off their shades and wiped the fog off them they felt a chill in the area unlike any other. A chill that was not of fear but. . .kinship? Was there. . .someone, like them, here? Intriguing. It seemed they weren't alone in the this courtyard.
760~
Perhaps, Yasuo contemplated as they turn a corner, ignoring how an eerie fog set in. Perhaps they could find a way to stay for dinner? Yasuo was a fantastic chef among other things, a true gourmet and new how to take any cut of meat into the star of the show. The compliments Yasuo received for their five cheese and herb blend stuffed stomach were the most superb, almost as much as the dish. It made Yasuo giddy and chuckled thinking they would make a great wife. Everyone knew the way to a person's heart is through the stomach.
Alas, there was a shortage of viable partners in the market. Seems not everyone could match their taste. At least if the date went wrong for whatever reason, they wouldn't be alone for the night although it often got messy if Yasuo wasn't careful and kept their composure. With a heavy sigh Yasuo glanced at the miniature map with messily drawn on direction to their destination while crossing a crumbling bridge. It was stained with a dark red that almost turned copper like blood but was still wet in some areas, seemingly fresh. The stained was so engraved in the stone that it would lead others to believe it were naturally so. And narrow, oh it were quite narrow this bridge that is. Hardly any but still just enough room for a small cart. Of what they could not know. Without care they trekked on as if this were not so eerie as others would believed. They had no illusion this were not a dangerous area. They heard the rumors of course, of a terrible bloodthirsty beast. Of ghosts that haunted the land and the cries of the fallen victims still coursing through the area. The area was dark and shaded as if it were turned away and abandoned by the rays of the sun. And they believed them. Who ever lived here, as Yasuo caught a glimpses of gaps that reveal the ground where fingers dragged in hopes of surviving or something larger was simply dragged off beneath a blanket of mist, was not a fan of trespassers.
But the legends were old and obviously one way or the other found their way to the Mizukage's ear who was known for her brutality and militaristic agenda did not stop them or killed off the weed. Therefore this weed were either a noble (doubtful since everyone knew something was wrong with the nobility in Water Country) or the most likely answer, a shinobi of the village. One of a respectable linage and/ or high ranking enough to get away with what they pleased. Yasuo had suspicions of both. Therefore they were not worried. They had identification and had not broken any of Kiri's laws; they were just delivering a gift to the beast and nothing more.
At least that is what they liked to believe and not that they were walking into a trap. As Yasuo took off their shades and wiped the fog off them they felt a chill in the area unlike any other. A chill that was not of fear but. . .kinship? Was there. . .someone, like them, here? Intriguing. It seemed they weren't alone in the this courtyard.
760~