1 The Tide Raises Every Ship Wed Nov 16, 2016 7:33 pm
Gō
D-rank
The clouds were heavy in the sky today, grey everything in sight with their somber weight. Steadfastly they prevented any of the Sun's luminous warmth from penetrating through, thus thickening the air with a cool damp miasma that warned even those who were ignorant of natural processes the anytime soon a torrent would rain down from the sky. All around you could see people nailing metallic sidings across the facade of their windows, every now and then you would see a young genin who was likely much too far from his own village helping those who were too old or too weak to do so themselves. The loud crackling of thunder was oft heard overhead as if the cloud were stretching, cracking, and popping loud, unseen, and faraway joints in the sky as they prepared for the assault that was to come.
Down on the ground the wrath of Susanoo was evident as his gale's knocked limbs from trees and into the homes and streets inside of the small nameless hovel. As the winds grew the shrill and ominous sounds they made made the people of the hovel double their pace as it was apparent to all that they had little time before the real danger began. The Master of Storms's talons pulled at the little protection that the villagers had threatening to threatening to shred it with his intangible grasp. He awaited his brothers to join him in his assault on this little village on the outskirts of Mizu no Kuni's border. Through the winds you could hear his voice growing ever more impatient as his shrill whining swelled more and more shaking trees and blowing over small animals.
Then there was silence. The scene was set for the attack on the small island to begin, and now suddenly all of the assailants seemed to have changed their mind.
The thick, pluming clouds above the village seemed to have other things planned. First lightning plummeted from the sky stripping a tree of all of its vigor and pushing it over onto a nearby building crumbling an old family business filling the nearby area with the the smell of smoke and ionized air. Gō could do nothing, but leave his jaw agape as he watched the viciousness with which the lives of the creatures in the tree and those now buried in rubble were taken. Soon after the rain began to fall, a drop at first, but very quickly more. The winds from earlier returned, but this time with much more force, raising the tide above the hovel's ground level. Powerful currents began to form as those who couldn't find a home to hide in were soon ripped from the land. Gō watched the atrocity from atop one of the buildings that had yet to be assaulted. He had been taught to mesh with nature, but the sight before him went against all that he believed in, and the natural disaster stunned him too much for him to act on his own.
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Down on the ground the wrath of Susanoo was evident as his gale's knocked limbs from trees and into the homes and streets inside of the small nameless hovel. As the winds grew the shrill and ominous sounds they made made the people of the hovel double their pace as it was apparent to all that they had little time before the real danger began. The Master of Storms's talons pulled at the little protection that the villagers had threatening to threatening to shred it with his intangible grasp. He awaited his brothers to join him in his assault on this little village on the outskirts of Mizu no Kuni's border. Through the winds you could hear his voice growing ever more impatient as his shrill whining swelled more and more shaking trees and blowing over small animals.
Then there was silence. The scene was set for the attack on the small island to begin, and now suddenly all of the assailants seemed to have changed their mind.
The thick, pluming clouds above the village seemed to have other things planned. First lightning plummeted from the sky stripping a tree of all of its vigor and pushing it over onto a nearby building crumbling an old family business filling the nearby area with the the smell of smoke and ionized air. Gō could do nothing, but leave his jaw agape as he watched the viciousness with which the lives of the creatures in the tree and those now buried in rubble were taken. Soon after the rain began to fall, a drop at first, but very quickly more. The winds from earlier returned, but this time with much more force, raising the tide above the hovel's ground level. Powerful currents began to form as those who couldn't find a home to hide in were soon ripped from the land. Gō watched the atrocity from atop one of the buildings that had yet to be assaulted. He had been taught to mesh with nature, but the sight before him went against all that he believed in, and the natural disaster stunned him too much for him to act on his own.
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