1 Dinner Room [ Inv Only/NK/ Sero,Teru ] Fri Apr 21, 2017 6:01 pm
Burittsu
D-rank
Venturing inside the house it was a dark and quiet but he recalled his way to the dinner room from his first encounter and visit that changed his life from that point on the hallways felt like they crept up on him crushing him but also protecting him. Most likely from the outside mother nature had its way with the outdoors whenever she pleased letting out storms or heavy wind enough to pick up a small child and send them off. The moon took over the sky bathing it in the bright light it was known for as it controlled the currents making them dance in and out flowing about and leaving sea shells on the shore. Each step he took was heavy since he was tired of the day's training his stomach was empty and a good warrior knows he or she must eat well before training to keep their heads on straight. Keeping them focused on the task at hand coming to a stop as he gazed outside into the darkness he was greeted by the white light of moon. Which blasted its rays around the darkness giving a tinted glow into the darkness of the forest as the large spiders themselves seemed once more to be on a hunt even they had to eat but even Burittsu was curious on how the wildlife was so stable.
With the amount each of those beast eat daily he began to wonder if they often killed each other and the winner would feast on the loser probably he was right survival did belong to the one who wanted it most. Sighing he looked back at the long hallway he traveled before taking his steps freely basically ready to dance if someone put on some music but in this case it would be his final meal with the two. Walking down the hallway he recalled his first time meeting Sero how dark and mysterious the manor was how it kept everything hidden in darkness never allowing light to expose its temptations. As he walked up to the door he could feel a colder presence then himself and it was Sero who stood there waiting to greet him but like always Burittsu was himself to the bitter end. Something Sero probably didn’t see coming but Burittsu did grow up into something different from the average shinobi he had most likely seen.
“Good times..”
Placing his hand upon the very door he entered from before this would be his last time inside the manor if Sero had any further plans for the shinobi he would just sit in the forest like he was used too. Pushing on the door to open it up he was greeted with an unusual amount of bright light something he wasn’t he used to being on this island with these type of people but it all seemed set. The table was set plates were ready the food was still in the kitchen cooking as the smell carried over into the hall causing the mouth of Burittsu to fill with saliva no one in the manor ever made food. If he chose to walk in there it was obvious the spiders themselves would be cooking to keep his hunger he decided to play smart and not venture into the kitchen in case he was right about the beast themselves making the humans food. It was weird when he thought about it but nothing in life was ever normal and easy to understand if it was than life itself would be boring and dull to everyone who looks upon it.
The chairs each had a red seat of their own only being three in total around the table Sero’s chair was obviously the one on the end and the remaining two was facing each other. Each on their own respective side this way eye contact would be made twenty four seven forcing conversation to be had. An evil plan indeed whoever seemed to set up the chairs in this format wanted something to come out of this dinner tonight something important between the three never less it was all meaningless. It was like how he told Teru eventually the two would be without the Yuki and everything will go back to normal Sero would put his time and effort into training Teru making her a better shinobi overall and one day pass her potential and become someone greater. Well that's how Burittsu thought it could be she was serious in her trainings more than he was in all honesty if he took her lead and did what she did probably the training would go smoother for himself. Learning jutsu and rising through the ranks faster than any other shinobi in the village he had his own goals just like how she has her’s Sero was the one who officially put him on this path. Basically inspired him showing him that even from the darkness a power can be used to protect those he cares about and grow a lot more stronger than using the usual methods of training.
Pulling out a chair he sat down on the lush red seat and placed his hands on the wooden table feeling around enjoying the designs and carvings placed into it the time they took to make the table was amazing itself. Each carving was told in its own unique way a story if you must one that needed to be told over and over to the little children so the spirit of it can always remain. Glancing on his arm once more he gazed at the scar that was now a part of him till he carried on to the afterlife it was a reminder to not bite off more than he can chew but he knew out there somewhere a stronger opponent was waiting. One that surpassed Sero and that was his goal from the start was to surpass his teacher and leave him in the dust having him gaze at his back as Burittsu furthers on without him. That was his one motive for staying to be stronger and beat his sensei one day that was the respect he had for the man and that respect would always be remembered and honored. Glancing around the room he did enjoy the details of how everything was brighter and stuck out giving life to everything for once he only wondered why the rest of the manor wasn’t so livid and full of life.
“I’ll recall this night till i’m old enough to pass down the stories on to the next generation.”
WC:1099
With the amount each of those beast eat daily he began to wonder if they often killed each other and the winner would feast on the loser probably he was right survival did belong to the one who wanted it most. Sighing he looked back at the long hallway he traveled before taking his steps freely basically ready to dance if someone put on some music but in this case it would be his final meal with the two. Walking down the hallway he recalled his first time meeting Sero how dark and mysterious the manor was how it kept everything hidden in darkness never allowing light to expose its temptations. As he walked up to the door he could feel a colder presence then himself and it was Sero who stood there waiting to greet him but like always Burittsu was himself to the bitter end. Something Sero probably didn’t see coming but Burittsu did grow up into something different from the average shinobi he had most likely seen.
“Good times..”
Placing his hand upon the very door he entered from before this would be his last time inside the manor if Sero had any further plans for the shinobi he would just sit in the forest like he was used too. Pushing on the door to open it up he was greeted with an unusual amount of bright light something he wasn’t he used to being on this island with these type of people but it all seemed set. The table was set plates were ready the food was still in the kitchen cooking as the smell carried over into the hall causing the mouth of Burittsu to fill with saliva no one in the manor ever made food. If he chose to walk in there it was obvious the spiders themselves would be cooking to keep his hunger he decided to play smart and not venture into the kitchen in case he was right about the beast themselves making the humans food. It was weird when he thought about it but nothing in life was ever normal and easy to understand if it was than life itself would be boring and dull to everyone who looks upon it.
The chairs each had a red seat of their own only being three in total around the table Sero’s chair was obviously the one on the end and the remaining two was facing each other. Each on their own respective side this way eye contact would be made twenty four seven forcing conversation to be had. An evil plan indeed whoever seemed to set up the chairs in this format wanted something to come out of this dinner tonight something important between the three never less it was all meaningless. It was like how he told Teru eventually the two would be without the Yuki and everything will go back to normal Sero would put his time and effort into training Teru making her a better shinobi overall and one day pass her potential and become someone greater. Well that's how Burittsu thought it could be she was serious in her trainings more than he was in all honesty if he took her lead and did what she did probably the training would go smoother for himself. Learning jutsu and rising through the ranks faster than any other shinobi in the village he had his own goals just like how she has her’s Sero was the one who officially put him on this path. Basically inspired him showing him that even from the darkness a power can be used to protect those he cares about and grow a lot more stronger than using the usual methods of training.
Pulling out a chair he sat down on the lush red seat and placed his hands on the wooden table feeling around enjoying the designs and carvings placed into it the time they took to make the table was amazing itself. Each carving was told in its own unique way a story if you must one that needed to be told over and over to the little children so the spirit of it can always remain. Glancing on his arm once more he gazed at the scar that was now a part of him till he carried on to the afterlife it was a reminder to not bite off more than he can chew but he knew out there somewhere a stronger opponent was waiting. One that surpassed Sero and that was his goal from the start was to surpass his teacher and leave him in the dust having him gaze at his back as Burittsu furthers on without him. That was his one motive for staying to be stronger and beat his sensei one day that was the respect he had for the man and that respect would always be remembered and honored. Glancing around the room he did enjoy the details of how everything was brighter and stuck out giving life to everything for once he only wondered why the rest of the manor wasn’t so livid and full of life.
“I’ll recall this night till i’m old enough to pass down the stories on to the next generation.”
WC:1099