1 One Cloudless Night { Invite Only } Fri Jan 05, 2018 10:05 am
June Koizumi
D-rank
The Village Hidden in the Clouds was a beautiful village to be sure. The serenity that surrounded the village, built on the mountainsides and connected by a network of complex but convenient insulated bridges, always seemed separate from the heavily militaristic identity that Kumogakure was known for. Flexing their muscles every once in awhile to remind the other ninja villages just why they were one of the five, the bustling of the ninja travelling from mountain peaks to mountain peak never disrupted the peace that always seemed to hang in the air.
At least, that was what her teammate was thinking, June thought. She listened to him drone on and on about the strength of Kumogakure, and of how the village’s strength matched and outmatched those of other nations. She wasn’t entirely sure still if he was a fanatic of the village, or if his philosophies glorifying Kumogakure were put as comedic banter to entertain himself and his team while they ate at one of their favourite barbeque joints following another successful escort mission to one of the nearby villages, but she didn’t pay it any mind. It wasn’t an entirely offensive thing to say, and he was entertaining at times.
Regardless, the redhead excused herself from the table for a moment, walking outside. The shop was located on a small outcropping of a huge mountain, with a large open space – manmade of course – in front of it where people normally rested after their meals if the environment indoors was too stuffy. She spotted a couple off to one far side, doing questionable things on one of the benches, and avoided them like the plague, instead sitting at the edge of the mountain to watch the empty horizon, letting her teammate’s words ring in her ears even as she simply took a break from the world.
She was dressed in her usual attire, her tiara and her collar gleaming slightly in the light but obscured from all but the front mostly by her hair. Her armor was marred with dirt from their mission, and her weapons remained out of sight, June having opted to leave them inside and seeing no reason to bring her weapons out with her. The moon was just rising in the distance, a small but bright white orb lighting up the dark night sky with its luminescence.
With the conditions as they were, it was difficult not to believe her teammate after all.
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At least, that was what her teammate was thinking, June thought. She listened to him drone on and on about the strength of Kumogakure, and of how the village’s strength matched and outmatched those of other nations. She wasn’t entirely sure still if he was a fanatic of the village, or if his philosophies glorifying Kumogakure were put as comedic banter to entertain himself and his team while they ate at one of their favourite barbeque joints following another successful escort mission to one of the nearby villages, but she didn’t pay it any mind. It wasn’t an entirely offensive thing to say, and he was entertaining at times.
Regardless, the redhead excused herself from the table for a moment, walking outside. The shop was located on a small outcropping of a huge mountain, with a large open space – manmade of course – in front of it where people normally rested after their meals if the environment indoors was too stuffy. She spotted a couple off to one far side, doing questionable things on one of the benches, and avoided them like the plague, instead sitting at the edge of the mountain to watch the empty horizon, letting her teammate’s words ring in her ears even as she simply took a break from the world.
She was dressed in her usual attire, her tiara and her collar gleaming slightly in the light but obscured from all but the front mostly by her hair. Her armor was marred with dirt from their mission, and her weapons remained out of sight, June having opted to leave them inside and seeing no reason to bring her weapons out with her. The moon was just rising in the distance, a small but bright white orb lighting up the dark night sky with its luminescence.
With the conditions as they were, it was difficult not to believe her teammate after all.
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