1 I'm Not Lost, You're Lost [Kirei/Mokusai] Mon May 14, 2018 9:56 pm
Jun
D-rank
- Mission Details:
Mission name: Find the Village
Mission rank: C-Rank
Objective: Discover the Location of the Lost Village
Location: The Forest
Reward: 300 ryo + 1 EP
Mission Description: You were told there is a village out here, now you just have to find it. Stay on the path, or you might find yourself lost.
Development References: Death Camp, part II
Mission Details: Lost in the middle of the Dead Forest is a Village; you must find the village, however this is no ordinary forest you will not want to be out here after dark so you better hurry or risk spending the night with the dead. The village will be in the middle of the forest and will be easily found so long as the play stays on its path, the village itself looks to be the Ruins of Kirigakure.
The day started out with a simple sentence: "It's about time you go meet your uncle Sero." The words spoken by Jun's grandmother were empty at the time, loaded with little to no meaning. Of course the girl had heard of her distant uncle and his odd habits. She knew he lived in an island off of the coast of the village. She had also heard it was infested with spiders and something about the efficiency of eating dead bodies. All in all, the man seemed strange from what she had heard, but what of it? If grandmother wanted her to meet him, then by all means. They could host a family dinner or something. What was it to her? She'd do her part, say hello, sit and eat. If she could fit a training session with her newfound uncle, even better. He was, after all, her grandmother's boss, technically speaking.
Jun should have known right then and there that it wasn't going to be that simple. She now stood at the edge of a forest, covered by a thick layer of fog. At her side stood Gin, strapping a giant tower shield to her back. "Take this shield to your uncle. There are ruins in the middle of this forest. He should be there," the older woman instructed.
"Hah? What do you mean should? And can't I just seal this thing in a scroll?" The teenager asked. The impatience was evident in her expression. She didn't particularly want to carry out this task but knew that she had no choice if she didn't want to spend the next month in a hospital bed.
"No can do, kiddo. I want him to see it as soon as you go in there. Besides, wouldn't want to make this little trip that easy for ya," her grandmother countered. Both were bullshit excuses. Jun would seal the giant tower shield into the scroll as soon as she was out of her grandmother's line of sight. "Now get going," she said, pushing the younger girl forward. She probably meant to give Jun a light shove, but wound up almost launching her against a nearby tree. The younger girl recovered her balance soon enough, though, and began to walk. "And remember: stay on the path!" Gin called to her.
Jun shook her head. "Yeah, yeah, old hag. Leave me the fuck alone and I'll keep being your pack mule," she mumbled, unsure of whether her grandmother would hear. Well, it didn't matter anymore. She was on the path to this forgotten village place. She felt the temperature drop sharply as soon as the fog enveloped her. She could barely see more than a few meters in front of her and the way back was beyond obscured. It was eerie how a place like this could make her lose her sense of time and direction so quickly. She had the feeling that it was the sort of area that would make animals growl at the empty air and compasses spin out of control. It definitely sounded like the type of place her uncle would enjoy, from what she knew.
Deciding it was as good a place as any, Junichi unstrapped the shield on her back and placed it on the ground alongside a scroll. It was an average looking thing, although sleek and functional. No doubt the materials were first rate. She traced her finger along the indentures in the middle that spelled out a word. "... Dumbass? What kind of gift is this?"[/color] the silver haired girl asked herself. No matter. It wasn't her problem. She rubbed her hands together and felt a chill run down her spine. She ignored it as she began to trace a basic shield on the piece of paper. Each hand placed on the seal and shield respectively, she activated the jutsu.
And nothing. No result. Nothing except a small caricature of her grandmother tap dancing appeared on the scroll. Jun gritted her teeth. It seemed like carrying this thing to the village was her only option. Wonderful.
She hoisted the slab of metal onto her back. Cursing under her breath, she kept moving on the path.
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