1 Relocation (Mission/Tenjin) Wed Jun 06, 2018 9:54 pm
Myrddin
A-rank
- Mission:
- Mission name: Refugee Extraction.
Mission rank: B-rank.
Objective: Secure passage for refugees to be taken in by villages.
Location: Village Camps.
Reward: 500 ryo + 3 EP
Mission Description: Those who wish to vacate the Sand must be safely led to any of the evacuation and processing facilities set up by the villages. Pick up civilians at marked locations and help them get to a new home.
Development References: What Lies Beneath Event.
Mission Details: Ninjas will encounter a sizable group of civilian NPC refugees (30-50) and be instructed with escorting them safely to any of the four village camps where they will be processed and given refugee status. Whether is is a pack of wild beasts or roaming bandits, a group of 10 C-ranked NPC non-ninja threats lead by a single B-ranked shinobi (Nin/Wind/Earth, all library techniques B-rank and lower) will attack the convoy. The priority should be ensuring the safety of the refugees though there may be competent fighters among them.
Raphael took in a deep breath of the fresh morning air as he exited his tent within the Kumo border-camp, despite the circumstances of why he was here the young special jounin was glad to be back in his home country of Kaze no Kuni. The sun was just coming over the horizon casting a faint glow across the sand dunes that made up the land of wind, after a quick stop at the mess tent to grab some food the boy headed to the deployment tent to recieve his orders for today. "Ah Raphael good morning," came the voice of a jounin as the young shinobi entered the tent. "Good Morning," Raphael replied as he walked up to the desk that sat in the middle of the tent. Despite having worked with this jounin on countless missions during his time here in Kaze no Kuni the young special jounin could not remember the man's name for the life of him, and he was far too embarrassed to ask the man's name now after working with him for so long so the boy did his best to avoid names when speaking with the man. "What do you got for me today?" Raphael asked as he tried to peer over the files the man had press out over the desk, "well you know there is always work for those that want it, lets see what we can find." The man stated as he began looking over the different papers on the desk, "there is a courier mission, just some minor delivery of letters to the other village camps. It low key but if you want it you can have it," the man stated as he looked up to Raphael who simply shook his head. "Nah better leave that to the lower ranks, got to leave them something to do or they would just lay around in the sun all day." Raphael said with a chuckle which made the man burst into laughter, "that is so true," He stated wiping a year from his eye. "Alright let's see what else we got... Ah here's something, I was going to send a group but I am sure you can handle it on your own. We got some reports of a small faction looking for refuge among the villages, if you think you can handle it, it is all yours." The man said as he handed the boy the paper with the report he was talking about on it, "this report went to multiple villages so it is possible that you might encounter members of one of the other nations while out, in all honesty the leadership does not care where they go so long as the innocents get to safety and are out of the way when we move forward with our plans, so if another village shows up to take them by all means let them."
Raphael looked over the paperwork, the job was pretty straightforward as the man had said just an escort of some civilians, adding to the fact that the village was paying for him to pretty much just walk the group across the sand to any one of the village's border-camps it would be a cake walk. "I will take it," the boy said handing the paper back to the man before turning and exiting the deployment tent, pulling his travel cloak over his head as he headed for the gateway of the border-camp. The boy's journey to the civilians camp did not take the boy very long, the sun had not yet rose to the high point in the sky letting the boy estimate that it would be about a three to four hour trip depending on how fast the civilians were willing to move. Where the civilians had set up was just on the border of where Sunagakure once stood, the sight of the glass stained desert and rubble of buildings bringing the memory of that fateful night flooding back to the young shinobi.
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