1 The harshness of life [Raishi Kanetsu/private/NK] Mon May 08, 2017 4:01 pm
Yamada Kegare
D-rank
A sunday like any other, that's what the day seemed to be. It wasn't bad for Kegare though, who for once woke up without having had either a bad dream or too much pain. It seemed to be one of those days where his pain seemed to have passed the worst point and subsided a bit, which in turn gave the older man some time to take a breather and get his head straight.
While he took a shower, feeling the warm water flow over his skin, course through the wounds that covered both his body and face, Kegare actually found the sensation soothing rather than unbearably annoying. It was a certain relief that the pain was dulled down a bit, which the genin attributed to his more regular exercises and his more active way of living that he had taken up for himself.
"Hmm, the pain may be less ugly, but that doesn't go the same way for my wounds though," he moped a slight bit, brushing his teeth, combing his hair and affixing his signature smiling mask to his face.
For his attire, he'd just go with his usual extravagant three piece suite, boots and hat. After all, there was no point in having taste if you didn't show you had it. As he handled his gloves and straightened his bow tie, Kegare got his keys and went out of his appartment to head on over to the Bazaar, hoping to find some interesting stuff at the sunday market.
If he was any lucky, there might've been a stand with scrolls and other wares for shinobi, which was in this day and age a good business and with the old man having decided to take up his training again, anything that would be an asset was interesting.
At the Bazaar though, the masked shinobi was quite surprised by the amount of people already awake at the early hours, with thousands of people already scouring through the stalls and stands and checking out each and every vendor's wares and products. Kegare himself was doing the same as well, looking over all the stalls to find something that might've been interesting.
One of the stalls promised to have the best kunai's on the market, while another stall promised to have the best possible quality of armor that money could buy. It was rather amusing to walk around on the market when there was so much to see, hear and find.
However, when he had finally found a stall, which he actually found rather interesting, not because it had shinobi tools, but because it had a great selection of books and art, an incident happened which had the potential of truly ruining his day.
A bunch of bad mannered and roughnecked youths decided to annoy the vendor: an old woman who dressed a bit eccentric and stuttered.
Alas, when Kegare wanted to step in, things went from bad to worse, when one of the youths pulled out a kunai and threatened the old woman into handing over all her money and most expensive piece of art which she had for sale, which happened to be an old work from the Yamada Clan, the very thing that had managed to grab Kegare's attention.
"Stop with this nonsense, kids," The masked man looked towards the youths with a stern look in his eyes, but their response was that one of them suddenly gave the old woman a punch in the gut while the others ran off with their haul. "Goddamned, oy kids, stop it... madame, or you alright. Oy, isn't there a damn shinobi to stop those thieves?!"
wc: 616
While he took a shower, feeling the warm water flow over his skin, course through the wounds that covered both his body and face, Kegare actually found the sensation soothing rather than unbearably annoying. It was a certain relief that the pain was dulled down a bit, which the genin attributed to his more regular exercises and his more active way of living that he had taken up for himself.
"Hmm, the pain may be less ugly, but that doesn't go the same way for my wounds though," he moped a slight bit, brushing his teeth, combing his hair and affixing his signature smiling mask to his face.
For his attire, he'd just go with his usual extravagant three piece suite, boots and hat. After all, there was no point in having taste if you didn't show you had it. As he handled his gloves and straightened his bow tie, Kegare got his keys and went out of his appartment to head on over to the Bazaar, hoping to find some interesting stuff at the sunday market.
If he was any lucky, there might've been a stand with scrolls and other wares for shinobi, which was in this day and age a good business and with the old man having decided to take up his training again, anything that would be an asset was interesting.
At the Bazaar though, the masked shinobi was quite surprised by the amount of people already awake at the early hours, with thousands of people already scouring through the stalls and stands and checking out each and every vendor's wares and products. Kegare himself was doing the same as well, looking over all the stalls to find something that might've been interesting.
One of the stalls promised to have the best kunai's on the market, while another stall promised to have the best possible quality of armor that money could buy. It was rather amusing to walk around on the market when there was so much to see, hear and find.
However, when he had finally found a stall, which he actually found rather interesting, not because it had shinobi tools, but because it had a great selection of books and art, an incident happened which had the potential of truly ruining his day.
A bunch of bad mannered and roughnecked youths decided to annoy the vendor: an old woman who dressed a bit eccentric and stuttered.
Alas, when Kegare wanted to step in, things went from bad to worse, when one of the youths pulled out a kunai and threatened the old woman into handing over all her money and most expensive piece of art which she had for sale, which happened to be an old work from the Yamada Clan, the very thing that had managed to grab Kegare's attention.
"Stop with this nonsense, kids," The masked man looked towards the youths with a stern look in his eyes, but their response was that one of them suddenly gave the old woman a punch in the gut while the others ran off with their haul. "Goddamned, oy kids, stop it... madame, or you alright. Oy, isn't there a damn shinobi to stop those thieves?!"
wc: 616