1 The Birds and the Bees [Nova|Kirei|Private] Tue Nov 27, 2018 6:28 pm
Nova Makato
A-rank
Nova felt as though so much of her time in Konoha was being wasted, her lofty goals and aspirations on hold while she were here supporting a handful of Suna genin who followed her here to represent their village(even if it were still under construction). Even her creative outlets that came in the form of construction and design of puppets had stagnated, leaving her feeling unsatisfied and restless. Her lack of inspiration and motivation not only left her in a state of discontent, but Sasori too was clearly bored. The dark urgings of Sasori's mind were becoming more frequent, and almost hungry to action. More often than she would care to admit even to herself he would express his desire to create “art” in the macabre form of turning flesh to something less malleable, something that was an absolutely unacceptable to act upon especially when she were the current face of Sunagakure. If she did not find something to occupy her idle hands and mind, nothing good would come of it. The old saying were true, “ Idle hands are the devil's playthings”, though in this case the devil in question were the ancient mind of Sasori of the Red Sand.
Still early in the day, past dawn but before the day's battles for the chuunin exams would start, Nova would find herself yet again wandering the streets of Konoha. The smell of baked goods and herbal teas wafted through the streets, lending itself to a pleasant stroll through the still slow streets of the village she were a guest of. For her time here, she had kept her wandering well within the borders of the village. So much life and festivities seemed to gravitate all towards the center of the village, so much so that the outlying neighborhoods seemed to be of another village altogether. Further out from the heart of the village she would wander, finding herself quickly at the gate to the forest beyond even with her meandering pace and limp. Outside the village was not safe and protected as the interior was, and wandering alone could welcome trouble as her figure were not an imposing one. Even with that in mind, she did not fear what she might encounter for as usual she carried the scrolls with each of her creations bound within, waiting there for the moment she decided that she needed to utilize them. If she were to lose her will she had the self preservation that Sasori had to protect her as well, his body and mind more than suitable defense from most who would do her harm.
Though it were not her intent upon leaving her rented room, as her feet would take her through ancient groves and by trees that could fit several of her within their trunks diameters she felt the beginning pricks of inspiration. Though it were not the form of creation and art that Sasori desired, even the weak substitute of creation with wood as a medium piqued the puppet's curiosity. Touching her hands to the rough bark of one tree so large she could not even wrap her arms a quarter of the way around it if she tried, her mind wandered to what she could create from a canvas so large. Glancing back towards the village with a feeling of nervous deliberation in her stomach, she wondered if she were so far that the demise of one of these ancient oaks would not be so missed. As she believed true in so many aspects of life, to ask forgiveness were better than asking permission and as such she would unseal the monstrously porportioned scorpion that she had fondly named Doku Tsuki. Its purpose was often one of much more combat based interactions. In this situation its size and shape would make it a construct of utility, and slowly its bladed tail would begin to saw back and forth and into the bark of the towering oak before her.
666 WC
Still early in the day, past dawn but before the day's battles for the chuunin exams would start, Nova would find herself yet again wandering the streets of Konoha. The smell of baked goods and herbal teas wafted through the streets, lending itself to a pleasant stroll through the still slow streets of the village she were a guest of. For her time here, she had kept her wandering well within the borders of the village. So much life and festivities seemed to gravitate all towards the center of the village, so much so that the outlying neighborhoods seemed to be of another village altogether. Further out from the heart of the village she would wander, finding herself quickly at the gate to the forest beyond even with her meandering pace and limp. Outside the village was not safe and protected as the interior was, and wandering alone could welcome trouble as her figure were not an imposing one. Even with that in mind, she did not fear what she might encounter for as usual she carried the scrolls with each of her creations bound within, waiting there for the moment she decided that she needed to utilize them. If she were to lose her will she had the self preservation that Sasori had to protect her as well, his body and mind more than suitable defense from most who would do her harm.
Though it were not her intent upon leaving her rented room, as her feet would take her through ancient groves and by trees that could fit several of her within their trunks diameters she felt the beginning pricks of inspiration. Though it were not the form of creation and art that Sasori desired, even the weak substitute of creation with wood as a medium piqued the puppet's curiosity. Touching her hands to the rough bark of one tree so large she could not even wrap her arms a quarter of the way around it if she tried, her mind wandered to what she could create from a canvas so large. Glancing back towards the village with a feeling of nervous deliberation in her stomach, she wondered if she were so far that the demise of one of these ancient oaks would not be so missed. As she believed true in so many aspects of life, to ask forgiveness were better than asking permission and as such she would unseal the monstrously porportioned scorpion that she had fondly named Doku Tsuki. Its purpose was often one of much more combat based interactions. In this situation its size and shape would make it a construct of utility, and slowly its bladed tail would begin to saw back and forth and into the bark of the towering oak before her.
666 WC