1 In the Streets of Kumo [Zetsume Zix and Karōshi][No Kill] Fri Apr 26, 2013 5:57 pm
Takashi1
D-rank
From the top of the brown tiled rooftop, the village looked like a miniature. Takashi felt a thousand times taller from this height and reveled in the powerful sensation. The sun was about to sink behind the white mountain peaks and graced each dull building with a vivid yellow hue. The snowy wisps blown by the gentle afternoon winds glistened in the rays of sunlight.
Takashi had been sitting on that rooftop for two hours, but his mind wandered to endless lengths. At the beginning of hour one, he soaked in the divine beauty of the mountaintops. Watching the invisible hand of nature cast its magic filled him with vigor and passion. His body was abuzz as he saw slivers of silver snow slipping down the slope, listening to the howling wind, feeling the warmth of sunlight on his face. He felt home in the wilderness.
By hour two, he was daydreaming about scaling those mountains, effortlessly leaping from boulder to boulder until he reached the top where the air was thick and the view was amazing. He compared himself to his ninja heroes who conquered mountains as if they were anthills. He imagined the his greatness he would amass in years to come, to be on the same level as his idols. I could be the greatest warrior Kumo ever saw, but I'd have to be freelance. If I have to deal with one more stuck-up, good-for-nothing boss, then it's not worth the trouble. Maybe I could go rogue, be my own leader. Yeah. A wanted man. Someone to be feared. Takashi perked up, and his eyes practically bulged from his skull. Better yet, I could be a Kage! Yeah! Then I'll be respected and feared. And the most powerful guy in Kumo! Takashi literally leapt to his feet, slamming his black boots onto the tile roof with a thud. He pulled his gloves back, tightening around his wrists. He secured his tartan scarf around his neck. "What am I doing sitting on my ass?! If I'm gonna become Kage, I need to start training now!"
The boy jumped from the roof and plummeted down to the cobblestone streets below. He bent his knees, bracing himself. The tails of his overcoat followed behind him. The wind wailed behind him and enveloped him. He finally crashed to the ground, and the sound of his boots hitting the street was thunderous. He dashed forward, letting his arms trail behind. Although he was on the ground, his head was still in the clouds. Running at high speeds down the street and blissfully unaware, he could easily crash into someone.
Takashi had been sitting on that rooftop for two hours, but his mind wandered to endless lengths. At the beginning of hour one, he soaked in the divine beauty of the mountaintops. Watching the invisible hand of nature cast its magic filled him with vigor and passion. His body was abuzz as he saw slivers of silver snow slipping down the slope, listening to the howling wind, feeling the warmth of sunlight on his face. He felt home in the wilderness.
By hour two, he was daydreaming about scaling those mountains, effortlessly leaping from boulder to boulder until he reached the top where the air was thick and the view was amazing. He compared himself to his ninja heroes who conquered mountains as if they were anthills. He imagined the his greatness he would amass in years to come, to be on the same level as his idols. I could be the greatest warrior Kumo ever saw, but I'd have to be freelance. If I have to deal with one more stuck-up, good-for-nothing boss, then it's not worth the trouble. Maybe I could go rogue, be my own leader. Yeah. A wanted man. Someone to be feared. Takashi perked up, and his eyes practically bulged from his skull. Better yet, I could be a Kage! Yeah! Then I'll be respected and feared. And the most powerful guy in Kumo! Takashi literally leapt to his feet, slamming his black boots onto the tile roof with a thud. He pulled his gloves back, tightening around his wrists. He secured his tartan scarf around his neck. "What am I doing sitting on my ass?! If I'm gonna become Kage, I need to start training now!"
The boy jumped from the roof and plummeted down to the cobblestone streets below. He bent his knees, bracing himself. The tails of his overcoat followed behind him. The wind wailed behind him and enveloped him. He finally crashed to the ground, and the sound of his boots hitting the street was thunderous. He dashed forward, letting his arms trail behind. Although he was on the ground, his head was still in the clouds. Running at high speeds down the street and blissfully unaware, he could easily crash into someone.