1 Aya please cheer up(No kill/Open} Fri Aug 16, 2013 4:28 pm
Aya Inuzuka
D-rank
It had been a week since Aya had been released from the Suna hospital, having made a swift and complete recovery, during her short time there. The pain from Hanbei's needles were still deep within her mind as she wandered off to meet up with Leo, who like the loyal dog he was there to greet her at the Hospital entrance; with their bags packed both were ready to make the long Journey back home. Using her good arm-the one that wasn't in a cast that still had a few weeks till it healed- she picked up her bag and the duo started to leave.
Only this journey would be one full of shame for Aya for obvious reasons, that Leo decided not to bring up. He was only one of many there in the crowd watching his owner rushing into the fight, only to be quickly handled by her opponent with a single blow. Yes Aya was strong, and no one could deny she was gifted, but there came a time in life where you would meet someone who could do it twice as better. Hanbei Gaunyin was that guy and she would have to learn that lesson by herself.
He could tell by the way she walked her shoulders slumped in defeat, with her steps lagging as they crossed the hot desert sand towards the main part of the village. The sun beat down on them, yet Aya seemed to be too much in thought to even care or let it affect her. Leo had never seen her so down like this, with so little determation left in her. The question of what had happened to the young girl he had been with before traveling here, lingered in his mind. "No" he thought she must learn this on her own.
He knew more than Aya about growing up with others who much more stronger, quicker, and smarter than him. He was after all the runt of the litter, but if he were to explain all of what he knew to her there wuld be no point. His partner would either ignored it or take it in and learn nothing in the process, bringing them back to where they started. "I'm sorry Aya, this time you're on your own."
Still even if Leo couuldn't help her out that didn't mean he couldn't at least take her out for a quick meal before hiitting the road. For the training he planned on them doing she was going to need the energy. "I have to contact sensei Skye too when we're back in Kumo so we can start on Aya's training there as well."
The locals Leo had met while he was alone , when Aya was in the hospital had been amazed by the talking dog with the evil glare, and were happy to tell him about a famous Curry house nearby that was famous for it's truly spicy curry that only the strongest could endure without begging for something to quench the painfully burning. When the dog asked if they had asked if they had anyother things on the menu, they assured him that not everything was spicy as they claimed and they did have stews and soups as well.
Satisfied he knew that was the prefect place to take Aya out to eat. Noticing that he was leading the way Leo used his sense of smell till he located the shop lleading them both in.
"I hope you don't mind Aya, but I thought it would be fun to try this place out before we go back home." He looked for some sort of reaction from her, but she only took a seat in a booth; and didn't even bother to look at the menu. Instead, she looked down at the table in deep thought while they waited for thheir waiter.
Only this journey would be one full of shame for Aya for obvious reasons, that Leo decided not to bring up. He was only one of many there in the crowd watching his owner rushing into the fight, only to be quickly handled by her opponent with a single blow. Yes Aya was strong, and no one could deny she was gifted, but there came a time in life where you would meet someone who could do it twice as better. Hanbei Gaunyin was that guy and she would have to learn that lesson by herself.
He could tell by the way she walked her shoulders slumped in defeat, with her steps lagging as they crossed the hot desert sand towards the main part of the village. The sun beat down on them, yet Aya seemed to be too much in thought to even care or let it affect her. Leo had never seen her so down like this, with so little determation left in her. The question of what had happened to the young girl he had been with before traveling here, lingered in his mind. "No" he thought she must learn this on her own.
He knew more than Aya about growing up with others who much more stronger, quicker, and smarter than him. He was after all the runt of the litter, but if he were to explain all of what he knew to her there wuld be no point. His partner would either ignored it or take it in and learn nothing in the process, bringing them back to where they started. "I'm sorry Aya, this time you're on your own."
Still even if Leo couuldn't help her out that didn't mean he couldn't at least take her out for a quick meal before hiitting the road. For the training he planned on them doing she was going to need the energy. "I have to contact sensei Skye too when we're back in Kumo so we can start on Aya's training there as well."
The locals Leo had met while he was alone , when Aya was in the hospital had been amazed by the talking dog with the evil glare, and were happy to tell him about a famous Curry house nearby that was famous for it's truly spicy curry that only the strongest could endure without begging for something to quench the painfully burning. When the dog asked if they had asked if they had anyother things on the menu, they assured him that not everything was spicy as they claimed and they did have stews and soups as well.
Satisfied he knew that was the prefect place to take Aya out to eat. Noticing that he was leading the way Leo used his sense of smell till he located the shop lleading them both in.
"I hope you don't mind Aya, but I thought it would be fun to try this place out before we go back home." He looked for some sort of reaction from her, but she only took a seat in a booth; and didn't even bother to look at the menu. Instead, she looked down at the table in deep thought while they waited for thheir waiter.