1 Healing Dishonor [Kichirou Only/No kill] Tue Sep 03, 2013 1:47 am
Suzume
D-rank
I couldn't believe I had lost my match, I muttered to myself as I sat on the hospital bed. The doctor had patched me up from my last fight against the Yagatsuki girl. My hair was the bane of my existence, yet that was no excuse for a future matriarch of the Kōga. I had lost in a fight and thus had dishonored myself and my clan's name. Had this been in a real battle and war, the level of dishonor would've required me to die in order to restore my honor. That was one thing I could say I was happy about in this defeat. Losing in a competition would be somewhat acceptable, but I would still feel shame.
I nodded her head at the doctor's words though I paid him no mind, still too wrapped up in my grief to care. He let me go, relieving me from the prison-like hospital. I felt fine, of course that was due to the staff's amazing medical ninjutsu, something the Kōga clan wasn't very accustomed too. Pushing off the bed, I started to head down a hallway as a nurse pointed me in the direction of the exit. Slowly I strolled, my thoughts returning to all of my various experiences from the Chuunin Exams. I had killed wolves, defeated a Kiri-nin, and then was defeated myself by an Iwa-nin. I didn't really care for checking out the rest of the Exam matches. Watching would only sting my heart more. Continuing my walk, I was so caught up in my thoughts that I didn't realize I was letting my expressions to flow freely, being painfully obvious to passerby of my emotions.
I nodded her head at the doctor's words though I paid him no mind, still too wrapped up in my grief to care. He let me go, relieving me from the prison-like hospital. I felt fine, of course that was due to the staff's amazing medical ninjutsu, something the Kōga clan wasn't very accustomed too. Pushing off the bed, I started to head down a hallway as a nurse pointed me in the direction of the exit. Slowly I strolled, my thoughts returning to all of my various experiences from the Chuunin Exams. I had killed wolves, defeated a Kiri-nin, and then was defeated myself by an Iwa-nin. I didn't really care for checking out the rest of the Exam matches. Watching would only sting my heart more. Continuing my walk, I was so caught up in my thoughts that I didn't realize I was letting my expressions to flow freely, being painfully obvious to passerby of my emotions.