1 A Rekindled Friendship [Private / No Kill / Mitsuo] Sun Sep 22, 2013 8:54 am
Uchiha Oshiki
D-rank
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He didn't have anything to replace himself with anymore,the flower having been torn apart by the bamboo shoots back outside, and he couldn't even dodge properly at this speed. He had no defense, he had no protection, he had nothing, right now he was literally just going to have to take it. And take it he did. The first one ripped through his coat and dug into his flesh, and then the other ones hit him, impaling into his arm, each one breaking down into smaller shuriken, slicing through his flesh until there wasn't a single part of his chest or arms that wasn't covered in paper, and it felt like a million papercuts all over his body. He was just amazed that it hadn't dug far enough inside his body for it to cut any major arteries, but every second that they stayed inside him they hurt like hell, every other second new pain flaring up inside him, almost making him want to scream. Instead, he forced himself to stay on his feet, beginning to dribble blood from his mouth as he spoke.
"That all you got? 'tis but a scratch!"
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He had barely managed to get back to Konoha hospital in time, his body collapsing in on itself as he got through the doors, his consciousness slipping as he fell onto the floor of the hospital. This was not the first time that he was here this month, albeit this was a lot more serious than the first time. The first time he'd been punctured through the lung, that wasn't exactly something minor but it was not quite on the same level as this. The nurse seemed to recoil in horror as she saw the body of a shinobi, his face hidden behind a mask and hat and showing no clear identification of the village that he belonged to. What she was more horrified by was the state of his body. His chest was covered in hundreds upon hundreds of tiny knives, they were clogging up every part of the skin on his front, and by falling down he had impaled them even deeper into himself. It was barely even worth doing anything for this guy at this point, but out of a courtesy to the work that she did for the village, she decided to take his pulse any way. It was there, a little slower and weaker than normal, but there was a very clear pulse there. He might still have a chance after all, she thought
"Someone get a stretcher and prepare an emergency bed! We've got a new patient!" She yelled, before people milled through the hall, preparing the body for it's preparation and taking it out to an actual bed. As they finally got it into bed, the nurse who had found him took off the hat and mask for the first time and saw.... an Uchiha. Oshiki, to be precise. It wasn't that he was that well known, only being a Tokujo, but his last tenure in this hospital was pretty well known among the staff. He had, after all, run into the hospital with his chest bleeding profusely, his sharingan accidentally activated and scaring the nurse. As such, when she noticed who it was, she almost smiled. Of course he would end up getting into another situation like this, he was an Uchiha after all! they always seemed to run into danger like a little lost puppy. If she only did work on the Uchiha clan, she could probably retire within a year from the amount of injuries they ended up needing healed.
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It had been several hours later, but they still hadn't managed to wake him up. He showed no signs of being in a coma or anything, after all it was only natural that someone would be unconscious for this long an amount of time with an injury like his. Thankfully his lung wasn't damaged this time so they didn't have to put him on a life support machine, instead just covering his entire torso and arms with bandages to keep the wounds from reopening. They could do some more operations on him when he finally woke up, if he woke up at all. There was a chance that this large an amount of shock would put him into a coma, and the fact that he was found with such abnormal brain activity was not a good sign either. His heart had been racing a mile a minute, and when they had checked if there was anything abnormal with his brain they had found results that would suggest that he was on drugs. This was not a good sign, the supervising nurse thought as she looked sadly upon the beaten and bloody body that lay under the covers of the bed.