1 Meeting the Mistress [Maniacal Mistress|S-Rank|Seven Bells|Open] Wed Nov 27, 2013 2:35 am
Yuudai
D-rank
Currently open
Doubts, they would always linger. Eating away at his mind. Questioning his every motive, his every choice, his strengths and weaknesses. There was never a moment of escape, always surrounded by the feeling he could do so much more. It wasn’t a good state of mind, considering there would always be someone better than him, and knowing one’s owns limitations would help severely than walking in to a fight and not knowing what they are capable of. You are your own worst enemy, or so they say. Accordingly, after the previous days failed encounter with Strafe, Kaguza, and the Kumogakure no Sato Jounin, Sanosuke, to stop the raiding Seven Bells, to thwart Io and Mizuru, from getting close to the Mizukage, clearly failed for the group of four. How? They clearly possessed enough force to at least delay the two, but that never occurred, in fact it seemed they ended up overlooking key aspects of the situations. He clearly had no direct conclusion as to why. Surely, they weren’t that weak compared to the prowess of the Seven Bells. Maybe it was himself?
Yuudai shook his head in an attempt to rid himself of these thoughts, to think of a more positive scenario, but he couldn’t. He was dwelling in his own way, not showing any physical signs, but letting it eat away at his brain. Clad in his combatative uniform, consisting of a dark gray jacket with a white and black pattern, a plain white sash adorning his waist to keep the two sheathed weapons by his side, and finished off with loose black pants and black combat boots, Yuudai ran a hand through his freed hair. Normally, he would have kept it tied back, but seeing as the task he set about for himself, he clearly didn’t bother wasting the miniscule seconds that it took to tie his hair and instead looked forward to the event that would proceed. There was also another reason behind not tying his hair, and that was the simple idea that his hair tie could be destroyed in the midst of a battle, thus he saved himself the time and would be better prepared for his vision to be obscured. Instead, he opted to wear a simple plain white cloth, akin to that of his sash, a headband, as the two ends of the cloth joined his hair in lightly being guided by the wind. Due to the recent events of the previous day, his mother had given the Sannin a necklace, one that was passed down to her from her father, which now was gently tucked in underneath his coat.
The sounds around the village weren’t the sounds associated with the Kirigakure no Sato that Yuudai knew. There was none of the constant buzz of civilians and shinobi going about their day. No more of the children playing. It seemed all of the ceased to exist now. All of it was based off of one thing, and one thing alone. The Seven Bells. If Yuudai had his way, they’d be gone, but that wasn’t how things worked. He was just a Sannin of the village, while known for capabilities, the other day had proven that he was still lacking, more than he originally thought to be. Was that what drove him to where he was now? Watching the village gates from a ways away, looking over the surrounding village walls, scouting out the situation. Was it because of word that had reached his ear about Mizuru and some of the Seven Bells elites were flanking the supply lines? Something more? He couldn’t answer, but knew that stopping them would be a minor role in the big picture, and in this case, he was willing to play this role however hard it would, however dangerous it was. This was not just for Kirigakure, but everything it stood for, and by relation, what Yuudai stood for. Still having a sense of individuality, he would do anything for the village he called home.
Standing on the top of the building, watching, Yuudai would wait. If reinforcements showed up or not. If he was attacked or not. He would do whatever possible to succeed in the goal.
A few seconds passed. Wordlessly, Yuudai pushed himself off the building, propelling his body forth, on to the road that the supply line was routed. The only thing left for him to do was to find the exact location of Mizuru’s attack, which wouldn’t take long given the information he had received before zooming off to this location. The rest was up to fate to decide.
- Spoiler:
- Mission name: Maniacal Mistress (Defensive)
Mission rank: S
Objective: “Mizuru and a squad of Seven Bell’s highly trained elites have flanked our supply line, and are leaving nothing but a fine bloody mist behind them in their tracks, Intercept and protect our reinforcements as well as our chain of communication and supply to the attacking forces!”
Location: Kirigakure no Sato
Reward: 1400
Mission description: Intercept and halt Mizuru’s rampage long enough for reinforcements to be sent.
Mission details: (Can only be taken once per character, with a minimum word count of 3500 words PER ninja)
Mizuru and a squad of 2 A rank ninja are attacking the posted lower ranking ninja and special Jounin guarding the supply way exiting the village, attempting to close the gates to the city and hold them so nothing can get through. Attack, and attempt to route their forces, the A rank ninja with Mizuru each have A rank Bukijutsu /Ninjutsu and each have access to the ninjutsu library as well as the fuuton library/ academy jutsu. Each bares A rank Katana’s capable of bisecting a human body. One of them is also Agile, with Frail, while the other is mighty, with bulky.
This mission is an ‘open’ repeatable thread with a limit of three participants. Should all thread participants complete the word-count within the time/turn limit and succeed in their objective the mission will result in a success, which may affect the plotline later! Failure to succeed may also have a negative effect! This mission can be taken by ninja of other ranks!
Doubts, they would always linger. Eating away at his mind. Questioning his every motive, his every choice, his strengths and weaknesses. There was never a moment of escape, always surrounded by the feeling he could do so much more. It wasn’t a good state of mind, considering there would always be someone better than him, and knowing one’s owns limitations would help severely than walking in to a fight and not knowing what they are capable of. You are your own worst enemy, or so they say. Accordingly, after the previous days failed encounter with Strafe, Kaguza, and the Kumogakure no Sato Jounin, Sanosuke, to stop the raiding Seven Bells, to thwart Io and Mizuru, from getting close to the Mizukage, clearly failed for the group of four. How? They clearly possessed enough force to at least delay the two, but that never occurred, in fact it seemed they ended up overlooking key aspects of the situations. He clearly had no direct conclusion as to why. Surely, they weren’t that weak compared to the prowess of the Seven Bells. Maybe it was himself?
Yuudai shook his head in an attempt to rid himself of these thoughts, to think of a more positive scenario, but he couldn’t. He was dwelling in his own way, not showing any physical signs, but letting it eat away at his brain. Clad in his combatative uniform, consisting of a dark gray jacket with a white and black pattern, a plain white sash adorning his waist to keep the two sheathed weapons by his side, and finished off with loose black pants and black combat boots, Yuudai ran a hand through his freed hair. Normally, he would have kept it tied back, but seeing as the task he set about for himself, he clearly didn’t bother wasting the miniscule seconds that it took to tie his hair and instead looked forward to the event that would proceed. There was also another reason behind not tying his hair, and that was the simple idea that his hair tie could be destroyed in the midst of a battle, thus he saved himself the time and would be better prepared for his vision to be obscured. Instead, he opted to wear a simple plain white cloth, akin to that of his sash, a headband, as the two ends of the cloth joined his hair in lightly being guided by the wind. Due to the recent events of the previous day, his mother had given the Sannin a necklace, one that was passed down to her from her father, which now was gently tucked in underneath his coat.
The sounds around the village weren’t the sounds associated with the Kirigakure no Sato that Yuudai knew. There was none of the constant buzz of civilians and shinobi going about their day. No more of the children playing. It seemed all of the ceased to exist now. All of it was based off of one thing, and one thing alone. The Seven Bells. If Yuudai had his way, they’d be gone, but that wasn’t how things worked. He was just a Sannin of the village, while known for capabilities, the other day had proven that he was still lacking, more than he originally thought to be. Was that what drove him to where he was now? Watching the village gates from a ways away, looking over the surrounding village walls, scouting out the situation. Was it because of word that had reached his ear about Mizuru and some of the Seven Bells elites were flanking the supply lines? Something more? He couldn’t answer, but knew that stopping them would be a minor role in the big picture, and in this case, he was willing to play this role however hard it would, however dangerous it was. This was not just for Kirigakure, but everything it stood for, and by relation, what Yuudai stood for. Still having a sense of individuality, he would do anything for the village he called home.
Standing on the top of the building, watching, Yuudai would wait. If reinforcements showed up or not. If he was attacked or not. He would do whatever possible to succeed in the goal.
A few seconds passed. Wordlessly, Yuudai pushed himself off the building, propelling his body forth, on to the road that the supply line was routed. The only thing left for him to do was to find the exact location of Mizuru’s attack, which wouldn’t take long given the information he had received before zooming off to this location. The rest was up to fate to decide.
Running word count: 778