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Posted with Yuuto.
Yuuto
The instructor did have a point. Flexibility made merging with the wind easier. For someone who didn't know which way the wind would flow next, it was a great necessity. He appreciated the wisdom and thought put into a single stretching exercise, knowing full well it's value and purpose, hoping that one day the student would learn to appreciate it, even if she didn't do so now.
However, that didn't change the fact that the two kunoichi still looked pretty silly.
Forgetting the fact he was supposed to be stalking silently observing the training, he let out a chuckle at their appearance. Again, this was why he was a samurai and not a ninja.
The instructor did have a point. Flexibility made merging with the wind easier. For someone who didn't know which way the wind would flow next, it was a great necessity. He appreciated the wisdom and thought put into a single stretching exercise, knowing full well it's value and purpose, hoping that one day the student would learn to appreciate it, even if she didn't do so now.
However, that didn't change the fact that the two kunoichi still looked pretty silly.
Forgetting the fact he was supposed to be stalking silently observing the training, he let out a chuckle at their appearance. Again, this was why he was a samurai and not a ninja.
Yuuto
Yuuto found the Hokage's speech on chakra being like a muscle rather interesting - it didn't deviate much from his own philosophy, that Chakra was like a form of inner strength that had to be cultivated, but surprisingly Ria's statement was the one that caught his attention the most; the one about becoming with the wind. He was a wind user himself, what with his Kusanagi having an affinity with the wind, but he had never thought about flexibility - when he had trained, he had always went for precision and swiftness.
Another thing he was observing was the people themselves as well as their lessons. From what he saw, the Hokage... didn't seem like the warmonger that people made him out to be. Perhaps it was exaggeration? Propaganda? I would have to wait and see.
Yuuto found the Hokage's speech on chakra being like a muscle rather interesting - it didn't deviate much from his own philosophy, that Chakra was like a form of inner strength that had to be cultivated, but surprisingly Ria's statement was the one that caught his attention the most; the one about becoming with the wind. He was a wind user himself, what with his Kusanagi having an affinity with the wind, but he had never thought about flexibility - when he had trained, he had always went for precision and swiftness.
Another thing he was observing was the people themselves as well as their lessons. From what he saw, the Hokage... didn't seem like the warmonger that people made him out to be. Perhaps it was exaggeration? Propaganda? I would have to wait and see.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaand I posted.
Feel free to notice the guy watching the training who is most definitely not suspicious.
Feel free to notice the guy watching the training who is most definitely not suspicious.
I swear, this is the eleventh time I've seen that street vendor!
Having taking more than a few wrong turns, Yuuto wound up going even deeper and deeper into Konoha than he intended. Eventually working his way through the city, he wound up realizing that in the general direction he was going the buildings were getting less and less dense. That was probably a good sign; it must mean he was getting out of the core and towards the gate. He supposed he wouldn't be having breakfast before leaving konoha after all, but he could make do.
Unfortunately for him, he had gone in the complete opposite direction - and wound up right in the training fields. There, he saw several ninjas - including the man who he had a sinking feeling was the almighty Hokage himself. He immediately turned to go back, but then he overheard their talk of training. His warrior's curiosity completely overriding any survival/escape instinct he may have had, he instead turned and leaned against a tree, watching with curiosity as to what these ninjas could do.
They were quite different from samurai, after all.
Having taking more than a few wrong turns, Yuuto wound up going even deeper and deeper into Konoha than he intended. Eventually working his way through the city, he wound up realizing that in the general direction he was going the buildings were getting less and less dense. That was probably a good sign; it must mean he was getting out of the core and towards the gate. He supposed he wouldn't be having breakfast before leaving konoha after all, but he could make do.
Unfortunately for him, he had gone in the complete opposite direction - and wound up right in the training fields. There, he saw several ninjas - including the man who he had a sinking feeling was the almighty Hokage himself. He immediately turned to go back, but then he overheard their talk of training. His warrior's curiosity completely overriding any survival/escape instinct he may have had, he instead turned and leaned against a tree, watching with curiosity as to what these ninjas could do.
They were quite different from samurai, after all.
Will post Yuuto being at the training grounds if half an hour if no objections.
...alright, three days of inactivity has driven me crazy.
Those of you who's OCs are in the Konoha training fields, do you mind if Yuuto crashes/visits/watches?
Those of you who's OCs are in the Konoha training fields, do you mind if Yuuto crashes/visits/watches?
I don't think anyone actually controls the Samurai General, but I had my guy send a letter to him anyways. Hopefully the NPC general will read that to the 5 kages.
Meanwhile, still looking for a way to be relevant.
Meanwhile, still looking for a way to be relevant.
The four kages were not the only ones who were headed to the land of iron.
In the air, a single messenger bird was flying towards the snowy nation. The bird was carrying a letter addressed for the Taisho - general - of the land of iron, a man whom would probably know Yuuto as the arrogant young brash hothead who had the gall to challenge the leadership.
To my esteemed Lord General
The last time we met, we met as adversaries. I was skilled by arrogant, failing to know humility. For that, I attempted to challenge your position and lost my place in my home. I have no right to beg for a pardon, nor do I intend to. I have come to accept my exile in disgrace. I only ask you to allow the kage to hear my words and for you all to contemplate on them.
When our great predecessor, Taisho Mifune, allowed the land of iron to join in shinobi affairs the world was threatened by a great evil. Even then, Lord Mifune allowed the shinobi to assemble in the land of iron for the purpose of unification, not division. We have long been taught to uphold peace and neutrality; is the republic's actions not going against those very teachings?
To the kage who are no doubt assembling for the summit, I have only this to say. I know not whether or not the lord general will even allow these words to be heard:
The last time the great shinobi met, all were united against a single threat. A great adversary was threatening to disrupt and destroy all that everyone held dear and cherished. Now, however, circumstances are different. Traditions were to end. Old feuds were meant to be cast aside without question. Those who believed the republic would come without resistance, that change would come without resistance, were foolish. As now only a humble ronin, I ask that you all reconsider your position on Konoha.
時の連 (ときのれん)
(The turning of time,)
昔の戦(むかしのいくさ)
(The battles of the past)
明日になり(あすになり)
(become tomorrow).
- Your humble student even in exile,
Narakai Yuuto.
XXXXX
Yuuto himself, meanwhile, continued wandering around Konoha, with one objective problem.
He was lost. Undeniably so. He could have sworn he passed this little vendor five times already. Scratching his head and ignoring the suspicious glances, he kept trying to find his way either to the gate or to a place for a meal..
In the air, a single messenger bird was flying towards the snowy nation. The bird was carrying a letter addressed for the Taisho - general - of the land of iron, a man whom would probably know Yuuto as the arrogant young brash hothead who had the gall to challenge the leadership.
To my esteemed Lord General
The last time we met, we met as adversaries. I was skilled by arrogant, failing to know humility. For that, I attempted to challenge your position and lost my place in my home. I have no right to beg for a pardon, nor do I intend to. I have come to accept my exile in disgrace. I only ask you to allow the kage to hear my words and for you all to contemplate on them.
When our great predecessor, Taisho Mifune, allowed the land of iron to join in shinobi affairs the world was threatened by a great evil. Even then, Lord Mifune allowed the shinobi to assemble in the land of iron for the purpose of unification, not division. We have long been taught to uphold peace and neutrality; is the republic's actions not going against those very teachings?
To the kage who are no doubt assembling for the summit, I have only this to say. I know not whether or not the lord general will even allow these words to be heard:
The last time the great shinobi met, all were united against a single threat. A great adversary was threatening to disrupt and destroy all that everyone held dear and cherished. Now, however, circumstances are different. Traditions were to end. Old feuds were meant to be cast aside without question. Those who believed the republic would come without resistance, that change would come without resistance, were foolish. As now only a humble ronin, I ask that you all reconsider your position on Konoha.
時の連 (ときのれん)
(The turning of time,)
昔の戦(むかしのいくさ)
(The battles of the past)
明日になり(あすになり)
(become tomorrow).
- Your humble student even in exile,
Narakai Yuuto.
XXXXX
Yuuto himself, meanwhile, continued wandering around Konoha, with one objective problem.
He was lost. Undeniably so. He could have sworn he passed this little vendor five times already. Scratching his head and ignoring the suspicious glances, he kept trying to find his way either to the gate or to a place for a meal..
CorruptedShadow said
Yes, they also did the same for the Jinchuuriki meeting at the summit.
Great. That means they can get a letter from an exiled samurai urging them to sever ties to the republic xD
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