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If we are marked to die, we are enough
To do our country loss; and if to live,
The fewer men, the greater share of honour.
God’s will! I pray thee, wish not one man more.
By Jove, I am not covetous for gold,
Nor care I who doth feed upon my cost;
It yearns me not if men my garments wear;
Such outward things dwell not in my desires;
But if it be a sin to covet honour,
I am the most offending soul alive.
No, faith, my coz, wish not a man from England.
God’s peace! I would not lose so great an honour
As one man more, methinks, would share from me
For the best hope I have. O, do not wish one more!
Rather proclaim it, Westmoreland, through my host,
That he which hath no stomach to this fight,
Let him depart. His passport shall be made,
And crowns for convoy put into his purse.
We would not die in that man’s company
That fears his fellowship to die with us.

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Ayame Choko, “the Sewstress”




Ayame couldn't help but lean into her hand with her forehead as soon as she shaw Fujitora. It wasn't even funny. It was just emberassing. After recuperating from the awkward moment when Fujitora walked in, she reached her foot over to the table on the other side and used her feet to shove it back, giving Fujitora a space. As soon as he'd sit down in his ridiculous outfit, she'd order some food. “Two boards of sushi, please.” Mika Minamoru nodded with a happy 'yes miss Choko!' before running off to prepare the food. In the short time period between the order and the delivery, Ayame would mock Fujitora's clothes. “Have you been hanging out with that Aoi Maquia girl, and did she dress you?” she said, smiling at her brother. She wasn't going to let this annoy her, because then Fujitora'd win.

With the sushi now on the table, Ayame grabbed some senbon from her front pocket to use as chopsticks. Everything had it's use. Luckily, these weren't the poisoned kind. She took a moment before she spoke up again, making sure to chew properly before saying something. “Fujitora-sama, I've gotten closer to him.” It was.. a cryptic message at best. Something that Ayame was known for, if you had to make a guess. “Do you remember what Sensei told us?” She would use her senbon again to lift another piece of salmon sushi into her mouth, chewing it well before continueing. “What is theirs, can be yours. I get what he meant with that now. We can take it. We can take all of this.” she said, while making a big gesture with her hands.

The messages she told Fujitora were all cryptic, as per usual for Ayame. Even if anyone did hear, it was likely not possible to completely decypher what exactly she was talking about, except for Fujitora, who would probably realize very quickly. Sensei, and taking things, were ofcourse always things Ayame had talked about since childhood. He'd be used to it, she supposed. “But I need some more time for that. It's obvious that he isn't sure. I'm from Amegakure after all, and he's from Kumogakure. It's.. different. But I can do it. Will you support me?”

As soon as Fujitora had answered, she'd go back home, leaving Fujitora with the duty of paying miss Minamoru. That's payback for dressing up like an idiot. She'd take a quick 30 minute nap before walking into the shower and grabbing some of her alchemy ingredients. She threw them all together, and mixed them up nicely. It looked, almost, like a poison. But instead, she smeared it into her hair carefully, covering it completely with black substance. As soon as she was done with that, she hopped in the shower and washed it out again, her hair losing the thickness of the substance, but remaining the black color. Walking out, she wrapped a towel around her and walked into her living room, wondering how Sentou was doing on her mission. She looked at the clock next to her bed and laid down. 3:40 PM. The mission Sentou got sent on, it wasn't a long mission. She would be back home soon.




Dotorame Osumari, “Doto-doto”




Doto was dumbfounded by Rin's reaction, oblivious as always to the fact that he had firmly grabbed her ass and foot. Before he could even respond Rin had already smacked him around and right through a wall, back into his own room. Slowly he got up, and rubbed his head. “What are you talking about Rin-chan! I didn't grab your ass, why would I do that! I'm not like.. like pervy-sage!” he said, thinking of Jiraiya and his crazy stories that were, nowadays, told in cartoon form. He grabbed his head tightly and bounced from one foot onto the other. “Oioioi... Rin-chan, that really hurt.. he said, bouncing around comically.

But when he opened his eyes again, as the pain bothered him less, he couldn't help but notice that Rin's bra had become undone when he had tugged on the string on the girls back while she was sleeping. Slowly it was sliding off of the girl, so Doto was quick to assess the situation and react. Which he did. By yelling loudly, pointing at Rin and jumping up and down. “RIN-CHAN! RIN-CHAN! LOOK!” Atleast he tried to warn her, which was the least he could do. He knew if he got closer to fix it for her, she'd probably smack him again, into the next house.

Almost at the same time, stumbling noises were heard on the stairs, as if someone was clunkily getting upstairs. Doto, who was no longer yelling at Rin, instead turned his head to the doorway, where a creepy looking man had now appeared. His skin was pale and his eyes were lifeless, but he was moving like a man. Doto didn't think much of it. “Oi! You must be the innkeeper! Arigato gozaimas for the soup!” he said, bowing lightly and comically. What Dotorame failed to notice were the blue strings of chakra attached to the mans major joints, such as the head, neck, elbows, shoulders, knees and hips, as well as the feet and hands. It was, obviously, a human puppet. But Doto was once again oblivious so he simply didn't realize, leaving it to the others to do something.
If you want fun, you should try and scare Gawain. :p
I don't want my characters to instantly know or 'feel' everything about everyone. Acting clueless is more fun. :^)
That'd be fucking cool.

Just kidding. If you do that you suck.



Orwen looked at Zacharias, rather unimpressed really, before he put his thumb and index finger together and made the 'money' hand gesture. “The latter is right, but my mother is currently residing in my castle, waiting for a smuggling boat to arrive so she can get out of this hellhole. I'd follow suit, and flee to Dawn, if it weren't for the many many amounts of gold I've invested in this forsaken country. So, be happy that I invested in this country, or there would be no Consano, and the lot of you would be rotting on a burnt out pile of wood because of the infection, bunch of barbarians.” He spoke with a refined tone, one akin to a nobleman. It was obvious he wasn't letting the man annoy him that easily. Orwen didn't look like a strong man, but his flail was deadly even if it wasn't handled by a skilled man. And a hidden dagger in his outfit made sure that even if he got disarmed by whomever, he'd have a backup plan. No, no. Orwen was all too sure that none of these people would try anything funny.

“Besides, if I fled, I'd have to abandon most of my slaves. Don't get me wrong, slaves are slaves, but they are also still human. It's one thing to capture and sell them, it's another to lock them in a room and wait for the plague to get them. Even I am not so cruel. All those little girls and boys.. dead.” He said it all with a fake frown on his face, as if he were saddened by their theoretical deaths. His frown quickly turned to a small grin, though. He took several large steps, walking around Zacharias in a circle, observing him closely and even plucking a small dust speck off of the man's clothes. He made a satisfied hmph! sound before he walked back to lady Buxton and sir Chester. “So, what is our first objective, oh mighty lord and lady.” He said it all with a comical tone, smiling at them as he did a small bow before them. It was obvious Orwen was having a bit of fun with them, despite the hierarchy officially stating that they were higher in both blood and rank. Orwen didn't believe in that, though. Money was power, and he had much more of that resource.

Then, a man entered and raised his hand. "I'd speak with your leader, Consano.. That is if you have one fit to speak with me. I can wait." Orwen couldn't help but grin at the man as he revealed his pricey travel garb. That seemed awfully expensive for a traveller. There was something off about this man. Something that Orwen couldn't quite place in his mind. A mage..? No.. the man looked too rugged for that, although his face was shrouded by the shadow of his hood. A traveller? It could not be, he was too well dressed to travel like this. Not alone, anyway. A foreigner? Maybe. Orwen had been to many countries to buy and sell slaves and to hire mercenary companies for dirty work. But he'd never seen this man's style of clothes. It was.. an impressive dress style. Orwen could see himself wearing something like that. Perhaps he should buy it off of the man.

Orwen's fingers went to his mouth as he dragged his thumb across his mouth whilst thinking on the stranger. “Yes-yes, you can wait. We can all wait. Time is not important for Mankind. In the end we die, regardless of whether you can wait or not. Everyone can wait..” he said, while spinning his thoughts inside his brain. It was a painfully cryptic and nonsensical thing to say, but it wasn't like Orwen was trying hard to sound like this - it just happened as he was preoccupied with thinking on what the man could be. “Ah, the leader. That'd be the men and woman who are carrying actual armor and weaponry, the most beautiful lady Buxton, and her companion, the most honorable sir Chester.” By now, Orwen's fingers were on his chin, tapping it lightly. He turned round and round, taking a few steps with one hand on his side and the other hand on his chin, the elbow leaning on the hand across his stomach. Without warning, he looked the strange cloaked man in the eyes, pointed at him and said, slightly loud, “I know! You are a foreign emissary from the kingdom of Dawn, who is sent to infiltrate the Consano. Why, you ask? Because Dawn fears the plague as much as we do, and is afraid the burning of innocent boats and the entire sea between them and us might not hold back this plague. So they sent you, their most valued assassin to come here and secretly aid the Consano. Atleast, until we are done and fucked the plague right up the ass, because after that you must clean up all traces you've left, and kill us all by slitting our throats in our sleep.” He looked at the man for a few seconds more, before standing back straight again. He clapped in his hands one time. “Or, instead of leaving me to make stupid guesses like these, you can tell us your name before you interrupt us so rudely, pig.”






Gawain stood at the side, crossing his arms over eachother. He felt slightly more at ease now that there were more people in the inn, and that he wasn't the center of attention. It seemed like the man parading around, strutting like a nobleman, was actually a slave owner. He wasn't sure if the man traded slaves, because he never said that. But he did sell some slaves, something that was common practice amongst slave owners. Gawain couldn't feel good or bad about the man. The man was right, in the sense that slaves were slaves. Gawain couldn't deny that, and it seemed like the slaves under this man had a somewhat decent life, if they lived in his castle.

But at the same time, did the Church of Light not say 'A man is born chained, and shall remain chained until death, but the only who may hold these chains is God himself, to lead man in life. Any man that holds a chain over another man is an abomination of hatred and disease, and is the illness that kills Gods' love for the world.' Was this man the reason God sometimes chose not to hear prayers? And at the same time, Nordic gods, although many in number, sometimes promoted bloodshed and death. So according to the Northerners, slavery was normal, as long as it happened in respect and fairness. A slave treated well, is better than a friend treated badly. Gawain couldn't make up his mind. He looked at Sarah as he noticed she had looked at him, and simply shrugged. “The man seems unfriendly, but powerful. I'd ignore his remark towards you, I'm sure he didn't mean to offend you, merely using you as an example. He's not yet learned that we are all equal here, in the face of death. I'm sure God will teach him that, sooner or later.” Gawain said to her, softly to not alert the others. He didn't mean to draw attention back to him. And although his words remained neutral, he wasn't so sure if he meant them. The man was somewhat hostile, but Gawain couldn't help but feel, so were the others in the group. He didn't like this. Gawain had always been a kind soul, and only had the sword for the sake of protection and, well, the Consano kind of required you to atleast be able to swing a stick at a cannibalistic plague struck man.

This group was nothing like that. There were no kind-souls here as far as he could tell. Gawain looked around the room and let his eyes watch each of them individually. Every single one of them, save himself and Sarah, seemed to be either hiding something, or to have grave wrong doings on their name. It was up to him to figure out which one of the two it was. And Gawain hoped most of them were wrong-doers, like Orwen was. Because then he'd not have to worry about stuff that could possibly still happen.

Gawain stood silent for a moment, looking at Orwen and the cloaked man. In the middle of Orwens' ramblings Gawain turned back to Sarah. “I'm sorry. I lied. I don't believe Orwen didn't mean it. He's.. evil. You can see it, hear it. He has no shame over it, a clueless wolf, not yet taught by God his duty and position in life. Time will come, I suppose, as it does for all men. But.. looking at the others none seems exactly like an epitome of piousness and chivalry. I am not sure if I belong in this group. And frankly, I suddenly don't feel sure the Consano can do what they say they can do. These men and woman aren't soldiers. They are bandits, thugs, assasins, daggers and cloaks, rapists, murderers...” he whispered, softly to ensure none of the others heard him. He turned sideways now, leaning his shoulder against the wall so he could look Sarah in the eye. “God planned this for me, this I know. He holds the shackles of a man's chain, and leads them to a good life. So it was intended for me to be here, to try and save Vahili. But I am not a soldier, I am not the best priest, and I am certainly not as..” Gawain stopped briefly in his sentence to come up with a word that wasn't as strong as 'evil'. “I'm not battle hardened like these people, I suppose. Why does God send me here?” He looked Sarah in the eye for a moment more before turning back around again and continueing to lean on the wall with his back. The question seemed more rhetoric to himself, that Gawain needed to voice this question to someone in order to relieve himself of it. He closed his eye and leaned his head back on the wall, not acknowledging the fact that a traveller had just walked in as well and sat down at the bar.
I suppose I should post, no?
Sunshines is terribly offensive.

Dotorame Osumari, “Doto-doto”




Dotomare looked at Daiki with an open mouth, causing some soup to slowly trickle out. “NANI? Throw away food, Daiki-sama? I need this!” he yelled at the top of his lungs. No way he was barfing this out. As soon as Daiki dissapeared, no doubt to go see what Aoi-sama was yelling about, Dotorame put down his empty cup of soup and walked towards the door, opening it and peaking around the corner, before walking towards Rin-chan. He knocked twice before whispering at the door. “Yoooo.. Rin-chaaaahnn.. open up...” He had obviously whispered way too soft for it to even be heard, but he didn't know that, so he simply grabbed the door knob and walked in without any further ideas. As he walked in he started talking louder, assuming Rin would be up and about. “Rin-chan! Oi, Daiki-sama said to waste food and barf it up, blabla, poison something blah. Oi, what's that string on your back?” he'd proclaim as he'd simply walk up behind her as she was still laying on the bed, most likely, and tugged on the string, whatever that string may have been.

As he stepped backwards from the bed, he accidentally tripped on the table, and in an attempt to save himself from falling onto the table and wrecking the entire inn, turned around at the last moment, turning around 180 degrees and ended up with his back towards the back. Now he couldn't right himself anymore as he found himself falling over rapidly, swinging wildly with his arms. He fell onto Rin's knees, and subsequently because of the waving hands, he'd grab with his right hand her left foot, and with his left hand her ass in an attempt to save himself from falling, which at this point was ofcourse futile. “Ehhhhh... Rin-chan.. why do you have your table so close to the bed, nahhh?”




Yamato Minamoru, “Young Master”




Yamato approached the Senju, who was well known atleast to Yamato, and the young boy besides him. That must be Giichi. As the Senju spoke out to Yamato, Yamato gave a short and quick answer. “Yes.” The Senju man seemed to understand why Yamato was here, who'd by now collected his flak jacket from home on his way here. He put his hand in the flak jacket's pocket and look at Giichi. The jacket and tie were unimpressive, but Yamato would refrain from remarking on that. Giichi seemed decent enough, and besides, the Uzumaki's were one of the few clans in this village that the Minamoru got along with. Besides, Giichi and Yamato had a highly compatible fighting style. It couldn't be all bad.

“Giichi-kun. Good to see you today. Please get changed into a more befitting attire. We have a mission. Rei will be joining us today.” Rei responded to her introduction by waving at Giichi, raising her hand which proceded to fall through the sleeves of her SAKURA hoody, which was obviously too big for her. “Hey Giichi-san! Good to see you again~! Please hurry, Oniisan Yamato wants to get started!” she said whilst smiling heavily, as she reverted to her original position by folding her hands together and holding them behind her back, still smiling and squinting her eyes due to her happy nature. Yamato ignored the gleeful squeeling that his sister produced and looked at Giichi.

After Giichi would get dressed for a mission, Yamato guided the two of the genin towards the village gates, the place where they traditionally got their missions. They approached the stand with the two guards on duty, and received their mission. Yamato decided to read it out loud for the two of them since it wasn't an overly exciting mission, nor a secret one. “Contractor: Yitsu Nobushi. Payment: 10 coupons per shinobi, for 50% off at Rue's Noodle shop in Sunagakure, as well as a kiss for everyone. Mission type: escort mission.

Dear Hokage, my name is Yotsu Nushide. I am just a poor merchant girl with a small family who is trying to survive in this cruel, cruel world. My wagon band has recently gotten stuck in the mud and we can't continue without help! Please, send some shinobi, we will gladly accept any shinobi as long as they can help us! You will be richly rewarded. Sincerely, Yotsu Nushide, poor merchant girl with a small family who is trying to survive in this cruel, cruel, crueeeeel world.”
The mission seemed a bit overdone. They could've just sent a single shinobi, who could pull the carts out of the mud. Instead, they had to make an entire lesson out of it for these genin..

Yamato sighed, then clenched his fists tightly. “Baka-hokage... sending me on missions like this..” He almost tore the paper in his fists by the time he was finished being annoyed at the mission. He simply looked at the genin, of which Rei was now talking to Giichi. “Giichi-san, I am so excited for this mission! I can't wait to get this done. It'd be my first mission, I mean, real mission, you know?! And it's even with my big brother, how coooool~!” She was even jumping in the air whilst clapping. Yamato smiled slightly, but not enough to shine through completely. He clapped his hands quickly to get the attention again and then put one hand in his flak jackets' pocket. Atleast that was nice, he could get used to that. “Let's go.” he ordered before leading them onto the road, Rei in tow as well as Giichi.

It wouldn't take long before they arrived, barely a 15 minute walk in the sun, as they found the carts stuck basically right outside the village walls. “Hokage-baka..” Yamato uttered as he looked at the carts. On top of the carts was a girl that presumedly was Yotsu. Yamato guessed her to be the same age as the two genin, although he couldn't be sure. Besides her, there were also an old man and two other people, presumedly the parents. Atleast, context said that they were the parents, because none of these people looked like the girl.

“Okay. Giichi, get the rope. Rei, attach the rope to the cart, and then both of you pull it out the mud while I push it.” he ordered, waiting behind the cart to start pushing.
So he's just pretty much slightly above average, but not too much.
Wait what, that's still pretty fucking strong for your average genin. :p
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