Naruto Saigen Roleplay

<r>It was oddly reassuring that Aimi seemed to be going through as much a mix of feelings as he was. But despite this Hisao couldn't help but feel her coarse laughter digging deep into his mind. She had pulled him apart the last time they had met, all with that laughter. Now that she was commenting ...

<r>Rai's honesty hit Ruadhri hard as he looked down at her, soft touch of her finger tips embracing his own as he leaned a little closer. She felt warm, alive. It was hard to imagine someone like her, so full of life could be so tormented. It was sad to burn her down to a case study but it seemed to...

<r>Lazily pouring the water into a cup Ruadhri let another small sigh pass his lips before he set down the kettle. Sad little smile on his face he glanced out at the white tree. The weather was still hot and there was just enough of a breeze that it wasn't too unpleasant. Picking up his cup and plat...

<r>Hikari listened quietly, honestly fascinated it seemed but when she spoke and edged a little further away he couldn't help but have his doubts. There was still other things, sitting and lurking there that he couldn't tell her. Yes he had been honest but was it his negligent dismissal of some of t...

<r>Scowl still firmly planted over his face Hisao took in each of Aimi's words with all the suspicion of a man making a contract with Satan. Sure, her words sounded nice and cushy but in a second she could turn into the heartless thing that had so much fun bullying him before. He had never liked bul...

<r>And so he told her everything. About his father and brother, the arrival of his second mother and sisters. About the work and the memories, the mysteries and the things he had missed along the way. All of it, the things that had made him who he was and always would be. About the influence of his ...

<r>It seemed like Ruadhri had stood right on the girl's sensitive side as she suddenly reacted. He hadn't expected that honestly, though maybe he wasn't thinking carefully enough. <COLOR color="#548B54"><s>[color=#548B54]</s><B><s>[b]</s>"A tad excessive isn't it?" <e>[/b]</e></B><e>[/color]</e></CO...

<r>The dull hum of the kettle competed against the soft sound of the wind fluttering into the kitchen from outside. Sitting there, waiting, Ruadhri glanced out of his window. Sat in front of him was a small pile of sandwiches, each still chilled from their continued visit to the fridge. There were o...

<r>Suddenly Hisao's meagre attempts at escape were faltered, one of the books was. . . stuck. Pulling a little harder he glanced up and steadily noticing the girl's foot he traced up her frame before eventually catching Aimi’s eye. She knew, she definitely knew, but something inside of Hisao somehow...

<r><COLOR color="peru"><s>[color=peru]</s><B><s>[b]</s>"That's fine"<e>[/b]</e></B><e>[/color]</e></COLOR> Hisao called back, <COLOR color="peru"><s>[color=peru]</s><B><s>[b]</s>"I can do just fine on my own for the repairs."<e>[/b]</e></B><e>[/color]</e></COLOR> With Hoten taking measurements and r...

<r><COLOR color="peru"><s>[color=peru]</s><B><s>[b]</s>"I suppose you're right" <e>[/b]</e></B><e>[/color]</e></COLOR>Hisao replied, looking at Hikari with a smile. It was true that he missed them, even if he tried to hide it, but at least he could accept that. He had a lot of stories about them, ma...

<r>So maybe they wouldn't come looking for her if they thought it was for the best? If it was for the best though, that could mean anything. Going silent Ruadhri just listened to the girl's crisis, but when it came down to it how much could he understand? She couldn't tell her family a thing, he had...

<r>Hisao had managed to get away for almost a minute before the crowd parted and the Ayatori suddenly leaped out to continue her verbal assault. In fact at this point he had already found something to eat, it had been easier than expected. Along the side of the crowd there seemed to be a collection ...

<r>Ruadhri walked lazily through the orchard as he began to make his way back towards the house. The wind was sending a relaxing breeze through the leaves but against the sun beating down on the back of his neck it didn't do much good. Pausing for a second he readjusted his tools, each still careful...

<r>Brushing a few more of the larger sections of dirt away, Hisao paused for a second as he glanced over at Hoten. The boy seemed to be making progress, must have been some sort of Shoshiki trick. He seemed to be garnering a certain amount of attention as well, that would probably cheer him up. Smil...

<r>With another sigh Hisao began to make his way towards the crowd, but something stopped him. Looking back he took a better look at the girl fast enough to catch her sudden nonsensical challenge, if it was even that. She seemed to have more passion than she could hold, he shouldn't have been surpri...

<r>Hikari replied with all the kindness Hisao was coming to expect of her but even in that he began to find problems. She was really becoming someone special to him no matter how long he tried to keep denying it.<COLOR color="peru"><s>[color=peru]</s><B><s>[b]</s> "Is that because we're a team?" <e>...

<r>The heat became more chocking the thicker the crowd became and in the furthest reaches of the market it seemed to intensify with each passing breath. Before too long Hisao found himself crammed into his own little space alongside the steady movement of the rest of the crowd. He had vanished insid...

<t>The sun was bright and heavy over the hot Iwa morning. The light was blinding even past the heavy shadows of the grey stone buildings and the faint clouds scattered across the sky. Hisao had spent another night in the library and it was beginning to show. There was only so much dim light one man ...

<r>Groaning loudly as Hoten shrugged off his question Hisao turned and returned to collecting the glass. The last few chunks didn't take much longer, within no time the pile of glass was sat in front of him in all its daunting mass. It was just begging to be put to good use. Unfortunately that wasn'...

<r>Hikari sat down next to him as she offered him a bowl of what looked to be ramen. Sure, she didn't answer his questions but that was probably for the best. In his state of mind anything he said probably just ended up as splutters and coughs. He needed someone to tell him what to do, but this was ...

<r>The slight rustle of the leaves caught Ruadhri's attention just as he placed the final seed into place. Pouring a little bit of water onto the mound he glanced down and smiled brightly before glancing up at the sun. The pink hued light escaped across the mounds and for a moment Ruadhri felt certa...

<r>Ruadhri found himself stunned by the sudden silence, though perhaps that was just the girl telling him he had gone too far? Sure, she had laughed only a little while before but now looking at her Ruadhri could see thoughts running through her head that should have only been hers. Growing silent t...

<r>Hoten jumped into action, but that wasn't always a good thing. His hands burst into seals and Hisao watched in horror as he chucked the bomb into the pile of bugs directly in front of him. The jutsu exploded just as Hisao ducked to the ground, various shards of glass whizzing past him to imbed th...

<r>Zzz. . . Black waves collapsed against a silver beach as Hisao looked out over the water. Below him the silvery grains crunched against his every step, above the dark sun glared down despite the darkness of the horizon. The world was silent but the soft clamour of the waves, but that was only bec...

<r>Ruadhri followed quietly, ears attuned to the gentle movements of the girl ahead of him. As he came closer the sound suddenly seemed to fade and die, as if the girl had just vanished. By the time he had arrived at her prospective location she was nowhere to be seen. Looking down on him was the wa...

<r>The girl almost jumped out of her skin as soon as she heard Ruadhri's voice, in fact it seemed more like she was ready to take his head off. He chose to trust her sense and kept up his smile even as she reached for her sword. Being a ninja, he now noticed, promised a certain amount of sense on he...

<t>Hisao felt the sheet ruffle slightly as Hikari drew in next to him and rested her head against his shoulder. Not saying a word Hisao lay back and looked up to the ceiling before shutting his eyes. Suddenly feeling another little touch against his leg Hisao glanced down before seeing Arata jumping...

<r>Hisao pushed chakra through his finger as he began to trace the seal against the ground. He had found the seal during his reading, but it was odd. There were chunks missing through it so for the most part he had spent the last day trying to put pieces together and form a jutsu he could actually u...

<t>Hisao paced back and forth in the centre of his usual training ground to one side of the city. The sky was dark but the clouds seemed stable, enough to not start pouring rain down on him anyway. The day had been sunny up till now but as soon as he needed to get to work it went pitch black, as per...

<r>Hikari didn't listen to a word he said. Sitting there, looking up at her he was just the same. There was so much going through his head, so many desires clashing against so many feelings. She was perfect but they had both said they would wait even if fate had conspired against them. Now that he s...

<r>Hisao shuffled to the side as he made room for Hikari, quickly realising that he was sandwiched between her and the wolf. What was worse was that Arata seemed to be snapping at him every time he tried to make a move for the books. The barking alongside the yelling of the girl was beginning to get...

<r>Without even getting a reply Hisao saw something slip through the door and into his room, a blur of white and red making circles as it promptly knocked over all of Hisao's carefully built towers. For a second he couldn't help but glance up at the ceiling, as if to check the sudden change wasn't g...

<r>The sudden clatter of knocks on the door sent shivers down Hisao's spine. It was almost perfectly on cue, like the reaper coming to collect his soul. Breathing in slowly the boy pulled himself to his feet as he placed down the book atop one of the many piles that littered the ground around him. S...

<t>Green eyes peered out at the open page as a shrouded claw reached out from under the cover. Slender fingers began to appear from under the fabric, gently turning the page as Hisao began on the next. A sharp gaze continued to follow the text, the book quickly becoming the only thing keeping him sa...

<t>Hisao's eyes traced over a scroll as he made another attempt to push the chakra into his finger tip. The technique was proving troublesome, unfortunately it was becoming more and more obvious how helpful it would be. More than once he had forced the chakra too far. The sudden surge had half explo...

<r>Through the swath of black hair Ruadhri only caught sight of the girl's eyes for a second, even then they remained a mystery. Her face was so shadowed he didn't even see a speck of white, it was as if they weren't even there. Ruadhri tried to take a second look but by the time he had realised the...

<r>Hisao glanced carefully at Hikari when she spoke. She raised an odd point, the inclusion of other people. Perhaps he had never thought about it, not in the same way he had thought of these two at least. Hikari hinted at more than just a team, though of course that was exactly what they needed. St...

<r>Hikari stepped forwards as she smiled softly, pushing up against him as she took a hold of his other hand. Hisao went silent, holding his breath for a moment as he watched the girl before he heard her soft voice give the quiet confirmation he needed. So she was 'content', that was more than he ha...

<r>The gentle sound of the reel clicking back into place flooded the small cave as Hisao watched in horror. He could see something in the reflection of the pond, a black figure coming closer with every ripple. He wasn't meant to be there, this was a place reserved for the dead but as he turned to lo...