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Showing my Worth {Mission}
Fri Mar 14, 2014 6:32 pm
Show Your Worth
The surrounding area was nothing more than a small town with a handful of villagers comprising the entire population. It was between the borders of Fire Country and Wind Country and thus was rather small, as one would assume given its tiny borders. She simply walked right into the village without anyone so much as asking her what she was doing there. Such a thing was foreign to someone who was used to entering great villages that required her shinobi pass port among other things just so she could gain entrance. She sighed as she walked through the tiny town, the town full of tall wild grass that reached up to Yuki's knees as if she were a midget; well, to be quite frank, perhaps she was a bit short, even for someone of her age.
The thirteen year young kunoichi brushed through the tall grass in search of the location where she had left the money for her first client to pick up, hoping and praying that they had not retrieved it yet. After all, they would have to have moved from a much further distance than her to get there as their base of operations was much further away. Yuki wore a white blouse with pink lines and seams as well as a short-ish skirt that bore the same resembling pattern as the blouse. Underneath the skirt she wore boy shorts and on her feet she wore pink and white sandels which matched the rest of her wardrobe. On her hands were pink and white gloves with a small patch on the top of the hand which revealed her skin; said gloves were also fingerless, revealing her fingers with her long pink finger nails with cherries painted on them.
Yuki was an extremely apathetic and emotionally distant person. That was not to say that she had no emotions, on the contrary, she would occasionally feel things such as excitement and sadness but never would these emotions show on her outward appearance. She would almost never smile and almost never do a full frown or cry. She certainly was not the type to yell, either. She rarely raised her voice and would often speak in a simple, soft, monotone voice that people often had to be quiet in order to hear her. She would not repeat herself if someone missed what she said, either, which often led many to get frustrated or angry with her.
Furthermore, besides her apathy, she was extremely mentally ill in every sense of the word. Her favorite food, after all, was human beings. She enjoyed eating and munching on human flesh and drinking human blood, something that had caused her to become an outcast, wandering the lands as a Missing Ninja in search of someone who was willing to accept her way of life. She did not see how horrid her actions were and lacked any actual conscience, leading her to act without guilt, free from such typical human attributes. She would often fight to kill then feast on her opponent's dead corpse; or living corpse, if they somehow survived.
When she was only four, Yuki would always smile whenever she was with her mother and she was regularly at her side, holding her hand. Despite crying whenever she lost in sparring, she started to smile again as soon as she saw Tenshi, her sister, when she came to pick her up from the training dojo. She was considered incredibly weak and lacking in many areas including will power and resolve. She was incapable of properly fighting any of the other academy students her age and would often not even try. To many she was nothing more than a weakling who did not even want to become stronger. In fact, such a thing was true until the death of her family.
The death of her father, mother, and sister, having been killed in the chaos of a riot that occurred in her original home village of Kirigakure no Sato, a riot that caused much grief among everyone in the small part of the village, pushed her mind into a state of insanity. The majority of her emotions were wiped completely from her being and replaced with pure evil and the relentless intent to kill anyone who crossed her path. This newly acquired resolve to kill turned her into something of a 'monster'. She takes the side of neither good nor evil and will kill those affiliated with either if in the mood or merely for the sport of it. However, for some reason she bares a feeling of loyalty to anyone who is willing to accept her way of life and will not strike at them without reason. Her favorite color is without a doubt blood red, which leads to yet another highly unreasonable purpose for which she kills. At times she will kill simply because she wants to see the color again, splashing the blood across the room after they're dead just to see it on the walls and floor.
Due to her constant fights with unintelligent passer-byers and her seemingly emotionless look, many people are rather afraid of her whether it be because her preceding reputation or her careless demeanor when performing acts that would be considered by others are cruel and completely immoral. Regardless, she will question anyone with any position of authority without a moments hesitation. This has caused her to make a good number of enemies, however, the majority of said enemies did not survive to remain enemies. When Yuki fights in combat she never fights to knock out the other opponent or merely 'win'. She always goes for the kill and always fight as if it were a death match. If her opponent is not dead than the fight has yet to end. That is her resolve and logical view on combat.
Another tendency found in Yuki is her corrective personality. She tends to restate facts in a more technically correct fashion, which has earned her the title by some as a smart-ass or seen as too determined to be correct. This is not the point, however, her sole reason for correcting people's technical mistakes is to make sure everyone gets the correct idea, and do not believe what isn't necessarily true. At times, Yuki quite prefers a peaceful life of solitude, without the interference of others. She has an extremely improper social life, but is quite the strategic genius in battle; withholding the ability to conjure up plans at a moments notice, when they are most required - based on her own observations.
Yuki walked toward the place where she had been ordered to go, understanding the full extent of her mission. All she had to do, after all, was retrieve a trinket from some older female whom resided within the village she currently walked through. The mission seemed simple enough as the woman was not supposed to possess any particularly special abilities, as far as Yuki knew. She proceeded to walk, one foot in front of the other, her small hips swaying from side to side as the villagers looked on with curiosity, having never seen her around the area before. It was a small kind of town; the kind of town where everyone knew each other and anyone could recognize if something was even a little off. A small, emotionless, and monotone girl waltzing through the very core of their village, no one ever having seen her before, was definitely something that could have been perceived as a little off. In fact, Yuki supposed that it was odd of her to just walk in casually as if she had nothing to fear. After all, there was always the possibility that there were shinobi in the village, regardless of how weak they would be.
Yuki sighed as she looked around the village for the house that matched the picture she had been given, hoping to find the home of the elderly woman as soon as she possibly could. She glanced down at the image of the house, taking note of the fact that it was an oakwood home with a chimney and a white picket fence, a flower garden planted neatly in the front yard full of flowers and roses. Yuki bit her bottom lip as she realized it really should not have been so hard to miss a house such as this, though in the small town they were fairly common. Almost every home looked alike to her and she figured that was due to the fact that the same person probably had constructed all of them. She sighed with exasperation as she changed focus to the houses and buildings that she passed once more, analyzing them closely until something caught her eye in the picture. 'Wait a minute...' she thought as she noticed there was a symbol on the front of the house near the roof, a snake slinking around a stick.
She looked back up and looked all around her until she found the emblem on the front of a house near her, immediately changing her path to the home. She opened the gate and walked up to the front door, knocking politely as she awaited someone to come to the door. She needed not wait too long as the woman came to the door relatively quickly and greeted her. "Hello, young one. What is your business here?" she asked, seeming genuine and sweet in her words. Yuki simply shoved the old lady to the side and walked in confidently, looking around for the trinket to see if it was in clear vision. "Wh-wh-what are you-" Yuki slapped her roughly, sending her flying to the side as the woman rubbed her cheek. "Where the damn trinket?" Yuki asked, showing the woman a picture of what the trinket looked like. The old lady's eyes suddenly became serious and her scared frown turned into a sadistic smirk.
"Oh, so you're here for that? I assure you, you won't obtain it." she chuckled as her voice became deeper, her eyes turning a shade of red as fire erupted from both of her hands, clenching them into fists. "Oh? You're no old lady, are you, filth?" Yuki asked her as the old lady shook her head solemnly before transforming into a youngish man in his early twenties, looking rather ratty if anything. His fists still flamed on with a red fire, his eyes analyzing the girl before him. "Hm... What to do with you now that you know about the trinket? I think I'll roast you!" he shouted as he rushed towards her, his fist pulled back, still enveloped in flames.
Yuki jumped instinctively to the side, avoiding the punch as she aimed an arching kick at his head, hoping to connect. The man simply ducked, avoiding the kick before throwing a ball of fire at the young girl. Yuki then activated her gaunlets, feeling them grow and extend to full size as she pulled them up, easily blocking the flames as she kept them activated, rushing at the man at the full extent of her speed of 12. "Ha! You think that could hurt me? You're in over your head!" she shouted, swinging her fist at the man now, whom had little to no room to dodge as the house was relatively small. His eyes widened as he took the large gauntlet fist to the face, sent flying through the very wall of the house. He went skidding across the ground outside as Yuki followed him, grabbing him by the collar and lifting him up in the air. Everyone around them looked on with horror and curiosity as to what was going on as Yuki shook the man roughly. "Where is the trinket?! Tell me!" she shouted, her gaunlets having returned to normal.
The man in his stupor mumbled the rough location of where he believed it to be and Yuki dropped his body, returning to the home instantly in search of the trinket. She lifted the cushions off of the couch and found a secret compartment, which she pulled the string to, causing it to pop open with the trinket inside. Yuki smirked as she took the trinket and stuffed it into her pocket, turning around and leaving the home with the trinket in tow. 'Well that wasn't TOO difficult...' she thought to herself as she made her way out of the village, on her way to meet her client and receive her pay for a day of work.
Yuki ran at a great speed, using the highest speed that she possibly could to run in the direction she had come from, leaping over and maneuvering around obstacles as she struggled to escape as soon as she possibly could as the last thing she wanted was to get caught up in another fight. After all, she wanted to simply claim her reward and get on with her life. She did not wish to linger on this mission any longer than was necessary. She sighed as she returned to her new client after over half an hour of running, the trinket in tow. The first thing the man asked was if she had the trinket on her person and she nodded slowly, pulling the trinket from her pocket and handing it over to the man whom was her client. He analyzed the the trinket critically and went over it to make sure that it was the real deal before finally speaking up. "You did well." the man stated calmly, reaching into his pocket and retrieving a kunai rather than ryo. "Now you die, girly." he muttered as he launched himself at her, preparing to kill her.
Yuki giggled, side-stepping as the man hit the ground with a thud, clearly unskilled and not even a shinobi. Did he really think that he could handle her on his own? She lunged forward and punched him in the face, causing him to drop his kunai as she picked it up, stabbing him in the face repeatedly over and over again, the kunai penetrating deep inside his skull and clean through his brain. Yuki stabbed him as much as she could relentlessly, blood splattering all over her clothing and all over the ground around them as she didn't hold back. Double cross her? She would teach him a lesson that he would carry over with him into the after life! No one double crossed Yuki Akimichi! She finally slit his throat with a clean cut, tossing the kunai aside and searching his belongings for the money that she was owed for the mission, taking no more than that amount before placing it in her pocket and standing up.
With a salute, she turned around and left the area with her new money, hoping that she had trained enough to actually be somewhat strong now. After all, she had easily battled and defeated five skilled shinobi and even killed this man who had hoped to double cross her. In the end, she certainly felt a lot stronger than she did going into the mission and she hoped that she really was. After all, part of the reason that she undertook the mission was for the ryo, that much was true, but it was also so that she could get stronger and better herself. After all, she couldn't remain weak forever. That just wasn't in her nature. If she was to be a proper kunoichi and a proper cannibal, it called for getting stronger. She sighed as she made her way back to where she was staying, hoping that the ryo would be spent wisely as she had a bit of a habit of blowing money as soon as she got it. Hopefully that fate wouldn't befall her newly acquired ryo, however.
{TWC: 2631 for 3000 ryo and 6 SP; Also 7 JP}
Youka Tau wrote:Mission Name:Show your worth
Rank:B
Type:Theft
Character Requirements:Missing nin
Mission Location:Borders any
Word Count Requirements:2500
Repeatable?Yes
NPC?If an NPC will be present in the mission, and what their purpose will be.
Reward:3000
Task: You're new around here and we need to see what you can do! There is a trinket we want a elderly lady in a small town, get it back. You don't have to beat anyone up but we aren't telling you not to either.
The surrounding area was nothing more than a small town with a handful of villagers comprising the entire population. It was between the borders of Fire Country and Wind Country and thus was rather small, as one would assume given its tiny borders. She simply walked right into the village without anyone so much as asking her what she was doing there. Such a thing was foreign to someone who was used to entering great villages that required her shinobi pass port among other things just so she could gain entrance. She sighed as she walked through the tiny town, the town full of tall wild grass that reached up to Yuki's knees as if she were a midget; well, to be quite frank, perhaps she was a bit short, even for someone of her age.
The thirteen year young kunoichi brushed through the tall grass in search of the location where she had left the money for her first client to pick up, hoping and praying that they had not retrieved it yet. After all, they would have to have moved from a much further distance than her to get there as their base of operations was much further away. Yuki wore a white blouse with pink lines and seams as well as a short-ish skirt that bore the same resembling pattern as the blouse. Underneath the skirt she wore boy shorts and on her feet she wore pink and white sandels which matched the rest of her wardrobe. On her hands were pink and white gloves with a small patch on the top of the hand which revealed her skin; said gloves were also fingerless, revealing her fingers with her long pink finger nails with cherries painted on them.
Yuki was an extremely apathetic and emotionally distant person. That was not to say that she had no emotions, on the contrary, she would occasionally feel things such as excitement and sadness but never would these emotions show on her outward appearance. She would almost never smile and almost never do a full frown or cry. She certainly was not the type to yell, either. She rarely raised her voice and would often speak in a simple, soft, monotone voice that people often had to be quiet in order to hear her. She would not repeat herself if someone missed what she said, either, which often led many to get frustrated or angry with her.
Furthermore, besides her apathy, she was extremely mentally ill in every sense of the word. Her favorite food, after all, was human beings. She enjoyed eating and munching on human flesh and drinking human blood, something that had caused her to become an outcast, wandering the lands as a Missing Ninja in search of someone who was willing to accept her way of life. She did not see how horrid her actions were and lacked any actual conscience, leading her to act without guilt, free from such typical human attributes. She would often fight to kill then feast on her opponent's dead corpse; or living corpse, if they somehow survived.
When she was only four, Yuki would always smile whenever she was with her mother and she was regularly at her side, holding her hand. Despite crying whenever she lost in sparring, she started to smile again as soon as she saw Tenshi, her sister, when she came to pick her up from the training dojo. She was considered incredibly weak and lacking in many areas including will power and resolve. She was incapable of properly fighting any of the other academy students her age and would often not even try. To many she was nothing more than a weakling who did not even want to become stronger. In fact, such a thing was true until the death of her family.
The death of her father, mother, and sister, having been killed in the chaos of a riot that occurred in her original home village of Kirigakure no Sato, a riot that caused much grief among everyone in the small part of the village, pushed her mind into a state of insanity. The majority of her emotions were wiped completely from her being and replaced with pure evil and the relentless intent to kill anyone who crossed her path. This newly acquired resolve to kill turned her into something of a 'monster'. She takes the side of neither good nor evil and will kill those affiliated with either if in the mood or merely for the sport of it. However, for some reason she bares a feeling of loyalty to anyone who is willing to accept her way of life and will not strike at them without reason. Her favorite color is without a doubt blood red, which leads to yet another highly unreasonable purpose for which she kills. At times she will kill simply because she wants to see the color again, splashing the blood across the room after they're dead just to see it on the walls and floor.
Due to her constant fights with unintelligent passer-byers and her seemingly emotionless look, many people are rather afraid of her whether it be because her preceding reputation or her careless demeanor when performing acts that would be considered by others are cruel and completely immoral. Regardless, she will question anyone with any position of authority without a moments hesitation. This has caused her to make a good number of enemies, however, the majority of said enemies did not survive to remain enemies. When Yuki fights in combat she never fights to knock out the other opponent or merely 'win'. She always goes for the kill and always fight as if it were a death match. If her opponent is not dead than the fight has yet to end. That is her resolve and logical view on combat.
Another tendency found in Yuki is her corrective personality. She tends to restate facts in a more technically correct fashion, which has earned her the title by some as a smart-ass or seen as too determined to be correct. This is not the point, however, her sole reason for correcting people's technical mistakes is to make sure everyone gets the correct idea, and do not believe what isn't necessarily true. At times, Yuki quite prefers a peaceful life of solitude, without the interference of others. She has an extremely improper social life, but is quite the strategic genius in battle; withholding the ability to conjure up plans at a moments notice, when they are most required - based on her own observations.
Yuki walked toward the place where she had been ordered to go, understanding the full extent of her mission. All she had to do, after all, was retrieve a trinket from some older female whom resided within the village she currently walked through. The mission seemed simple enough as the woman was not supposed to possess any particularly special abilities, as far as Yuki knew. She proceeded to walk, one foot in front of the other, her small hips swaying from side to side as the villagers looked on with curiosity, having never seen her around the area before. It was a small kind of town; the kind of town where everyone knew each other and anyone could recognize if something was even a little off. A small, emotionless, and monotone girl waltzing through the very core of their village, no one ever having seen her before, was definitely something that could have been perceived as a little off. In fact, Yuki supposed that it was odd of her to just walk in casually as if she had nothing to fear. After all, there was always the possibility that there were shinobi in the village, regardless of how weak they would be.
Yuki sighed as she looked around the village for the house that matched the picture she had been given, hoping to find the home of the elderly woman as soon as she possibly could. She glanced down at the image of the house, taking note of the fact that it was an oakwood home with a chimney and a white picket fence, a flower garden planted neatly in the front yard full of flowers and roses. Yuki bit her bottom lip as she realized it really should not have been so hard to miss a house such as this, though in the small town they were fairly common. Almost every home looked alike to her and she figured that was due to the fact that the same person probably had constructed all of them. She sighed with exasperation as she changed focus to the houses and buildings that she passed once more, analyzing them closely until something caught her eye in the picture. 'Wait a minute...' she thought as she noticed there was a symbol on the front of the house near the roof, a snake slinking around a stick.
She looked back up and looked all around her until she found the emblem on the front of a house near her, immediately changing her path to the home. She opened the gate and walked up to the front door, knocking politely as she awaited someone to come to the door. She needed not wait too long as the woman came to the door relatively quickly and greeted her. "Hello, young one. What is your business here?" she asked, seeming genuine and sweet in her words. Yuki simply shoved the old lady to the side and walked in confidently, looking around for the trinket to see if it was in clear vision. "Wh-wh-what are you-" Yuki slapped her roughly, sending her flying to the side as the woman rubbed her cheek. "Where the damn trinket?" Yuki asked, showing the woman a picture of what the trinket looked like. The old lady's eyes suddenly became serious and her scared frown turned into a sadistic smirk.
"Oh, so you're here for that? I assure you, you won't obtain it." she chuckled as her voice became deeper, her eyes turning a shade of red as fire erupted from both of her hands, clenching them into fists. "Oh? You're no old lady, are you, filth?" Yuki asked her as the old lady shook her head solemnly before transforming into a youngish man in his early twenties, looking rather ratty if anything. His fists still flamed on with a red fire, his eyes analyzing the girl before him. "Hm... What to do with you now that you know about the trinket? I think I'll roast you!" he shouted as he rushed towards her, his fist pulled back, still enveloped in flames.
Yuki jumped instinctively to the side, avoiding the punch as she aimed an arching kick at his head, hoping to connect. The man simply ducked, avoiding the kick before throwing a ball of fire at the young girl. Yuki then activated her gaunlets, feeling them grow and extend to full size as she pulled them up, easily blocking the flames as she kept them activated, rushing at the man at the full extent of her speed of 12. "Ha! You think that could hurt me? You're in over your head!" she shouted, swinging her fist at the man now, whom had little to no room to dodge as the house was relatively small. His eyes widened as he took the large gauntlet fist to the face, sent flying through the very wall of the house. He went skidding across the ground outside as Yuki followed him, grabbing him by the collar and lifting him up in the air. Everyone around them looked on with horror and curiosity as to what was going on as Yuki shook the man roughly. "Where is the trinket?! Tell me!" she shouted, her gaunlets having returned to normal.
The man in his stupor mumbled the rough location of where he believed it to be and Yuki dropped his body, returning to the home instantly in search of the trinket. She lifted the cushions off of the couch and found a secret compartment, which she pulled the string to, causing it to pop open with the trinket inside. Yuki smirked as she took the trinket and stuffed it into her pocket, turning around and leaving the home with the trinket in tow. 'Well that wasn't TOO difficult...' she thought to herself as she made her way out of the village, on her way to meet her client and receive her pay for a day of work.
Yuki ran at a great speed, using the highest speed that she possibly could to run in the direction she had come from, leaping over and maneuvering around obstacles as she struggled to escape as soon as she possibly could as the last thing she wanted was to get caught up in another fight. After all, she wanted to simply claim her reward and get on with her life. She did not wish to linger on this mission any longer than was necessary. She sighed as she returned to her new client after over half an hour of running, the trinket in tow. The first thing the man asked was if she had the trinket on her person and she nodded slowly, pulling the trinket from her pocket and handing it over to the man whom was her client. He analyzed the the trinket critically and went over it to make sure that it was the real deal before finally speaking up. "You did well." the man stated calmly, reaching into his pocket and retrieving a kunai rather than ryo. "Now you die, girly." he muttered as he launched himself at her, preparing to kill her.
Yuki giggled, side-stepping as the man hit the ground with a thud, clearly unskilled and not even a shinobi. Did he really think that he could handle her on his own? She lunged forward and punched him in the face, causing him to drop his kunai as she picked it up, stabbing him in the face repeatedly over and over again, the kunai penetrating deep inside his skull and clean through his brain. Yuki stabbed him as much as she could relentlessly, blood splattering all over her clothing and all over the ground around them as she didn't hold back. Double cross her? She would teach him a lesson that he would carry over with him into the after life! No one double crossed Yuki Akimichi! She finally slit his throat with a clean cut, tossing the kunai aside and searching his belongings for the money that she was owed for the mission, taking no more than that amount before placing it in her pocket and standing up.
With a salute, she turned around and left the area with her new money, hoping that she had trained enough to actually be somewhat strong now. After all, she had easily battled and defeated five skilled shinobi and even killed this man who had hoped to double cross her. In the end, she certainly felt a lot stronger than she did going into the mission and she hoped that she really was. After all, part of the reason that she undertook the mission was for the ryo, that much was true, but it was also so that she could get stronger and better herself. After all, she couldn't remain weak forever. That just wasn't in her nature. If she was to be a proper kunoichi and a proper cannibal, it called for getting stronger. She sighed as she made her way back to where she was staying, hoping that the ryo would be spent wisely as she had a bit of a habit of blowing money as soon as she got it. Hopefully that fate wouldn't befall her newly acquired ryo, however.
{TWC: 2631 for 3000 ryo and 6 SP; Also 7 JP}
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Mission Record : Mission Log 
Clan Specialty : Ninjutsu
Village : Konohagakure
Ryo : 500
Re: Showing my Worth {Mission}
Fri Mar 14, 2014 6:37 pm
Approved, you also get 7 jp
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