Travels [Closed]

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Satoru made his way through the weathered landscape, the grass flowing mildly in the wind while rain tortured the ground. The monk was adjourned in an additional robe, his head covered by cloth but the rain had already soaked through, dripping past his eyes every few seconds. Anything in the distance was hard to make out, the rain and combined fog removing most distinct features but any natural of Amegakure would know which direction to travel to get anywhere.

The monk had made his way towards River, he had paid in advance for boat hire to cross over to the land of Moon but was still quite some time before he hit their boarders or even the coast to his boat. For the mean time he trudged along silently, his mind taking in every drop that slammed into the ground around. He loved the sound of rain.

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[~Emi~]

[Moved to River]

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The rain started to ease up, a sign to the monk that he was coming into River territory, it wasn't as humid and the landmass was lower to the ocean. The cloth that was wrapped around his head as a makeshift hood was removed, the fabric placed into a bag at his waist. He was pleased to have made his way to River, he was getting closer to his goals. He knew now that only a bit further was his hired boat. Then across the ocean towards Moon and he was there. Whether he return this way or not was up in the air at this stage.

His travels were mostly downhill from here, making his way down towards the coastline and to the harbor that held his vessel. The weather had eased up, only a slight drizzle remained while the sun was high and warm. The travels had only slightly made him weary, but he had enough energy to keep going until his destination, only there would he rest.

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[~Emi~]

[Moved to Moon]

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Having made it to the shelter of the boat, Satoru could only sit and watch the landscape behind disappear as the ocean swallowed their view. The hired boat had come with someone who was willing to ferry him across, to which he paid handsomely. The boat was small, but solid, only a few larger waves rocked it enough to make him grip a nearby rail. Otherwise the entire trip was smooth travel. The man guiding the boat was quiet, his own attention focused on getting them to their destination without harm and as easily as possible. Something that Satoru was grateful for.

Having come to a large dock, the boat was steered into a nearby noose and tied steady as the monk departed. The monk once again paid the man, this time for a return journey to not waste his time for his generosity and good service. With his feet finally on Moon he came to feel as though the journey was nearing an end. He slowly made his way further inland, happy to have made the journey so far.

[Exit]

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