Nurturing a Budding Spirit (Kumiko/Private)
Sept 15, 2013 16:18:27 GMT -7
Post by Deleted on Sept 15, 2013 16:18:27 GMT -7
[ENTER with Unconscious Kumiko]
Katsu walked through the streets of Kumogakure. The cold spring air whipping against his clothing. It was sunny, although the sun didn't give much warmth. Katsu was heading for a park near his location, to rest and relax. He had a broken right arm, although it was mostly healed by this point, and Katsu was enjoying his time off from being a Shinobi (although he had done some physical training to keep himself in shape.) Now though he was itching to get back to his training, he had so many things he wanted to learn to do!
For now though, Katsu walkeddown the street towards a park, oh... and he awkwardly held an unconscious Kumiko in his arms, relying on the strength of the sling on his right arm to support her tiny weight. Poor girl, she was so timid and shy, yet kind and probably a very good person. Katsu felt for her, which was why he was taking her to a park. So that when she recovered from her stress-induced faint she would have no other stress to bother her. Katsu for his part still had his soul anchored to hers, creating a bond of trust and comfort between the two that should let her be able to speak to him a little more freely than normal.
The park! A quaint little place that was filled mostly with flowering bushes and trees with some wide open sections for picnics, along with a few trails to lose yourself amongst the nature. On a cold day in Spring the park was empty, the flowers unblooming and the wind chilling even amongst the trees. Katsu wandered into the area until he found a large cherry tree, it's branches heavy with new leaves, and he laid Kumiko at the base of it. Taking off his formal Kazeraikou Haori very carefully, Katsu laid it across Kumiko's form to keep the cold off. Katsu could ignore the cold easily enough, but most couldn't and he didn't want Kumiko to catch a cold.
With all that done Katsu sat down next to her and waited for her to awake, knowing she never really stayed out for long when she fainted. (She'd done it half a dozen times or so in Katsu's presence he thought.)
Katsu walked through the streets of Kumogakure. The cold spring air whipping against his clothing. It was sunny, although the sun didn't give much warmth. Katsu was heading for a park near his location, to rest and relax. He had a broken right arm, although it was mostly healed by this point, and Katsu was enjoying his time off from being a Shinobi (although he had done some physical training to keep himself in shape.) Now though he was itching to get back to his training, he had so many things he wanted to learn to do!
For now though, Katsu walkeddown the street towards a park, oh... and he awkwardly held an unconscious Kumiko in his arms, relying on the strength of the sling on his right arm to support her tiny weight. Poor girl, she was so timid and shy, yet kind and probably a very good person. Katsu felt for her, which was why he was taking her to a park. So that when she recovered from her stress-induced faint she would have no other stress to bother her. Katsu for his part still had his soul anchored to hers, creating a bond of trust and comfort between the two that should let her be able to speak to him a little more freely than normal.
The park! A quaint little place that was filled mostly with flowering bushes and trees with some wide open sections for picnics, along with a few trails to lose yourself amongst the nature. On a cold day in Spring the park was empty, the flowers unblooming and the wind chilling even amongst the trees. Katsu wandered into the area until he found a large cherry tree, it's branches heavy with new leaves, and he laid Kumiko at the base of it. Taking off his formal Kazeraikou Haori very carefully, Katsu laid it across Kumiko's form to keep the cold off. Katsu could ignore the cold easily enough, but most couldn't and he didn't want Kumiko to catch a cold.
With all that done Katsu sat down next to her and waited for her to awake, knowing she never really stayed out for long when she fainted. (She'd done it half a dozen times or so in Katsu's presence he thought.)