Prison Breakers (Mission)
Mar 28, 2010 0:46:46 GMT -7
Post by Katsumaru on Mar 28, 2010 0:46:46 GMT -7
Prison Breakers
Rank: B
Danger: Medium
Posting Minimum: 8
Minimum participants 2
Maximum participants: 3
Description: Through a series of extremely well planned strategies, as well as with the aid of corrupt guards, groups of prisoner shinobi have managed to escape what was once thought to be an un-escapable prison within the village. Their ranks range from genin to chuunin but as a group they are a fearsome team. They have been locked up for some time now and have lost much of their fighting skills and physical strength, but still pose a minor thread. Capture the escaped criminals before any of them manage to flee into other countries!
How to complete: RP investigating the crime scene at the prison, following their trail, engaging the team and hopefully beating them! This mission involves some minor GMing for the enemy, which will occur once you search out for them.
Reward: 4,000
Rank: B
Danger: Medium
Posting Minimum: 8
Minimum participants 2
Maximum participants: 3
Description: Through a series of extremely well planned strategies, as well as with the aid of corrupt guards, groups of prisoner shinobi have managed to escape what was once thought to be an un-escapable prison within the village. Their ranks range from genin to chuunin but as a group they are a fearsome team. They have been locked up for some time now and have lost much of their fighting skills and physical strength, but still pose a minor thread. Capture the escaped criminals before any of them manage to flee into other countries!
How to complete: RP investigating the crime scene at the prison, following their trail, engaging the team and hopefully beating them! This mission involves some minor GMing for the enemy, which will occur once you search out for them.
Reward: 4,000
The walk towards the prison had taken several minutes and my mind had entrenched itself deeply into thought. Such a peculiar sensation arose within this twisted soul. Excitement, dread, anger, a vortex of emotions blending into a single, overwhelming sensation. Often had such sentiments tore into my consciousness, but with time and the proper stimulus, they too will fade. And truly did they fade as I approached the prison.
As the sun was at its zenith, the prison unveiled itself before these eyes from quite a distance away. The building stood high, two floors at most. Four towers higher than the walls manned by shinobi stood at each corner, equalling to a total of for. Additional guards stood at the top of the prison, eyes dancing left and right for the search of escapees. Perhaps these guards have allowed the convicts to flee? A speculation I believe to be accurate, but a mere speculation will not do and must be supported by the proper evidence.
I glanced backwards for a moment to see if the Etsuki too was close. Then my gaze returned to the gates of the prison. Age has had its effects on the wood, as tears spread its surface, and the colour had dimmed. The dent of time had not made its effect on the stones surrounding the gates, as they seemed untouched. A group of two guards stood by the gates and turned immediately.
”State your name and business.”The leftmost of the two said.
”Katsumaru Aburame.” rather than stating my business, I showed the stamped mission paper. Nodding, the guards waved me inside.
Within the panorama became slightly more bearable. None of the surrounding plant life grew near the wood. A number of guards, five, patrolled this area. Occasionally I saw guards walk forth from each side. Presumably the guards also patrolled the back parts of the prison.
Finally I arrived at the door to the main building of the prison. Finally my heart had halted its dance, and I entered. Again the guards within asked for my name and business, and with a similar reply as before, they asked no further questions. The entrance to the sell was to the left, and I glanced through the iron barred door.
The corridors were lit only by the light of the sun, it seemed. Either I could not see any artificial sources of light or they were nonexistent. The loud, rowdy shouting of the prisoners that had not escaped rung in my ears. Now I stood, awaiting Etsuki.