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Test Drive Post!
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Okay everyone, it's time to test some people out! The rules of the game are simple. You have a character you would like to try out as a native to the setting of this game. You want to see if this is the right setting to play said character in, right? Well, then all you have to do is drop them into this post as a top level comment with this as the header: Character name | Series (OC's just put Original here) | Planned Village Affiliation Then you comment around and play with everyone else! If you need some ideas on how to get started, you can drop your character in during the middle of a mission, have them at an eatery around their village, or maybe even just doing weapons practice. It's up to you how you want to set out, so feel free to put your characters in this version of the Naruto universe however it most seems appropriate. Just be sure to say where you put them somewhere in your post though, otherwise two people might not even be threading in the same country. One last thing! Remember that your character was born in this universe, so whatever else you decide, your character is a world native, even if they might be a tourist in the village you decided to test them out on. And that's it. Just be good to each other and have fun! Threads you do here can count toward future activity checks, so long as the person you're threading with gets in too. These threads can also be used for samples on your application.
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Nagato | Naruto | Amegakure
He still believed that pain was sometimes, often even, the best teacher, but he'd also come to realize that not everyone learned the same way. Still, he was ever wary of outsiders, but that didn't mean he wasn't making... attempts to improve his views. Still, this was the first time he'd personally ventured toward the edges of the country in....
In years.
He hadn't left it, ever, but it still made him thoughtful, staring through the rain from his perch to the lands beyond which seem to flouish so much more easily than his own.
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When he unseals it he will find that it is actually two folded together, one being for the official business and the other for the more friendly message. Though she did take pity on him and use different colored paper for each despite folding them together. The official one is on blue paper while the personal missive is on a sheet of pale ivory paper.]
Nagato-san,
Uzushio would like to send a delegation to work out a minor treaty allowing our merchants to buy and sell within Amegakure. It would be highly beneficial to both villages to strengthen ties as we are both still small in comparison to other nations.
We await your reply.
Karin
[The second scroll is less formal and much lighter in tone though still respectful of his position as the leader of his village and their distant familial ties.]
Nagato,
Sorry to send you two at once, it seemed more efficient to do it that way. We haven't heard from you in a while. You've been well, I trust?
-Karin
[Yes that is all of the personal message, short and too the point as usual.]
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He read them over, noting that the bird seemed to actually be waiting. Yes, of course it was waiting. They'd learned the hard way that anything else would cause a massive delay.
Because Nagato was terrible about putting off personal correspondence. After a moment of staring, he fished for one of the many papers that he tended to find on himself when he went out, courtesy of Konan's overprotective moments, and carefully peeled it from his person. It almost immediately fell to a blank sheet he could write a reply on.]
Karin,
An official response to your letter shall be given as soon as I return and am once again in an official place of work. For now, know that I am fine.
[There was a bit of an ink smear here as he left the brush down too long while thinking.]
I will accept any scroll missives today that are properly sealed to me.
Nagato
[Satisfied, he put his reply in the pouch and let the bird return home.]
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Rummaging around for a clean sheet she quickly dashes out a response of her own, though her handwriting is smaller than the last missive and the slightest cramped together.]
Nagato,
Kushina will be pleased as will the elders when it arrives. Good.
A few drops of ink dot the page. She obviously paused with the the brush in her air while she contemplated the wisdom of her next words, a tiny shift to letting that is more spread out as if she wasn't entirely paying attention to the way the brush was moving over the page.]
I always seal my missives to you properly. Kushina-ba-san would have nothing less.
Karin
[She rolls it up and summons another bird to send off the reply, preferring to allow the former a chance to recover from traveling across three countries twice now. This one is also a Black Skimmer but without the speckled plumage on its breast.]
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Karin,
Perhaps I was simply in the mood for a more immediate form of communication.
Nagato
[Then he sent a reply back by bird.]
Karin,
I am aware that by bird post you always do, however I meant the version that can also serve as a phone, unless, of course, you don't have one, in which case I can easily send one along.
Nagato
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Nagato,
I wasn't sure if you would find the form of interest. You seemed content enough with the bird post.
Karin
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Usually bird post is preferable as there is no sense of needing an immediate answer. However, in this instance I am traveling and would prefer to not waste what paper I have on my person.
Nagato
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You actually left your office? You always seem glued to your desk when I send you missives.
Karin
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Karin,
I've been feeling better recently.
Nagato
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She's definitely lost. It's a little awkward, but nothing to panic over. The rain was inconvenient, but not exactly deadly...like that time they'd gotten separated in the snowy parts of Kumo. It was to be expected, sometimes. They'd split up and she'd stepped wrong and ended up on a long and unfortunate mudslide.
She was pretty sure her thigh was sprained, and that was...that was particularly painful, but she didn't have much choice but to keep on going until they could get to a village that actually had a medic nin. Conversations had come up before about potential healing abilities of the beetles Shino kept (rather than devouring chakra, it was possible he could have them give chakra, should he figure out exactly how to do that) but even if their skills extended that far...she wasn't sure she'd willingly submit to having his bugs on her.
She could always try genjutsing herself into not feeling the pain but that...
Yeah, that just wasn't a good idea on so many levels she refused to count them.
So she limped through the rain, mostly lost, a lot muddy, and a little bit aware that she was near the border of Amegakure. The figure she finally spotted a small distance ahead was the first sign of human life she'd seen since splitting off with Kiba at her specified point. The chances of her running into the hostile nin here when she was probably far off course were next to nil, so getting directions probably wouldn't hurt.
She held up her hands as she approached (limping still, though less prominently just in case she needed to look not-vulnerable) the figure just to show she wasn't holding weapons. "Excuse me...I'm a little lost..."
Considering how covered in mud she was, including clumps and streaks through considerably long (considerably messy) pink hair...she assumed a claim like that (true as it was) wouldn't be immediately dismissed as a ruse. Clearly she was either just out of a mud-wrestling match, or she had fallen in treacherous rain-soaked forest and gotten disoriented.
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However, he knew that such deeds did nothing but bring ill will down on Ame, and even if things seemed to be by and far better now, he still had no desire to tempt the ire of fate. He'd had more than enough of that to last a lifetime. Still, it was unfortunate he'd sent his Deva Path off back toward home to attend to things, as it would have been convenient to be in the reverse situation so he could in good conscience claim to be able to do nothing.
It simply was not so however. "I believe the word is 'very' actually. Come. You're injured."
It wasn't a question. He could feel the state of her easy enough through the rain.
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Which she apparently didn't hide as well as she'd hoped, if they were at such a distance and he could tell.
So, yeah, it could be a trap. The thing was, the people they were hired by weren't high-profile enough or rich enough to have much in the way of powerful enemies, and even if they did there was little to no reason for one to be way out here waiting for her.
Besides, she really didn't have an option better than 'get more lost' or 'follow the stranger'. Being practical in a situation like this was best.
"Ah...do you know where there's a hospital? A medic tent?" Because there's always that possibility, right?
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He would answer the question she asked, but not the question she wanted answered then. "Yes."
Of course, once she reached him they would be heading to neither, but that was not the point.
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He seemed too mild-mannered to really want the latter. "...I'm gonna take that to mean you've got at least a medic hidden somewhere..."
Once she made it to him, presuming his Rinnegan were currently manifest (it was more Sharingan than Byakugan in on/off switches, right?) she would immediately recognize it for what it was and realize
how much trouble she was inwho she'd encountered, and therefore where she was.Which...would be pretty awkward.
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It wasn't exactly how a medic would do it, but it was what he could, and had decided, to do. "Hold still a moment."
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Him reaching down and touching her injury was a huge concern. She wasn't exactly a medic, so she couldn't actually say if that was a medical technique, but it was certainly a potential genjutsu technique.
Despite the fact that her sword would be useless against genjutsu, her hand immediately went to its hilt anyway. "H-hey, what are you doing?" At least she had the skills to stave off genjutsu if that's what he was trying to do...but that didn't mean she really wanted to.
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"Healing. After a fashion."
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Nagato-niisan,
I'm sorry it's been a while since my last message. I was on official business at the festival in the Land of Waves but still managed to have some fun. I think you would've liked it even just for a day. I managed to steal a little time in Konoha (where I'm writing you from!) for the next two days before I have to go back. Minato and Naruto are doing fine and I'll be sorry to say goodbye but I'm hoping to get one or both of them out to visit me after the first academy graduation exam takes place. You know you're always welcome to come by Uzushio and visit too. Actually you should come visit someday. Even if it's just for a little while.
Looking forward to your reply and hope you're doing well!
--Kushina
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Or why it always made him happy even if he had no intention of doing so.
His reply was carefully scripted once he collected paper to write on.]
Kushina,
We both know I have far too much to attend to here to leave my home, though I thank you for your invitation all the same. It's good to hear that your family is doing well, and I might suggest getting a memento for home to ease your missing them in the future.
As for myself, my health is as it has been for the last year, so you have no need for concern.
Nagato
[It really was only personal mail he ever signed that way, even now.]
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Nagato-niisan,
Alright alright. But have you considered taking a vacation at some point? Even if it's only to observe this summer's final chuunin exam. Believe me it won't kill you. And I do have plenty of mementos at my place and my office in Uzushio but there's something about actually having them there with me that... [there's a small scattering of dots where Kushina had tapped her pen searching for the right thing to say] kind of completes me. I know it sounds weird but that's just how it feels.
Can you tell me how things in the village are going? How are your friends? Have you gotten a girlfriend yet? Have you heard from
Ero-senseiJiraiya-sensei lately? [the "Ero-sensei" just fell right out of her pen and she quickly scratched it out when she noticed it, hoping to make it illegible]--Kushina
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Kushina,
I really have no idea why you're so attached to that nickname for me, we're hardly that closely related. As for the rest...
The village is doing well of late, and the new trades have brought in a few innovative people that my villagers rather like. Konan is fine. I need no sexual companion, and no, of course not.
Nagato.
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Nagato-niisan,
You were my inspiration to rebuild Uzushio and locate more of our clan. As far as I'm concerned, you deserve the nickname. Also you never answered my question about taking any kind of vacation. Your village will survive for a few days without you. And seeing the sun will do you some good. Does it ever stop raining in Amegakure?
I'm glad to hear things with the village and Konan are going well! And I only asked if you had a girlfriend which isn't the same as a sexual companion. Unless you'd rather have a boyfriend because that's okay too!
[Aaaaaaand now it's getting slightly awkward. So new line get.]
If you do let me know because Minato and I haven't heard from him in ages and I'd like to hear that he's not dead.
--Kushina
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He shouldn't have been shocked of course, but he hadn't expected it all the same.]
Kushina,
Of course it stops raining. I do make sure it does at least a few days every month, otherwise my people would be rather hard put to do certain repairs or other things that rain makes difficult. It's also very good for morale for me to put forth the effort to stop it sometimes, especially if there's been a loss in the village.
And... I have no interest in having any sort of companion of that kind at all. I have Konan and my Paths, that is more than sufficient company.
You know as well as I do I have made no contact with Jiraiya. My country is one he has not entered since the second war.
Nagato.
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Ah! Of course! That makes sense. I don't know why I didn't think of that!
What?! Just sevent people besides yourself? [And if she's honest, she's not sure the Paths count...] Next time we meet up, we're hitting the town and at least finding you some more friends and I won't take no for an answer. It'll do you some good, trust me.
It never hurts to ask, it's been a while since we last wrote each other. But if I run into him first, I'll make sure he goes to say hi to you, even if it means dragging his ass there myself!
--Kushina
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I have most of my Paths put away usually, so it's often just Deva and Konan as my company. [Never mind that that made it worse.] I have no doubt my Akatsuki would readily be company if I felt the need of any.
Nagato
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