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 Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 12:29 am
Nami watches silently hearing the blades of Kobu's two kunai hitting the monumnent. Whatever had happened in this stranger's past must have been difficult observing the way he was behaving. Then turning to the boulder the genin pulls the two kunai out and lay them gently on the ground beside her flowers. This was no place to fight, on the sacred grounds of those passed away. As the breeze begins to ruffle through her bangs she turns back to watch the stranger leave. If only she could be more help, but these were desperate times and it was never good to assume or underestimate.
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Posted: Sat May 12, 2007 1:18 pm
Seeing Kobu disappear into the shadows of the distance the genin kneels back down in front of the boulder and sits there silently in respect. Death was still so hard to understand yet it was the most honorable to sacrifice one's life for another. She rests her hands on her lap and bows her head in silent prayer, a stray tear falls from her eyes.
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Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 9:54 pm
Now time to leave the souls rest in peace, Nami gets back up onto her feet. Turning about to pick up her backpack she slings it over her right shoulder as she looks back once more at the monument. It was always sad to know that families in this world had lost loved ones and also for those who didn't have a family. But death wasn't an uncommon occurance to a shinobi and that would be the next step to accept in her journey to become a great waterfall ninja. As the wind ruffles through her hair she makes her way from the memorial area back towards the training grounds. It's time to get serious in her training again, breaking into a run she dashes off.
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