"ENOUGH, BOY!"
The beast-like growl of the words would send a shiver down the spines of those who were not more experienced in the world of combat and would catch the attention of those who could sense bloodlust. Ryuzaki Oga, father of Raizo, would slowly raise up from his sitting position. Unlike his display outside at the gate, he would not send his aura flooding the area increasing the heat. No, this time it would merely wrap itself around him coating his whole body in cloak of pure heat, causing the visage of him to morph from that of a man to that of something more sinister. This form would be the baseline of why, in the circles of the country that at least knew of the Ryuzaki and Oga, he had earned a moniker.
"The Golden Lion of the Ryuzaki..." would come stumbling out of the mouth of an elder of one of the tribes who had entered Suna for refuge. Since his kin were also warriors, Raizo had invited him to this meeting so that he could help, but the elder, because of his life spent in the desert expanse, had known not only of the stories of the clan that this father and son resided from but specifically of Oga.
"I know what your idiotic kind-hearted head is already thinking, and if you say something as disgraceful as that here and now, then you will forfeit everything. That filth is nothing more than a rabid dog that picks up strays, uses them, and keeps on marching. If you want anyone to acknowledge him... then you need to prove that perception wrong. If he is found guilty of any crimes or continues to operate as a criminal while a member of Suna... the sins of the father shall fall on that of his children."
He knew what Raizo was going to say, and he could not allow his son to further entangle himself into such a quagmire of poor decisions. He still had more for his son to achieve, even if Raizo continued to push away from him. He was his chosen heir.
"But the demon will accept such a term because ultimately their family is nothing more than an inventory for him. He will find one willing to die for him or he will just break your trust and let you charge one of his "children" and continue about his way. You think you can offer him a deal that will make him worthy of being trusted by anyone? Heh... his own "son" as already tried to kill him and has now denounced him."
The light engulfing him would die down as the emotions of Oga would subside.
"Yet, you are a stubborn one, my child. So then go ahead, make your mistake but keep the deal within his family. To show you that your belief in such a worthless creation is misguided, that he is a wretched beast who cares little for those he claims as kin, make it so that if he is found at fault of criminal activity that a member of his clan, not him, will bear the brunt of his charges."
He would smile at Akkuma. "Surely you have no complaint on such a 'hard deal', Miroku Akkuma?"
At this point, he didn't believe the demon would even accept the deal, that he would decline the offer and leave Suna. So in that vein, he would simply continue to rub salt into the thought, continue to push Akkuma out of the picture. He would retreat.
After all, he wasn't a man but merely a beast.
The beast-like growl of the words would send a shiver down the spines of those who were not more experienced in the world of combat and would catch the attention of those who could sense bloodlust. Ryuzaki Oga, father of Raizo, would slowly raise up from his sitting position. Unlike his display outside at the gate, he would not send his aura flooding the area increasing the heat. No, this time it would merely wrap itself around him coating his whole body in cloak of pure heat, causing the visage of him to morph from that of a man to that of something more sinister. This form would be the baseline of why, in the circles of the country that at least knew of the Ryuzaki and Oga, he had earned a moniker.
"The Golden Lion of the Ryuzaki..." would come stumbling out of the mouth of an elder of one of the tribes who had entered Suna for refuge. Since his kin were also warriors, Raizo had invited him to this meeting so that he could help, but the elder, because of his life spent in the desert expanse, had known not only of the stories of the clan that this father and son resided from but specifically of Oga.
"I know what your idiotic kind-hearted head is already thinking, and if you say something as disgraceful as that here and now, then you will forfeit everything. That filth is nothing more than a rabid dog that picks up strays, uses them, and keeps on marching. If you want anyone to acknowledge him... then you need to prove that perception wrong. If he is found guilty of any crimes or continues to operate as a criminal while a member of Suna... the sins of the father shall fall on that of his children."
He knew what Raizo was going to say, and he could not allow his son to further entangle himself into such a quagmire of poor decisions. He still had more for his son to achieve, even if Raizo continued to push away from him. He was his chosen heir.
"But the demon will accept such a term because ultimately their family is nothing more than an inventory for him. He will find one willing to die for him or he will just break your trust and let you charge one of his "children" and continue about his way. You think you can offer him a deal that will make him worthy of being trusted by anyone? Heh... his own "son" as already tried to kill him and has now denounced him."
The light engulfing him would die down as the emotions of Oga would subside.
"Yet, you are a stubborn one, my child. So then go ahead, make your mistake but keep the deal within his family. To show you that your belief in such a worthless creation is misguided, that he is a wretched beast who cares little for those he claims as kin, make it so that if he is found at fault of criminal activity that a member of his clan, not him, will bear the brunt of his charges."
He would smile at Akkuma. "Surely you have no complaint on such a 'hard deal', Miroku Akkuma?"
At this point, he didn't believe the demon would even accept the deal, that he would decline the offer and leave Suna. So in that vein, he would simply continue to rub salt into the thought, continue to push Akkuma out of the picture. He would retreat.
After all, he wasn't a man but merely a beast.