Despite his aches and his pains, Fuu felt almost young again. The last year had been hell for the young man, his mission having nearly derailed and his cover nearly compromised on numerous occasions and his life almost constantly on the line. Despite all that, the simple sight of mountains sprawling out ahead and above him made all the pain, loss and suffering seem almost worthwhile. Haggard as he was, the spry ANBU still made short work of the perilous pass between him and his mountain home, his grey eyes soon resting upon the colossal black structure that served as the gate of Kumogakure.
Shrouded as always in his heavy, now frayed and weather worn black cloak, his white armored Arachnid mask and hood covering any sight of his long golden hair, the ANBU approached that gates slowly, savoring the moment. It felt like forever since he had been home, the bite of the winter air almost comforting to the mountain native. Pausing at the center of the pass, he swiveled around slowly, taking in the familiar black mountain walls.
'It's good to be home.'
Patiently, the tall young man stood like a black statue in the center of a white powdery field, waiting to be noticed, if he hadn't been already. Absentmindedly he wondered if he would recognize whoever would come to greet him, the part of him doubted it, having never been a social creature. So, savoring each foggy mountain breath, Fuu waited to be admitted at long last to his home.
Shrouded as always in his heavy, now frayed and weather worn black cloak, his white armored Arachnid mask and hood covering any sight of his long golden hair, the ANBU approached that gates slowly, savoring the moment. It felt like forever since he had been home, the bite of the winter air almost comforting to the mountain native. Pausing at the center of the pass, he swiveled around slowly, taking in the familiar black mountain walls.
'It's good to be home.'
Patiently, the tall young man stood like a black statue in the center of a white powdery field, waiting to be noticed, if he hadn't been already. Absentmindedly he wondered if he would recognize whoever would come to greet him, the part of him doubted it, having never been a social creature. So, savoring each foggy mountain breath, Fuu waited to be admitted at long last to his home.