Maru peeked his head from around the corner of the gates of Sunagakure, wondering if he would meet Hakuren around here since he ran into her first around here. He knew that he had at least proved himself (to Hakuren of course) that he wasn't going to cause too much of a ruckus. On the contrary he was actually planning on doing a couple deeds for sands behalf but first, he needed access to get to the office where you could cash in on shinobi that has a bounty on their heads. If he knew who these people are, then he could bring them in as fine wooden dolls if they are worth killing. However before he becomes a actual sand mercenary he needed to make sure that he could use the mission office so he could begin his new line of work. Plus there were a few people he's been dying to meet and even some places around that he wanted to go to. Namely some place named ‘The Devil's Lair.’
Regardless he walked to the gates in complete confidence, tipping his top hat. “Howdy! I'm back again.” Maru exclaimed, moving deeper within the gates wearing his usual temporal stride puppet, keeping an eye out in case any rogue ANBU would end up attacking him since mercenaries are not looked well upon so he still need to keep that in mind. Regardless as he advanced onward he was beginning to wonder if he would meet that Hakuren woman again, perhaps he could bug her for directions again plus do a little sightseeing depending on how things go.
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While many wild dogs can be found in Wind Country's arid wildlands, the Sand Wolf is by far the most aggressive. Possessing a cunning intelligence, the Wolves have thought to have thrived in part thanks to humanity's impact upon the Wind's ecology; all wild dogs have been seen roaming the streets of populous villages, but only Wolves have been known to trespass upon human property to scavenge the food that they seek. This is highly unusual, as they either seem to lack a strict territory, or are so uncaring of that which we have established as to steal from homes and stores at night, provided entrance. They are also considerably more dangerous than the average wild dog; both larger and leaner, they can grow to just under three feet tall while standing on all fours and about 100 pounds, they have been known to attack humans without provocation; this is thought to be the result of the above over-familiarity progressing into the Wolves seeing humans as prey, rather than threat.
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