The journey had been a long one, but so far things had gone his way. With each step, Kazan slowly made his way towards The Hidden Sand village. While he had already been within the country for a few days, and his supplies were still in fair shape, he was eager to visit. Outside of Cloud, this would be the first Shinobi village he had ever visited. While Abyss had given him a stark warning on a specific individual, he cared not for the things of the past. Rather the village's saw eye to eye was neither here, nor there. In his mind, he hoped to be greeted as a welcomed stranger. This land was theirs, and this village was their home; he was only a guest and would be on his best behavior.
Even though he was well aware of his position, he couldn't help but be amazed at the sight things so far. The Luminous Mountains were magnificent, an orange sea of sand, and now a massive steel structure. Specifically a wall, not doubt acting as a protective barrier for their village. He had come a long way since he walked through The Dragon Tooth Pass, and so long as he played his cards right nothing would be for naught. This was but the first true stop of his pilgrimage, and obviously would be the deciding factor if it continued.
To anybody who would be guarding the area, they'd witness him in full view. Kazan had nothing to hide. Today, he was adorned in full armor with his red cape draped down his backside. His long crimson read hair would be flowing in the wind. Although his Sharingan was currently lost to him, his eyes natural scarlet red color remained. Unlike his short time spent within the luminous mountains, his beard and moustache were now well trimmed and maintained. At his waist, the hilt of his rapier could easily be seen clear of any obstructions. He had a small rope, tied to a bag slung over his right shoulder; this carried his gear, scrolls, and personal journal. Considering that Kazan was a tall man, standing at about six foot six and weighing in at a lean and muscular two hundred and fifty pounds, there was no point in attempting to hide or anything. That just wasn't his style.
As he got closer to the gates, he stopped to wait, while he glanced around. Kazan was waiting to be addressed.
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Even though he was well aware of his position, he couldn't help but be amazed at the sight things so far. The Luminous Mountains were magnificent, an orange sea of sand, and now a massive steel structure. Specifically a wall, not doubt acting as a protective barrier for their village. He had come a long way since he walked through The Dragon Tooth Pass, and so long as he played his cards right nothing would be for naught. This was but the first true stop of his pilgrimage, and obviously would be the deciding factor if it continued.
To anybody who would be guarding the area, they'd witness him in full view. Kazan had nothing to hide. Today, he was adorned in full armor with his red cape draped down his backside. His long crimson read hair would be flowing in the wind. Although his Sharingan was currently lost to him, his eyes natural scarlet red color remained. Unlike his short time spent within the luminous mountains, his beard and moustache were now well trimmed and maintained. At his waist, the hilt of his rapier could easily be seen clear of any obstructions. He had a small rope, tied to a bag slung over his right shoulder; this carried his gear, scrolls, and personal journal. Considering that Kazan was a tall man, standing at about six foot six and weighing in at a lean and muscular two hundred and fifty pounds, there was no point in attempting to hide or anything. That just wasn't his style.
As he got closer to the gates, he stopped to wait, while he glanced around. Kazan was waiting to be addressed.
[wc: 400+] [Marked] [Requesting Entry]
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