Kushin entered the gate house and waited there for Akira to arrive with his new passport with the different name and details.
After about an hour the giant arrived and handed it to him.
Be careful Kushin, I don't know what this man is going to ask of you but we do want you back in one piece. Akira knew that this might insult Kushin a touch, but it was true enough.
I don't know who you think I am but I'm the last person you should be worried about being in pieces. He said looking Akira in the eye What is it you see? Why are you worried, I've heard so many stories about you and none of them speak of you concerning yourself with anything. The scowl on his face as he looked at Akira was almost semi-permanent, so nothing unusual, but he was curious.
I don't know. Something about the village doesn't feel right. I've heard stories from different individuals saying different things. I think something is going to happen, but I've been too disconnected to know what.
Interesting. Perhaps it will be for the best? In the tropical countries they can get unbearably warm, but it's not the heat that makes it unbearable but the humidity. After it rains it feels like a weight has been lifted. Perhaps Cloud just needs it to rain.
Perhaps. But what if it floods?
Then be the wall that Cloud needs you to be. Be the demi-god that Shinbatsu's followers proclaim you to be. Remember who you were. You'll find your strength there.
It was an unusual conversation, two potential enemies having a discussion. From the first time they had met Akira had wondered if Kushin would attack him, but it had never happened, he measured Kushin and had built him two blades to tell him his thoughts. Kushin on the other hand had measured Akira as well, but from Akira he was measuring Shin, and whether Shin was worth keeping alive. Akira's strength had been enough to ensure the kage's survival.
I wonder what this Leafy needs help with. I'm almost surprised he came. Kushin said looking out the window keeping an eye out for the man.
Don't know. But he seems strong himself. If it's something which requires a substantive amount of combined strength then he was lucky to meet you.
No. There must have been others he could call on. Perhaps I'm just the one he could stand losing.
After about an hour the giant arrived and handed it to him.
Be careful Kushin, I don't know what this man is going to ask of you but we do want you back in one piece. Akira knew that this might insult Kushin a touch, but it was true enough.
I don't know who you think I am but I'm the last person you should be worried about being in pieces. He said looking Akira in the eye What is it you see? Why are you worried, I've heard so many stories about you and none of them speak of you concerning yourself with anything. The scowl on his face as he looked at Akira was almost semi-permanent, so nothing unusual, but he was curious.
I don't know. Something about the village doesn't feel right. I've heard stories from different individuals saying different things. I think something is going to happen, but I've been too disconnected to know what.
Interesting. Perhaps it will be for the best? In the tropical countries they can get unbearably warm, but it's not the heat that makes it unbearable but the humidity. After it rains it feels like a weight has been lifted. Perhaps Cloud just needs it to rain.
Perhaps. But what if it floods?
Then be the wall that Cloud needs you to be. Be the demi-god that Shinbatsu's followers proclaim you to be. Remember who you were. You'll find your strength there.
It was an unusual conversation, two potential enemies having a discussion. From the first time they had met Akira had wondered if Kushin would attack him, but it had never happened, he measured Kushin and had built him two blades to tell him his thoughts. Kushin on the other hand had measured Akira as well, but from Akira he was measuring Shin, and whether Shin was worth keeping alive. Akira's strength had been enough to ensure the kage's survival.
I wonder what this Leafy needs help with. I'm almost surprised he came. Kushin said looking out the window keeping an eye out for the man.
Don't know. But he seems strong himself. If it's something which requires a substantive amount of combined strength then he was lucky to meet you.
No. There must have been others he could call on. Perhaps I'm just the one he could stand losing.