Takeshi entered the room with a small smile on his lips as he let the sun light hit his face. He allowed the smile to disappear behind his lips as he looked at the four corners of the room. In each corner stood what could have passed as a statute, the black robes of the Anbu didn’t move indoors as the four men stood sentinel around the room. Takeshi looked at the basic bed that was at the top of the room. Noting down the masks that they hid behind he allowed his own white hooded face to nod to each of them.
“So, you four are the ones selected. Not a bad bunch if I do say so myself, remember our duty is only to make sure he doesn't try to escape. Also remember that, for now, we say nothing and do nothing am I clear?”
The nods would have been all simultaneous the captain already knew that without looking around, as he stood against the wall directly opposite the bed. Waiting for the prisoner to be escorted back to this new room, it was more luxurious than where the Captain had brought him in the first place, but at that time it was fitting to take him to a place he could have ended up. On the flip side the sun lightly brushed over his black and red mask. Unusual colours for an ANBU but ones he had held for the last ten years of his training. Waiting patiently, he allowed some small talk between the ANBU it had been a while since he had spoken to them as well. Finding himself enthralled by the small talk the captain joined in. No point separating himself from the men, after all he was the one most of them responded to him may as well join their conversation.
The room was small but offered a nice clean bed, bedside cabinet and a light. It wasn’t anything special but the light allowed the sights of the village to echo threw them. In the far distance stood Hokage Mountain. It showed leaf well and would offer something different to look at for the user of the room during his stay inside the village. Smiling slightly, he allowed his eyes to glance over the face of his old teacher. Mugen, it had been too long since he had spoken to his mentor. Time had allowed his memory to nearly slip away from the Captain in those old days.
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“So, you four are the ones selected. Not a bad bunch if I do say so myself, remember our duty is only to make sure he doesn't try to escape. Also remember that, for now, we say nothing and do nothing am I clear?”
The nods would have been all simultaneous the captain already knew that without looking around, as he stood against the wall directly opposite the bed. Waiting for the prisoner to be escorted back to this new room, it was more luxurious than where the Captain had brought him in the first place, but at that time it was fitting to take him to a place he could have ended up. On the flip side the sun lightly brushed over his black and red mask. Unusual colours for an ANBU but ones he had held for the last ten years of his training. Waiting patiently, he allowed some small talk between the ANBU it had been a while since he had spoken to them as well. Finding himself enthralled by the small talk the captain joined in. No point separating himself from the men, after all he was the one most of them responded to him may as well join their conversation.
The room was small but offered a nice clean bed, bedside cabinet and a light. It wasn’t anything special but the light allowed the sights of the village to echo threw them. In the far distance stood Hokage Mountain. It showed leaf well and would offer something different to look at for the user of the room during his stay inside the village. Smiling slightly, he allowed his eyes to glance over the face of his old teacher. Mugen, it had been too long since he had spoken to his mentor. Time had allowed his memory to nearly slip away from the Captain in those old days.
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As Kiri was escorted into the new room, he couldn’t help but feel sick. Not in the disgusted manner, but just sick. It was probably because he was weak at the moment, and even if the Hokage’s treatment earlier had stopped the bleeding, his body was bruised and sore. And so, it wasn’t much of a surprised that the first thing he really set his eyes on was the bed at the top of the room. Of course, he gave a glance at the guarding ANBUs, and that Captain from earlier, but the bed was enticing. But as he approached the center of the room in silence, he stopped and saw a reflection on the window.

Strange. He didn’t expect he’d be drawn into the book as much as he did. Before he knew it, he was unconsciously fighting the sleep in him as if each page spoke to him. Then again, it was always like that with him, even when he was studying those tomes under Osu. He would get sleepless nights because of them. The only difference was that instead of reading about guts, innards, life-threatening diseases and visuals that were mostly red and bloody, this was just a paperback with ink. And in each page, there was nothing more than words that were written so elegantly that he couldn’t believe was possible. It was almost as if those monks in the monastery were talking right out of the book themselves.