The winds were heavy, the snow cold. All you could find on a wintery peak with heavy storms raging up on the mountainside high above their heads. The demon was wishing more and more he'd just stayed home and ignore the letter of participation in a hunt for some creature gallivanting around in the mountains causing a ruckus. The village of Kumogakure hired him on a hunt with an experienced hunter of sorts. Though Satou wasn't much of a conversation starter. From the short talk between the two shinobi Satou liked the guy's sense of humor. Yuuto, a man accompanied by a giant ominous looking guy in strange armor. Interesting to the demon, but he did'nt bother to pester the two men about themselves at the moment.
The small trio of odd looking sorts showed up at the Spire in good time. The sun was still high but blocked by the storms congesting above. Snow fall would be their enemy but maybe they would get lucky and the creature would be dumb enough to show its face and try and jump the trio thinking it could take on such a small numbered party. Having finished a cigarette, the gentle buzz floating in his mind washed out the smell of his partner. Being of demonic persuasion his little gifts of bloodthirsty hunger gave him an animal like trait of a bloodhound. If anything was bleeding in the area he would sniff it out.
The burning in his throat from the previous cigarette was replaced with an urge to feed. But like a good little Demonic creature he kept himself from giving his partner the crazed hungry stare. Living long enough in the face of adversities, you learn to hide that sort of pained look from others.
Upon arrival he paused and began sniffing the air, though with no luck. Bloodshed wasn't close. Absolutely nothing smelled off. Only forestry and the cold wind stinging his nostrils. "No scent of blood yet. The spot of the attack might be a bit farther up." He glanced around the ground, tracks would be near impossible with the snowfall, they'd have to get lucky for that. His eyes turned to the foliage. Looking at the tree's for markings or broken branches. If they were hunting a wild creature, it could have been some sorts of bear. In his mind he wouldn't go further then that. But the Scouts reported the creature was large enough to haul a fully grown man over its shoulder. Was it a bear?
He did feel a sense of thrill, maybe it was the thought of killing the creature that excited him the most. The thought of throwing himself at something got his blood pumping, a twisted smile on his lips formed as he talked in a hush voice. "So, how long have you been hunting?" He walked casually, ever vigilant. His glowing amber eyes glancing from the wilds to his companions.
The small trio of odd looking sorts showed up at the Spire in good time. The sun was still high but blocked by the storms congesting above. Snow fall would be their enemy but maybe they would get lucky and the creature would be dumb enough to show its face and try and jump the trio thinking it could take on such a small numbered party. Having finished a cigarette, the gentle buzz floating in his mind washed out the smell of his partner. Being of demonic persuasion his little gifts of bloodthirsty hunger gave him an animal like trait of a bloodhound. If anything was bleeding in the area he would sniff it out.
The burning in his throat from the previous cigarette was replaced with an urge to feed. But like a good little Demonic creature he kept himself from giving his partner the crazed hungry stare. Living long enough in the face of adversities, you learn to hide that sort of pained look from others.
Upon arrival he paused and began sniffing the air, though with no luck. Bloodshed wasn't close. Absolutely nothing smelled off. Only forestry and the cold wind stinging his nostrils. "No scent of blood yet. The spot of the attack might be a bit farther up." He glanced around the ground, tracks would be near impossible with the snowfall, they'd have to get lucky for that. His eyes turned to the foliage. Looking at the tree's for markings or broken branches. If they were hunting a wild creature, it could have been some sorts of bear. In his mind he wouldn't go further then that. But the Scouts reported the creature was large enough to haul a fully grown man over its shoulder. Was it a bear?
He did feel a sense of thrill, maybe it was the thought of killing the creature that excited him the most. The thought of throwing himself at something got his blood pumping, a twisted smile on his lips formed as he talked in a hush voice. "So, how long have you been hunting?" He walked casually, ever vigilant. His glowing amber eyes glancing from the wilds to his companions.