It was finally time.
Finally time to leave the village he'd called home for so many years, time to live, learn, and experience the lives of other villages, people, and places around the world so that he can better himself physically, mentally, and spiritually (a new one for the boy). Though it would be difficult to tell for anyone else, Yanjirou could hardly contain himself as he walked proudly through the Toraono dojo, yet ironically concealing his ears and half of his face with his hood. Silly habits! His coat now bore the symbol of his Byakko clan, and was colored black and gold to represent their colors. Tetsuyaiba was currently awakened and worn by the boy, as it only seemed fitting to wear such a gift as him during such an important step of his life.
As usual, the dojo was filled with people from all wakes of life. Foreigners, merchants, residents, anyone and everyone could be found here, but today the boy was only worried about himself. He approached the large doors where many people entered and exited for a plethora of reasons, but today his was rather simple. A journey. The young Byakko took a moment to admire the structure, taking it all in so he could remember this moment for eternity. Or at least for the duration of his trip...
Once he got in line to have his passport checks, there were two very important things that he'd forgotten... Firstly, he was meant to meet with his new Sennin before passing through the gates. Secondly, he completely forgot to even get his passport. With all of the things that he was occupied with, gathering food, clothing, and any other supplies he would need for the first stretch of his journey had him too occupied to get that done, yet it was arguably the most important thing on his to-do list! Yet still less stressful than it would have been if the other two which were meant to accompany him had come as well...
First things first, he would need to break it to his leader. It was going to be a painful thing to say - mostly mentally, but it wouldn't surprise him if it ended up hurting physically as well - but he would simply have to get it done! The boy was already on the lookout for a strange masked man in a black cloak, assuming that would be the attire he wore, and the moment the two were face to face, he would lead with a disappointed, "So.. It seems I entirely forgot to get my passport." Suddenly, his posture would seem far less proud as he spoke.
Finally time to leave the village he'd called home for so many years, time to live, learn, and experience the lives of other villages, people, and places around the world so that he can better himself physically, mentally, and spiritually (a new one for the boy). Though it would be difficult to tell for anyone else, Yanjirou could hardly contain himself as he walked proudly through the Toraono dojo, yet ironically concealing his ears and half of his face with his hood. Silly habits! His coat now bore the symbol of his Byakko clan, and was colored black and gold to represent their colors. Tetsuyaiba was currently awakened and worn by the boy, as it only seemed fitting to wear such a gift as him during such an important step of his life.
As usual, the dojo was filled with people from all wakes of life. Foreigners, merchants, residents, anyone and everyone could be found here, but today the boy was only worried about himself. He approached the large doors where many people entered and exited for a plethora of reasons, but today his was rather simple. A journey. The young Byakko took a moment to admire the structure, taking it all in so he could remember this moment for eternity. Or at least for the duration of his trip...
Once he got in line to have his passport checks, there were two very important things that he'd forgotten... Firstly, he was meant to meet with his new Sennin before passing through the gates. Secondly, he completely forgot to even get his passport. With all of the things that he was occupied with, gathering food, clothing, and any other supplies he would need for the first stretch of his journey had him too occupied to get that done, yet it was arguably the most important thing on his to-do list! Yet still less stressful than it would have been if the other two which were meant to accompany him had come as well...
First things first, he would need to break it to his leader. It was going to be a painful thing to say - mostly mentally, but it wouldn't surprise him if it ended up hurting physically as well - but he would simply have to get it done! The boy was already on the lookout for a strange masked man in a black cloak, assuming that would be the attire he wore, and the moment the two were face to face, he would lead with a disappointed, "So.. It seems I entirely forgot to get my passport." Suddenly, his posture would seem far less proud as he spoke.