When your charge had food allergies, it was good to know right away when said charge got sick. Suzumo was a little irritated then that no one had told him that Hanabi had apparently thrown up some time ago. Since the boy had only seemed upset, and wasn't swelling, it was probably all right... but Suzumo was still concerned. This WAS Hanabi, and it
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Asuka caught his sleeve to steady the man once he was on her, trying to place his name. She recognized him but couldn't remember what the hell he'd been called by. He was a sensei, she knew that much, one of the ones that worked primarily at the academy. She remembered that he was a chuunin, but not much else; he'd worked with her students before they'd made genin and been assigned to her, so their interaction would have been slim. Was he the one who did the manners and the flower arranging and whatnot?
"We need to get these people out of here before the whole damn building collapses," she said over the din. There was another rumble underfoot that felt like something outside had fallen - perhaps she should amend that to before anything collapses worse. The kunoichi glanced through the rest of the room. The haze was too thick to see if there were any ninja left in the building, so it was best to assume there wasn't. "You me and the kids. Hanabi can help us see through this mess."
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Batting aside a piece of rock that had fallen, he raised his voice so she could hear. "Hanabi and Konohako-san were last seen together, heading back to his room. It's not far from here."
... hopefully, they'd still BE there when they got there.
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"I just saw them," she replied, and pointed off towards the closest entrance to the hall. The dust and smoke thrown up by the fires and collapsed timbers wasn't making the entrance easy to see, though. "Let's try and grab them before they get into any trouble."
Knowing Konohako, they probably already had, but Asuka was trying to think positive for a change.
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Suzumo too tried to think positive though, nudging Asuka and moving to follow her lead. There were bodies strewn about in places, alive or dead he couldn't tell. They had to dodge fires and debris everywhere, but doggedly made their way to where Asuka had last seen the kids, with only the determination that a shinobi could hold.
The sensei really did hope they were all right and his charge was okay. Dark eyes looked through the smoke behind his glasses, looking for the familiar pale skin and white eyes of Hanabi.
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