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Who: Agito Wanijima, Uchiha Itachi
When: Now...date unsure.
Where: At the entrance of a forest with a river flowing nearby.
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: None at the moment.
Summary: Agito and Itachi meet up in an attempt to work together...
Itachi sat on top of a rock half his height. Eyes alert and gazing about his surroundings, he watched the branches of the trees swayed in the wind. The whole place was as good as dead. It was hard to tell the exact time of the day as the lower level was flooded in darkness. Everything that had happened was indeed ridiculous. Nevertheless, he was here already. And thinking about the mode of transport that brought him here would be irrelevant at the moment.
The streets seemed to go on forever, and even as he reached the end, he came to either dead ends or the entrance of a forest, which was where he currently rested. Being a ninja gave him a lot of stamina, however, given the circumstances it would appear that the time spent in the Purgatorium, or so he overheard people calling it, would drag on for quite a while.
Itachi was annoyed. Not entirely because he was sent here. No one could argue with fate after all. But because he seemed to be the only one from where he came from around. Also, he had been so close to capturing the nine tailed beast with Kisame. Speaking of his fellow comrade, the shark faced man should have been brought here as well, seeing as they had been together.
Itachi wondered if the place was making him lose his calmness and emotionless exterior. Getting a hold of himself, he figured it would be foolish to get upset. However though, should his techniques and powers not have been blocked out, perhaps he would have long ago escaped. The best thing to do at the moment was to see this whole madness as a challenge.
His thoughts cleared and he looked towards the direction of the run down city, hoping to catch a glimpse of the person he had arranged to meet. Working alone would be what he would have normally preferred, still, Itachi could and would not deny that he would not be able to do everything on his own given the situation.
When: Now...date unsure.
Where: At the entrance of a forest with a river flowing nearby.
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: None at the moment.
Summary: Agito and Itachi meet up in an attempt to work together...
Itachi sat on top of a rock half his height. Eyes alert and gazing about his surroundings, he watched the branches of the trees swayed in the wind. The whole place was as good as dead. It was hard to tell the exact time of the day as the lower level was flooded in darkness. Everything that had happened was indeed ridiculous. Nevertheless, he was here already. And thinking about the mode of transport that brought him here would be irrelevant at the moment.
The streets seemed to go on forever, and even as he reached the end, he came to either dead ends or the entrance of a forest, which was where he currently rested. Being a ninja gave him a lot of stamina, however, given the circumstances it would appear that the time spent in the Purgatorium, or so he overheard people calling it, would drag on for quite a while.
Itachi was annoyed. Not entirely because he was sent here. No one could argue with fate after all. But because he seemed to be the only one from where he came from around. Also, he had been so close to capturing the nine tailed beast with Kisame. Speaking of his fellow comrade, the shark faced man should have been brought here as well, seeing as they had been together.
Itachi wondered if the place was making him lose his calmness and emotionless exterior. Getting a hold of himself, he figured it would be foolish to get upset. However though, should his techniques and powers not have been blocked out, perhaps he would have long ago escaped. The best thing to do at the moment was to see this whole madness as a challenge.
His thoughts cleared and he looked towards the direction of the run down city, hoping to catch a glimpse of the person he had arranged to meet. Working alone would be what he would have normally preferred, still, Itachi could and would not deny that he would not be able to do everything on his own given the situation.