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[Action Thread] [Jiraiya returns to Konoha] [Open to Jiraya, Tsunade, anyone in the Hokage's tower]
After nearly a mad dash back to Konoha after recieving Tsunade's warning, Jiraiya finally reached the village gates near sundown. Walking into the village unhindered (as everyone knew exactly who he was), he quickly made his way to the Hokage tower, hoping that Tsunade was there ( Read more... ) -
[aim log] [yamanaka ino & temari] [on self control] [closed]
Ino hated to be idle more than anything. She was constantly filled with energy, unable to sit still for long periods of time. Whether it was running, training, dancing, or just working the flower shop, she liked to be doing something with her time. Ever since her last disastrous mission she had been forbidden from going on any other missions until ( Read more... ) -
[Action Thread] [Team Beta in Wind Country] [Sasuke, Hinata, Kankurou] [Closed]
There were three sand-sleds in the caravan, carefully piled with provisions of food, clothing, other necessities of life in general and desert-life in particular, along with enough water that, with rationing, would last them the trip and a few days extra. Sasuke and Hinata were allotted extra rations, as they were the only ones unused to the ( Read more... ) -
[Action Thread] [Vague Mourning] [Naruto and Ino] [Open]
If Naruto had any mind of it, he would have realized that when not even the smell of fresh ramen could lift his spirits, things were indeed bad. He walked aimlessly down streets, eyes seeing nothing of the world in front of him, but his feet carried him through crowds without mishap. His mind was blank and he had nowhere to go, nothing to do. He ( Read more... ) -
[Action Thread] [Mission Beta] [Sasuke, Hinata, Kankurou] [Closed]
Half an hour before departure time Sasuke was already waiting for his other two teammates to show. His pack held the usual necessities for a mission and also the necessary gear for desert travel, modified after the input received from the displaced Suna-nin. The outer-wear clothing of long-sleeved ankle-length robes and a headdress to keep the ( Read more... )