Temari (
dangerouswind) wrote2010-12-20 01:53 pm
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[Temari's back.
She's not sure she wants to be. She's keeping to the trees as much as she can, before she finally decides she really needs to get into the town and figure out what in the hell is going on.
There's blood smeared across her cheek. Her hands are scraped raw. Her wings -- normally tucked away under her clothes -- are ragged and missing feathers here and there. There's a wild look in her eye.
And she doesn't really know where she is.
This might not end well. At least she doesn't have her fan on her.]
She's not sure she wants to be. She's keeping to the trees as much as she can, before she finally decides she really needs to get into the town and figure out what in the hell is going on.
There's blood smeared across her cheek. Her hands are scraped raw. Her wings -- normally tucked away under her clothes -- are ragged and missing feathers here and there. There's a wild look in her eye.
And she doesn't really know where she is.
This might not end well. At least she doesn't have her fan on her.]
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She's watching him. Closely. And she will follow him.]
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Tis the season to be jolly fa lalalalalalalala
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Something something something something fa lalallalalalalalaaaaaaa...uh...something....lalalalalalaaaaaaaa. Oh crap!
[He's just singin'. He's a happy kind of guy. And he has no idea you are there, because he just dropped almost all of the pine and now has to pick all those random branches up again]
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She steps out in front of him, arms held loosely at her sides, and waits to be noticed.]
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Who are you?
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So he's actually out walking around the village today, bag of groceries slung over one shoulder. No Chouji means he's on his own for food, so he's going with the simple stuff. If Temari gets into town, she's bound to see him wandering around there.]
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And pauses again.
She thinks she knows you. Which means she's following.]
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If it were a serious threat, he doubts he'd have picked up on the person until it was too late. But the fact that someone's sneaking around and doing a better job of it than he would expect from Luceti's residents is still somewhat worrying.
He sticks to the edge of the path, continuing his walk without a change in his demeanor. If she's still following him after sixty seconds, he's going to send his shadow, stretched needle thin, into the dark to search out the person tailing him.]
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... The shadows.
She had to get out of the shadows.
Temari wasn't sure why, but she'd learned that listening to her instincts was sometimes the only thing that kept her alive. She left the shadows, knowing full well she risked being seen by doing so. She steps into the street behind him, trying for confidence and nonchalance.
Hard to do when she was bleeding.]
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Temari? You all right?
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How does she know him? And, more importantly, how does he know her? It takes her a moment to answer; she should have slept by now. Ate, at the very least.]
Tell me your name.
[If she had his name, maybe she could connect it all.
Maybe.]
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He straightens out of his slouch, trying to determine what's been done to her. Something more than physical, by the looks of it.]
Nara Shikamaru.
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Konoha.
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[Luceti is no stranger to alternate realities, right? She doesn't know him; if she does, it's nothing but a faint memory. Which isn't the problem at all; the twists involved with something like that could be influenced as much by the people they meet as it could by politics.
And that could get messy.]
Is that a problem?
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There was no love lost between Sand and Leaf, that was certain.]
No problem.
[But she's tensing, ready to run -- or attack or defend. Whatever comes.]
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All right. [But he doesn't point it out. The last thing he needs is for her to run.] So I guess that brings us back to my original question. You okay? [He nods his head, looking at the blood on her cheek; the state of her wings.] You look like shit. I can find you medic if you need one.
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But even after refusing the help, she stays. She can't shake the feeling that she knows him and that worries her.]
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