Musa Kuso: D-Rank: Wild Hunt Mission

Mission Name: Wild Hunt
Rank: D
Type: Help
Character Requirements: Genin or Higher
Mission Location: Kumogakure, Village
Word Count Requirements: 500
Repeatable? No
NPC? N/A
Reward: 400

Task: A wild boar entered into the village and went on a rampage and started attacking villagers and destroying their crops. Your job is to catch in, and then either calm it down or kill it.







Musa made his way out of the House and began walking towards the location of his mission. Musa decided to only make one trip there and one trip back, he wasn’t going to take any longer than a day out there. He looked up at the sky: the clouds that he had seen earlier were still there, though it didn’t look like it was going to rain. Musa only knew that for there to be rain, you must first see lightning and hear thunder, otherwise it wouldn’t rain. Musa wasn’t sure if this theory was true or not, it was the only information about rainy weather that he had been taught. Musa had walked for at least thirty minutes now and he hadn’t encountered a single boar yet. He was looking everywhere. He was looking up, he was looking down and he was even looking behind him, just to make sure he hadn’t missed one go by o anything. To his luck, just a few meters in front of him were a pair of wild boars. They looked peaceful enough, happily eating away through the dried grass. Musa began to have second thoughts on whether or not these were the same boars that had attacked the villagers, after all they didn’t seem as ferocious as the villagers had described them. Still, Musa couldn’t lower down his guard after just their first impression, he decided to see how they react when a human was nearby, and maybe that was why they attacked the villagers: they may have felt threatened by the humans’ presents. He crept a little closer, and closer, until he was literally just a few meters from touching one of them. He was about to reach out his hand to touch one, when suddenly it charged at him.

Musa hadn’t expected that reaction from the previously peaceful boar. It came charging at him with full speed, and with the little distance it had to cover, it had already rammed into Musa within seconds. He stumbled over to the side a bit, as he fell down onto the rock-hard floor. He didn’t think a small animal that size would prove powerful enough to knock him off his feet. He saw the boar turn itself around, a sign that told him, if he didn’t get out of the way quick, this next ram with surely put him to sleep. So quickly picking himself up from the ground, he managed to dodge the boar’s attack, but that was only one boar attacking. Soon after the first boar had returned to the second boar, the second boar joined in the fight, the two boars now both charging towards Musa: one coming from the left and the other coming from the right. Musa thought quickly. At that moment, he weaved together the sheep, boar, dragon and then the serpent hand signs, before chanting out, ” Lightning Eruption!”. He then immediately slammed down both of his palms, flat on the ground below him and within two seconds, a charge of electricity spread out from his palms and around the area around him in a radius of 4 meters. The jutsu seemed to have worked on the boars, for after Musa had cast it, they froze on the spot, and then fell frozen to the ground like stuffed animals. Musa then went over to take a closer look on the boars, to make sure he hadn’t severely wounded them, though he wouldn’t mind if he had, they had charged at him first. He kicked one of them on the belly, but it didn’t wake up. The electric shock must’ve been powerful enough to instantly paralyse a wild animal, though it would’ve had different effects on humans. Musa drew out his kunai and stabbed each of the boars in the heart, twice to make sure they were dead. ”Sorry old chap, but you attacked me first. Maybe, in some other way we could’ve been friends,” spoke Musa. After this Musa headed back to his home to get some rest after having wild fight.


WC=676/500

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