Chuunin Exams: Round 3 - Gin vs Tsunayoshi

Despite the Sacred Spear having travelled through and through the Hoshigakure Genin, he had still managed to muster up enough strength to mount an offensive in the time the Kumogakure genin navigated the Sacred Spear vertically through the boys chest. The sacred spear cut through the boy like a cleaver through butter, putting a linear, vertical hole from the boys right pectoral muscle all the way through the heart and left side of the boys chest. However the one variable that Gin couldn’t account for was the Fuma Shuriken that was launched in his direction under the cover of the smoke.

Thanks to the smoke, and his foes pin point precision, the Shuriken closed the gap effortlessly, and with a sudden thud the Akimichis eyes widened, pain piercing through his body. The left side of his chest and his left arm completely exposed to the elements as the Shuriken shredded both the cloth and skin. His mouth quickly filling with blood. In the distance, unbeknownst to the Akimichi, his foe had collapsed from his injuries but a few moments earlier, his upper body in quite a critical state.

The Akimichis ears picked up a gentle thud coupled with the clang of his Fuma Shuriken, followed by the hissing of the moving sand. With blood quickly erupting from his left arm and chest the large Akimichi fell in a rearward’s direction, landing on his back, embedding the Fuma Shuriken deeper into his own chest. He had but a few moments to process the damage received, but because of the sudden blood loss, the lung and heart puncture, the Akimichi was unable to fathom how he had been hit.

His eyes rolled into the back of his head as the silhouette of an unfamiliar individual descended upon his body. “I—… Lo — R. Ka—ge” and with that the young man lost consciousness. Thankfully, expert medics were on hand to assist the duo. The silhouette of the individual that had descended upon the Akimichi was that of a member of the Elite Event Medical Team. The Medic began tending to the Akimichi almost as if nothing had happened. To begin with, one of the Medics removed the Fuma Shuriken embedded in his chest, delivering near instant treatment to his heart and lungs. The second medic, retrieved his left arm, re-attaching the nerves, veins, and muscles with surgical precision. The 3rd medic supported the first one by stabilising the Akimichi, healing the damage done to his lung while the forth and last medic attached a breathing apparatus to the Akimichis face.

The two medics focused on the Akimichis organs were able to make great headway quite quickly, sealing the puncture to the heart and lung, effectively reversing it to a state where the damage hadn’t occurred in terms of structural integrity, the Akimichis lung and heart still scarred from the damage. The medical team had to operate quite quickly, but thankfully a few compressions after providing medical treatment to the organs, both the heart and lungs were functioning. Had this been any other medical team, the Akimichi much like the Hoshigakure Genin would have likely lost his life.

With the structural integrity of the vital organs restored, the team began to close the Akimichis chest. Meanwhile the medic that had retrieved the Akimichis arm had performed a miraculous job which meant that the Akimichi would have full function returned to his left arm upon re-awakening. She re-attached every fibre of his being with immense precision, bridging the gap between all parts of the severed arm via an incredible form of Medical Ninjutsu.  

Within a matter of minutes, the procedure was complete. The Akimichis left arm branded with a scar located in the midsection of his deltoid muscle. His chest, branded with a similar white scar that extended from the centre of his chest towards the scar situated on his left arm. His large body rested against the sand as the medical team collected their kit before vacating the Arena with the wounded Hoshigakure Genin in tow.

The Akimichi was set to wake from his slumber at a moments notice thanks to a mild concotion used on him by the medical team.