Walk Around the Kage Tower and Get Paid? Sure!

Mission Details:

Hasumi was really liking the way the village was coming along, it looked a lot better than the decrepit one she had been borne into! The young girl was dressed in a bright sundress provided for her by Junko, her long black hair billowing about as she leaned over the balcony of the Kage Tower. Laughter filled the air as Hasu giggled and smiled, her bright blue eyes taking in the village of Tsukigakure in all of its magnificence. The only thing that could make made the view better would have been if Michiko was with her right now, but Hasu figured that her and her green-haired friend would get to stand together on the balcony soon.

Onlookers likely thought the girl airheaded, but in truth she was trying her best not to dwell on her thoughts. It wasn't an enjoyable experience, her mind often seeming to want to fixate on the terrifying events within the ruins of Tenga. If focusing on her thoughts led her to such stress, she'd much rather try and live in the moment and enjoy her current, superior, environment. Stepping back from the balcony, Hasu stretched out her arms and twirled about a bit as she continued to laugh.

After doing a couple of twirls the girl stopped and turned back towards the interior of the building, where she expected to find Junko and some of her friends that had helped her build the village. She'd listen in as they talked, doing her best to try and figure out what was going on. Eventually she would grow bored or be sent away as the discussion continued, and would head down to the bottom floor of the tower.

Though Hasu hadn't been formally inducted into the village yet she was practically a member, and so she decided to patrol the bottom floor of the Tower while she waited for Junko to finish her meeting. The blue eye girl would giggle and way at anyone who passed by the building, and if anyone attempted to enter she'd politely intercept them and ask them their business. She wasn't to knowledgeable on who was allowed into the building yet so anytime someone did request entry she had to make them wait while she got ahold of Junko or one of her advisors.

As the day began to end and the sun disappeared, Hasu realized that though Tsukigakure looked beautiful at night she was a bit afraid to walk home alone. Feeling completely embarrassed, Hasumi made her way upstairs and gingerly asked Junko if she would be willing to walk her home.

[EXIT]

TWC:432

Claims
TBD

As the day unfolded, Azuki found himself walking through the village, the familiar sights and sounds grounding him in the present. His path led him to the Kage's office, where a crucial meeting was about to take place. With a sense of purpose, he knocked on the door and entered, greeted by the sight of Junko and other key figures gathered around.

The discussion that ensued was focused and direct, centered on enhancing the security measures of the Kage Tower and, by extension, the entire village. Without delving into the specifics of their conversation, it was evident that every suggestion and strategy proposed was weighed with careful consideration of the village's safety and the well-being of its residents.

As the meeting progressed, Junko led them to the balcony for a visual assessment of the village layout. The practicality of their planning became even more apparent as they surveyed the area, identifying potential vulnerabilities and discussing the placement of guards and surveillance with an eye towards maximizing coverage and efficiency.

Afterwards, as the sun began to set, casting a golden hue over the village, the meeting came to a close. Junko expressed her gratitude for the contributions made, highlighting the collective effort required to maintain the peace and security of their home. The departure from the office marked not just the end of their meeting but a reaffirmation of their shared commitment to the village's future.

The day's responsibilities didn't end with the strategic discussions. An unexpected request for an escort home served as a reminder of the personal connections that knit the fabric of the village together. Demonstrating a blend of leadership and compassion, Junko found a way to balance her duties within the office with the needs of her villagers, showcasing the adaptability and dedication that defined her role as Kage.

In the end, the day encapsulated the essence of village life—a combination of strategic foresight, collaborative effort, and a deep-seated sense of community. For Azuki and the others, it was another day dedicated to the service of their village, grounded in the reality of their responsibilities and the tangible actions taken to fulfill them.

WC: 308 [Exit]