Re: Team Six Mission (Open to Team Six Only)

[Rain]

Tontori landed with grave, her hood covered her face, this whole time her face had been hidden. She looked at him, and chuckled a bit. Obviously wasn't the real guy, they would never walk in the opening knowing that there are two other people circling the area. She didn't bother with him. The group needed to be together. That was all there was to it, together they were strong. Tontori learned a few new techniques, now was a good time for one of them but it would waste precious chakra. She needed all she had for later.


"We need to meet somewhere, center of the forest... NOW!"

She spoke into the speaker silent enough so that man couldn't hear her , but loud enough so her teammates could hear her. In a split second she was gone. All that was left was a small stream of lightning which followed her.

Tontori focused, trying to make the chakra smaller. The chakra started to depicatate. The lightning was gone. The lightning blast would be just as strong, but she was storing it in the weapon. She would have done it origanly but she was scared the chakra would be too much for the weapon. Anymore chakra and the knuckles would explode, lightning would go everywhere, potentaily killing Tontori.

Before everyone else she arrived in the middle of the forest keeping an eye out for anything. Every small movement she was fixtated to.

[Desert Coyote]

Jun kept pushing forward trying to get just a little further, but as she kept moving she slowly realized she was going nowhere. As much as Jun hoped that this wasn’t a trap, the uncertainty which plagued the hope and tinged it with pain and desire made it obvious that she had been caught. Trying to move forward had become useless. She probably hadn’t moved at all since she had entered the forest. Over the radio Tontori tried to pull them together, but Jun ignored it.

Slowly Jun sat down in the forest and put her blades in their sheathes. With incredible care Jun placed both sheathed blades in front of her, within easy reach, and closed her eyes. Jun slowly entered a light meditative state that her mother had taught her when they practiced their martial arts. The forest around her became one with her and Jun heard and felt every rustle within fifty feet.