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000. Why Are You...? [Shion]
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Post by Ganju Asakura on Jul 3, 2014 0:40:52 GMT -7
This is a story of around a few weeks ago. That, or a month. Who cares, really. Might have been more.
Today, Ganju opened his workshop a bit earlier than on most days. Normally, he wouldn't really mind rising earlier and opening earlier in accordance, just by chance, though today wasn't the case. He had a certain appointment to attend, meaning a work-related meeting. He could focus entirely on the customer when they arrive. Despite not really knowing who it was, the request for an appointment that day still took top priority; if he got to satisfy people with his work, that was all that mattered. He was raised to be a servant of people, a blacksmith, so that much should come naturally.
The sign for 'open' was hung over his traditional door to signify that he's prepared to start business today. "That's that. Okay." Despite him fully preparing his workshop and store for the day by cleaning and dusting after the night, it was still relatively early. The sun did rise, but barely anybody could be seen outside. Per his experience, Ganju still had a few good minutes, or even an hour, before people will start stumbling at his workshop's doorstep. Therefore, he had some free time to do as he pleased. A small break outside shouldn't hurt anybody, especially when there are so few people out. No one should be suffering from the foul odor by now. Well, not that he'd let it get to him on a regular basis...
He stepped outside, looking to the sun. It was morning, yet still very hot. Walking with sandals out, Ganju couldn't really feel the warmth of the ground, but he would bet it was relatively hard to walk barefoot if you weren't used to the heat. The Sand Village was located in a desert after all, most people should be used to this heat already. He took a sigh, tucking out of his pocket a cigarette pack and a lighter. Putting one in his mouth, he then lit the end of it, burning the tobacco inside. With an inhale with the poisonous item between his lips, he took a whiff of smoke, and exhaled it soon after with the cigarette still in his mouth. It was pretty nice, having a peaceful morning and life. Too bad Shinobis can't afford to have that.
"Hope it'll end well this time around..." Remembering his last work appointment, which didn't go all too well, Ganju continued his morning smoke, riddled with several sighs as he waited. He would continue to stare at the morning sun for another long moment, at least an hour. Lazying about... Was rather nice. Once in a while, either way.
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Post by Shion on Jul 3, 2014 3:45:20 GMT -7
but i'm sure you'll be fine Shion woke up with the vague notion that something was missing. Like most mornings, she was mostly incoherent, and knowing this, she ignored the feeling in favor of getting dressed and stumbling into her small kitchenette to make eggs and toast.
A plate of eggs and a slice of dry toast later, the girl hummed to herself and poured herself a glass of orange juice. It was rare that she had a free day to enjoy to herself, she mused to herself with a smile as she sat at her kitchen table. If only every day could be like this. She seemed to never have any time to just laze around all day since she'd become a Chuunin, and she found that it was surprising how appreciative she could be about a luxury she had once taken for granted.
Clearing away her dishes, she quietly padded out of the kitchenette back down the hallway to her room. For a moment, she simply stopped and wondered. It had been so long since she hadn't had anything to do that she didn't know what she should do now that she was free! A quick glance at her small collection of manga. Hmm. Her left eye darted towards the only clock in the room—her alarm clock—and then froze.
The darned thing was out of battery power.
...She didn't have anything planned for the morning, did she?
Slowly, the teen tried to recount her plans for the day, a quiet sense of dread settling in her stomach as she did. She knew she always set her alarm clock for a good reason; it had become a habit she'd picked up from her time as a civilian. Recalling her earlier sense of loss, she closed her eyes, the dread becoming a rock that sat at the bottom of her stomach, weighing her down. Her alarm had probably been set. But what in the world had she planned to do so early in the morning...?
All but sprinting back to her kitchen (and nearly slipping on the smooth wooden tiling in the process because stocking'd feet were not meant to run on smooth flooring), her single violet eye stared in dismay at the only other clock in her apartment. It was now an hour before noon, and she had a terrifying feeling that whatever business she'd had had been set at an earlier time. She still hadn't managed to remember what exactly that business had been, but she was working on it. First, however, she had to get properly dressed.
After another mad dash to her room, she was already panting lightly. Her body wasn't exactly the strongest when it came to physical exercise and endurance, and she mad a note to herself to go out running sometime. Couldn't exactly let herself drag her team down, could she? Especially if it was over something as stupid as her physical strength. Staring at her reflection in the mirror, she decided her casual home clothes—a thin sports jacket and shorts—would have to do for now: God knew she had wasted more than enough time on... other things. Zipping back towards her kitchenette, which was close to not only her small living room and the front door, she quickly slipped on a pair of boots and was off, running into the bright sunlight that was so characteristic of her desert home.
...Fudge. She just need a destination now. Running around all of Sunagakure didn't exactly amuse her, but she didn't know what else she could do since she still hadn't remembered. Maybe she had promised a friend a shopping trip? Maybe, that sounded like something she'd do. Without anymore thoughts to spare, she was off again, darting towards the market place in the hopes that her guess had been correct.
She hadn't been, and by the time she'd finished checking everywhere, her knees were shaking from overexertion and she was afraid she might collapse. The day had grown progressively warmer as it neared noon too, and a thin layer of sweat covered her skin. Ducking under the shade of a shop's overhang, she almost cried in frustration. Maybe she should just call it a day and apologize to her friend, or whoever it was? She hated giving up but she just couldn't keep running anymore.
By some good fortune, the shop owner of a shop she frequented walked out of his shop and squinted at her. "Oi, Shion!" he called from across the street, and the girl waved to show that she had heard. "I thought you'd be at Asakura-san's by now! Didn't you have some business with him?"
Asa...kura....san's......?
And then she remembered. Asakura Ganju. He was that famous puppeteer Jounin who inhabited her village. And she had made an appointment with him for help on a new set of puppets.
Oh. My. Godddddd.
With a quick thanks she was back on her feet and running, a new-found energy keeping her legs pumping. She ran all the way to the man's workshop, and by some miracle, she made it without tripping or falling or anything like that (what an embarrassment that'd be). By this time though, she really was ready to collapse, and she would've fallen over if she hadn't fallen against the door. Her forehead hit the door with a dull thump and she almost groaned. Hopefully Asakura-san was still...um...in. Hopefully he wouldn't be too pissed either. Hopefully. CODED BY DUCKIE OF GS
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Post by Ganju Asakura on Jul 3, 2014 23:38:53 GMT -7
If something useful Ganju had learned as a businessman, as a man with goods to offer, is to treat any and all talk over projects with utmost priority and as seriously as possible. You work not for the fun of it, but mostly for profit. Having fun while you do it is just an extra some lucky individuals get to have, but the main purpose of work is exchange for profit. One side brings something, and the other decides whether they accept the offer and the price for it. Treating every work-related matter with seriousness ensures maximum efficiency and absolute satisfaction from the customer, most of the time; because if a clown of a person greeted you at their workplace, you wouldn't think they were reliable now, would you? Any business that still respects itself wouldn't dare make fun of work. Therefore, appointments, which involve two parties facing each other directly to discuss, is of top importance. That, is how Ganju works.
It's too bad not everybody were taught basic business handling manners; because this wasn't the first time Ganju found himself waiting for nobody.
Where were they anyway? It's been around an hour since the store and workshop opened for the day, and per usual, people came and went. There weren't too many customers flowing in and out, just another regular day. Luckily today, the redhead was not occupied with any mission waiting on him. But the main thing on his mind was, obviously, the appointment for the day. Why didn't the client show up? It's possible that the hour was a bit inconvenient, considering it was morning, and Ganju should know best of all the burden of waking up in the morning... But still, an appointment's an appointment. Nothing's more important than that, even sleeping hours. Unless you're missing out on a lot. There was also the possibility that something urgent came up and they couldn't show. But even so, those two reasons are not eligible excuses; if you have a hard time waking up, don't set the meeting for such an inconvenient hour; and if something else happens, nowadays almost every house owns a messenger bird in Suna; it's no trouble to write about a sudden delay, change or cancel. As the people came and went, occasionally the Jounin would be reminded of the sloppy client's tardiness, or even tapping if you could call it that. "Guess it's just another joke... Scumface."
The day progressed as such. Client in, client out, no pressure; just a minor business on the side with pretty good reputation for professionalism, but a horrible owner. Before he knew it, it was already noon. The man was so absorbed in his work that he couldn't even notice the time. Already 2 PM? Seems like a good time for a break.
Work mode; offline. Ganju took off the top of his Shihakusho to cool off his body, splashing his body with cold waters. Today was hot, and suspectibly a sandstorm would start soon. There was a high chance he'd need to stay inside his workshop and close early. That's really only if the weather turns for the worst, so long as it's clear and sunny outside, he should be okay. "Finally time for lunch!" Though nobody listened, Ganju enthusiastically expressed his hunger after a few hours of physical labor. Though just as he was preparing his long-awaited meal, he heard a strong sound kagainst his door.
A thump...? Thud, maybe...? Regardless, it was not in routine. His door was perfectly fine, and shouldnt be making sounds like that. More like, can't. Which means... There was someone at his door...?
Ganju's field of sensing struck up in one go, attempting to sense the individual outside. He had been too careless to not think of this earlier, to prevent situations like this exactly. Someone could be aiming at his life; after all, he was a Jounin from Sunagakure. A threatening existence to other Shinobi and/or criminals. Yet, he sensed nothing wrong from the individual by the door. Just... Plainly average Chakra level. Nothing he can't handle then. In one go, Ganju slid open his wooden door, allowing the person to fall in right away. ...Fall in...?
Ganju examined what was currently laying on the floor of his workshop; the new 'item' that just stumbled upon his doorstep. It had blue hair tied up in an elegant bundle on the top, had a jacket and shorts. Not enough information? Well, he could also easily tell this thing was female. Maybe a Chuunin or Special Jounin-level Ninja from another village that just played dead to catch him off-guard. Or it could be someone from the village. Cautiousness was key here; and in less than a second, Orihime was animated through Ganju's left hand, springing to 'life' from her dormant spot. He was ready for any assault that was to come.
Well-hidden behind a large jar. Closely anticipating the woman's actions. When did he move there? Why, instinctively, after realizing this was a female of course. "(God dammit!! Why did it have to be a girl right when I let my guard down!? ...Hold on.)" She was close now, so he could finally pinpoint that out. Her Chakra signal was anything but threatening for him; in fact, it felt even familiar. Of course. He wouldn't be able to tell that from a long distance, but close range was a piece of cake. This girl, by Chakra signal, belonged to Sunagakure. "(What's that. Don't surprise me like that, you scumface...)" He was reassured that everything was fine now, letting Orihime limply fall back to her spot, closing her eyes as to make it look... Normal. If she was local, her intentions could not be bad, that's for sure. Unless she was starting a riot. That'd be bad. ...This girl? Not a chance.
But even if he was assured at her alignment, there was still a problem remaining: she was female. A woman. A girl. Not something Ganju easily coped with.
Peeking slowly with a stern expression from his jar, the man shot glances at the girl, only revealing his eyes to her field of vision.
"C-...C-... Can I... H-Help yo...u...?"
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Post by Shion on Jul 4, 2014 2:47:19 GMT -7
but i'm sure you'll be fine One second, she was leaning against the door, and the next she was falling through thin air. The next thing she knew was that her nose and face were in pain, because darn it, face-planting was not a fun experience. Too tired to roll over but not wanting to leave her nose pressed flush against the wooden flooring either (her face wasn't flat for God's sake), she simply turned her face to the side so that it would be her cheek against the wood, and not her precious nose. A quiet noise that was neither a moan or a whimper but a mixture of both escaped the small girl, and she squeezed her eyes shut at her helplessness and misfortune.
...Well, at least the floor was cool against her warm and clammy skin.
She was just about to let herself relax when behind her eyepatch (it was plain black in color today), her right eye twitched. She stiffened slightly. Even when she couldn't see anything out of that eye normally, for some reason, it had a way of acting up around particularly strong chakra usage. Then again, it sometimes twitched even if that wasn't the case, but despite that, she still liked to think it was really just part of her intuition, since it was, by some luck, usually correct. Half tempted to just screw whatever fear her eye might bring and just take a peek from her Mushokugan, she slowly forced herself to roll over onto her back to stare at the ceiling with her normal eye.
Was there a potential threat there? The girl didn't know; for all she knew the chakra just belonged to Asakura-san. It wouldn't have been strange, after all, since he was a puppeteer and this was supposed to be his workshop, so of course, it was there was a chance he was just testing a puppet with chakra threads. But one could never be too careful, and she closed her eyes. Her Mushokugan couldn't tell the difference between an ally or a foe, especially when she didn't know the color of that person's chakra. But the door had opened, and there.... didn't seem to be anyone in the room at the moment. Closing her eyes, she tried to remember whether or not something had pulled open the door or not. However, its movement had caught her off guard and it had happened too quickly for her to decide.
Mushokugan. Tiredly lifting up her arm to raise her eyepatch by a few centimeters, she leaned her head back, closed her purple eye, and let her hideous doujutsu dart around the room to survey as much of the room as possible. Besides the familiar light orange of her own self, she identified thin orange threads of chakra a shade darker than her own that seemed to be attached to a rather beautiful woman sitting a little ways away from her. The colored strings had been by her eyes, which were softly fluttering closed. ...A puppet? But it had seemed so realistic....
A deep, quiet voice kept her from pondering the possible puppet any further, and she started, letting go of her eyepatch as her good eye flew wide open. Any tenseness left her body when the voice stammered almost fearfully to ask if she needed anything. One blink. Two blink. Had the voice not been as choppy and shy (frightened? She was bad at differentiating these things) as it was, she would've almost thought it reminded her of a jaguar. Hiding in a cello. And that, admittedly, was a comforting sound. Finally relaxing, her single visible eye crinkled shut as she gave a wobbly smile.
"Um.. Hi..." she greeted demurely at the stern pair of emerald eyes that had emerged from behind a pot near her. She thought she saw the flash of a black bandanna as well."I'm... Um... H-"—she cut herself off just in time, since she had almost revealed her ninja alias—"Shion. I'm looking for Asakura Ganju-san... Does he still happen to be here..?" She certainly hoped that he still was, though it was unfair of her to hope the way she did. The man had things of his own to do, after all, and if he was still here, she couldn't blame him for wanting to call the appointment off. But if he was still here, she wanted to apologize for being so late, not to mention forgetful. It had been awfully rude of her to be as late as she was, especially since it was already past noon. CODED BY DUCKIE OF GS
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Post by Ganju Asakura on Jul 4, 2014 7:03:17 GMT -7
Spying on the woman with his flawless camouflage and sensory (not), Ganju realized she was acting a little bit... Strange. The whole eyepatch part was rather confusing, it wasn't something he really could comprehend. Why was she doing that...? Moreover, heterochromia? That wasn't something you get to see every day. Nice, nice indeed. No time to be impressed, idiot!! She was definitely doing something odd with that, not that Ganju could comprehend; there were many kinds of abilities he had never seen before in his life, and this was apparently one of them. All of those darn Doujutsu users, there seemed to be so many gifted individuals in this world that made the lower-classes simple trash. Much like Ganju here, who had no talent whatsoever for anything besides working hard. Very hard. Results can be seen today through his workshop.
She answered his question rather quickly, startling the man. How shameful; he could barely speak around women, and to think only interacting with one would make him flinch that much, to actually attempt escape. But, he was in his own house; there weren't any places he could really run off to. He'd use the workshop as a shelter, if it wasn't so darn close by that the girl could just trot there and find the redhead hiding ridiculously for his life. Get a grip Ganju, she doesn't seem like she's here to harm you or mock you. And if she does, what's the worst that could happen? You're already a nation-wide known pervert, there's no lower level than that, is there. He sighed at the degrading thought that would normally smash his confidence to bits. So, she mentioned his name. She was looking for Asakura Ganju-san, she said. ...What could she possibly want with him!?
Oh, wait. There was this. She said her name with Shion, right? Something like that. The letter did give off a name like that, didn't it. ...Yes, yes, there was something like that written there. If he recalled, it was on the cover of the letter requesting the appointment today. Which basically means that... This girl... Is the client he had been anticipating all morning?
At the very least, she showed up, even if it was late. She looked a bit stressed out to arrive too, which immediately dispatched most of Ganju's ideas for reasons that could be used for her tardiness. She was just a girl, nothing more. Right now, the redhead could look at this Shion girl in entirely different eyes, no longer seeming threatened or afraid of getting closer to her. His eyes widened for a short second as he realized who it was he was dealing with, and then he closed them with a smirk and a chuckle. "...What. You're the client then. Well, it's a little late and I'm out for the moment, but... Business takes priority." He stood up, opening his eyes which now radiated confidence and professionalism. He was definitely experienced in his subject, making a face like that out of nothing. He revealed himself, out of the hiding pot, and walked towards the girl, offering her a hand to help her up.
"Shion-san, was it. Pleasure to make your acquaintance. I'm Asakura Ganju." He claimed with a smile, hand stretched out to help her up. "Times and breaks aside... We should start this project as soon as possible if you'd want to have your items done quick. You agree?" As much as he tried to put on a professional image however, there was something that bothered him. Rather greatly. That is, his stomach; having skipped lunch in favor of 'greeting' the stranger at the door, Ganju had yet to eat anything and he could feel his stomach bugging him to grab something fast. He of course, paid it no mind for the moment. There were more important things to attend.
"Shall we speak in the workshop?"
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Post by Shion on Jul 6, 2014 1:07:06 GMT -7
but i'm sure you'll be fine 552 || Ganju Asakura || Wonder how he's going to deal with this... You have my permission to drag her around if you have to~ ...It was kinda cute how the eyes seemed to jolt at her, and if she hadn't known better, she'd have thought they were the eyes of a small animal. ...Not that she was insulting those eyes in anyway. They were nice looking eyes, and she liked their pretty emerald hues. Green against orange hmm. It was a nice color scheme, and it reminded her of the glass of orange juice she had drunk in the morning. Not that she could really judge the man behind the pot based on his eye and chakra color alone, but she still filed her observation into a corner of her mind to go back to later.
Suddenly, the man's eyes widened, though for what reason she was not sure about. She had always been terrible with interpreting people's actions, be it large or small, and for this one, there were a multitude of possibilities. Were the green eyes surprised, or were they scared? (She'd heard that fear widened the eyes too.) Maybe they were shocked! But wait, that wasn't much different from surprise... So what was it then? Disgust? He must've seen her eye... But wait, didn't disgust mean a narrowing of the eyes?
She gave up when the voice laughed softly, deciding that it didn't really matter anymore. It was only then that she realized that the eyes were closed, but before she could think much of it, the man behind the pot stood, finally revealing himself to her, and she sighed upon hearing his words. So she was intruding after all, though even while she thought this, she vaguely made note of how the emeralds seemed to have a new glimmer in them. ...What had changed that made them sparkle so? Maybe it had been fear that had widened them after all..? She had once been told that eyes were the window of the soul, and combined with her own terrible eye, eyes had always been a big part of her thoughts and observations.
At the hand that was offered to her, a sheepish smile made its way to her face. "I uh... I d-don't think..." she stammered, face turning a tad pink with embarrassment, "My legs feel k-kinda like... J-Jelly..." A nervous laugh finished her sentence, because it was true: she didn't really think she could stand up yet, since her legs were still trembling slightly. And well, since the floor had turned out surprisingly comfy, she could maybe just stay there... Hopefully she would be out of the way.
Though she had trailed off awkwardly during her sort-of explanation, she brightened at the introduction. So this was Asakura-san! And... By some good luck, he didn't seem mad...? A shy 'nice to meet you' was returned in greeting. While she was definitely grateful that he wasn't angry, she herself couldn't really excuse her actions. It wasn't good to be late to an appointment, after all. On that note, she added, "B-but if it's your break time... Then I c-can wait... It was wrong of m-me to intrude and be s-so late..." she sighed. Hopefully the man had at least eaten, unlike herself... Whatever, her empty stomach could just be her punishment for showing up so late! It wasn't like she ate much anyway, so she could probably hold out till dinner.
...Well, probably... CODED BY DUCKIE OF GS
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