うちは サスケ | sasuke uchiha (
bondsoflove) wrote in
eswareinmal2012-07-22 10:41 pm
Entry tags:
RD12
Characters: Sasuke and whoever else!
Open? Very.
Where: Somewhere really conspicuous in the middle of Schwanheim.
When: RD12, morning.
What: After getting a bit of sleep and realizing that throwing hissy fits isn't going to get him anywhere, Sasuke is more emotionally regulated and determined to gather as much information as possible on the thorns, the king, getting back home, and anything else anyone will tell him.
Warnings: Sasuke's filthy mouth and jackassness?
His entry into the kingdom had been explosive, and frankly he felt it was justified--extenuating circumstances and totally unfamiliar territory aside, he had enough people after his hide to put him on the perpetual defensive, and that wasn't factoring in his physical state. He'd been on his feet for three days following his brother's trail, and finally the exhaustion had caught up to him. He'd passed out in the room he'd first found himself in, because he knew it better than risking anywhere else, and in the morning things felt...
Better.
Not okay, but better.
Almost on a whim, he'd decided to put the armor on. It took him a few tries to get the pieces fitting together right--back in Konoha, only samurai wore armor and it didn't look anything like this--but once he'd gotten it all settled, he was pleasantly surprised to discover that it was light and comfortable. It rang when he moved, announcing his presence like a bell. Something else he had to get used to, but he liked the way the light glinted off the pale metal.
And he apparently had a horse, too. He'd been bowed at and ushered to the stables and introduced to her, a gorgeous mare with a coat like brushed copper, and she'd leaned in and nuzzled his neck after one whiff of his fingers.
He named her Amaterasu, the goddess of the sun.
They took to each other like fish and water, and by the time the stablehand had finished showing him how to saddle her up and mount, his spirits were higher than they'd been in a long time.
It took barely a nudge to get her to move at a comfortable trot out of the stable, and another to turn her towards the sound of voices. The more people, the more potential sources for information.
Bonding with the horse and well-fitted armor aside, he still had a mission to finish.
Open? Very.
Where: Somewhere really conspicuous in the middle of Schwanheim.
When: RD12, morning.
What: After getting a bit of sleep and realizing that throwing hissy fits isn't going to get him anywhere, Sasuke is more emotionally regulated and determined to gather as much information as possible on the thorns, the king, getting back home, and anything else anyone will tell him.
Warnings: Sasuke's filthy mouth and jackassness?
His entry into the kingdom had been explosive, and frankly he felt it was justified--extenuating circumstances and totally unfamiliar territory aside, he had enough people after his hide to put him on the perpetual defensive, and that wasn't factoring in his physical state. He'd been on his feet for three days following his brother's trail, and finally the exhaustion had caught up to him. He'd passed out in the room he'd first found himself in, because he knew it better than risking anywhere else, and in the morning things felt...
Better.
Not okay, but better.
Almost on a whim, he'd decided to put the armor on. It took him a few tries to get the pieces fitting together right--back in Konoha, only samurai wore armor and it didn't look anything like this--but once he'd gotten it all settled, he was pleasantly surprised to discover that it was light and comfortable. It rang when he moved, announcing his presence like a bell. Something else he had to get used to, but he liked the way the light glinted off the pale metal.
And he apparently had a horse, too. He'd been bowed at and ushered to the stables and introduced to her, a gorgeous mare with a coat like brushed copper, and she'd leaned in and nuzzled his neck after one whiff of his fingers.
He named her Amaterasu, the goddess of the sun.
They took to each other like fish and water, and by the time the stablehand had finished showing him how to saddle her up and mount, his spirits were higher than they'd been in a long time.
It took barely a nudge to get her to move at a comfortable trot out of the stable, and another to turn her towards the sound of voices. The more people, the more potential sources for information.
Bonding with the horse and well-fitted armor aside, he still had a mission to finish.

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He nodded in response to the introduction. "Sasuke."
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"Welcome to Wherever-the-fuck, Sasuke."
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"Why would they try to make us think that?" It was a serious question, not a naive one. If they weren't all morons, what were they up to?
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Pathetic. The lot of them. Sasuke exhaled heavily.
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He waited for a sign she was joking. None came. Sasuke stared at her, equal parts scorn and pity in his head.
"I guess that makes it mine. If you have any skills to offer, find me, I guess."
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"What," she asked, "are you some sort of spy?" Because otherwise she wasn't sure how much good he would do.
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"You're kidding, right?" Oh god, no, he wasn't kidding. She choked a little on her own laughter.
"I mean... cool?"
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"At least I'm not a 'wizard'," he replied, wiggling his fingers like JW had when introducing his title. "At least I'm not some frilly useless royalty."
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"We should all be so lucky," she retorted, rolling her eyes.
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"Have you ridden any of these others horses?"
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Of course he sounded arrogant--but he didn't care. He wasn't here to make friends.
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"Right, sure. And you know that because it's your horse, I bet." She rolled her eyes again, moving to examine the row of horses. She just wanted one that seemed friendly, to help her get back up to speed.