Begrudgingly he admitted to it, but Yoshihisa was actually starting to get somewhat fond of the Oak District; As modest as his savings had been upon leaving his life in Iwagakure behind, even he hadn’t expected to nearly blow through them all in a single night! Copious amounts of anmitsu, dango and green tea -that was to die for- drained the teenageri’s pockets faster than he could possibly fill them. Konoha in all its splendor had left him with an experience he was never going to forget, thawing the cold outlook on the world beyond Iwagakure’s borders. He may just have build up the courage to actually attend the meeting with the Hokage in person rather than send a clay clone to pose as himself. That said, when was he suppose to report at the mansion for his examination?
Dashing through the streets at the crack of dawn, on occasion colliding with a passerby and apologizing profusely, Yoshihisa had an epiphany that an overexposure to such luxuries might pose a problem in the future. But even he had to admit how sloppy it was for one with aspirations to belong to the most elite of ANBU to only check in with barely five minutes to spare. Punctuation and preparation are key elements of survival, a phase he might as well have had seared in the back of his hand, but here he was, gawking in awe at the building he could have scouted in and out by now. Collecting his wits and composure alike, he passed through the front door of the Hokage mansion and made his presence known at the reception desk. The rustling of papers was brief but almost unbearable, only made infinitely worse by the fact that the receptionist was so kind to point him at the direction of the Hokage’s office with a warm and almost motherly voice; Great, he had forgotten to put on his mask.. Muttering a ‘thank you’ underneath his breath, Yoshihisa ascended the flights of stairs in such a rush he caught himself just in time not to blow the door of the most powerful shinobi of Konohagakure straight out of its hinges upon knocking.
At least he looked presentable as an envoy of Iwagakure. Somewhat.
Dashing through the streets at the crack of dawn, on occasion colliding with a passerby and apologizing profusely, Yoshihisa had an epiphany that an overexposure to such luxuries might pose a problem in the future. But even he had to admit how sloppy it was for one with aspirations to belong to the most elite of ANBU to only check in with barely five minutes to spare. Punctuation and preparation are key elements of survival, a phase he might as well have had seared in the back of his hand, but here he was, gawking in awe at the building he could have scouted in and out by now. Collecting his wits and composure alike, he passed through the front door of the Hokage mansion and made his presence known at the reception desk. The rustling of papers was brief but almost unbearable, only made infinitely worse by the fact that the receptionist was so kind to point him at the direction of the Hokage’s office with a warm and almost motherly voice; Great, he had forgotten to put on his mask.. Muttering a ‘thank you’ underneath his breath, Yoshihisa ascended the flights of stairs in such a rush he caught himself just in time not to blow the door of the most powerful shinobi of Konohagakure straight out of its hinges upon knocking.
At least he looked presentable as an envoy of Iwagakure. Somewhat.