The temperature in the room dropped as Kahako read the written letter. Her eyes dilated to pin-pricks when she got to the end. “I expect to see Junko in my office immediately.” The Sennin said in a cold voice through her headset in a tone that would have made Kushin proud. It was an order from his commanding officer, not a request from a colleague. “I do not care if he’s in the middle of his coffee break or a triple bypass surgery, he is to report to me now.”
Ninpocho Chronicles
Ninpocho Chronicles is a fantasy-ish setting storyline, set in an alternate universe World of Ninjas, where the Naruto and Boruto series take place. This means that none of the canon characters exists, or existed here.
Each ninja starts from the bottom and start their training as an Academy Student. From there they develop abilities akin to that of demigods as they grow in age and experience.
Along the way they gain new friends (or enemies), take on jobs and complete contracts and missions for their respective villages where their training and skill will be tested to their limits.
The sky is the limit as the blank page you see before you can be filled with countless of adventures with your character in the game.
This is Ninpocho Chronicles.
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What the HELL did you do? [Calling Junko/Private]
- Thread starter Shinrya Kahako
- Start date
Prodigies Return said:
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When Junko opened the door, it was like a balmy winter breeze flew from the room. A small raddling from the walls could be heard, as Kahako looked at her Mednin Chief from above the knuckles of her laced fingers. “Enter and close the door,” she said to him. Her eyes a lighter shade from their usual emerald green. Without words, he could tell that something, or someone just shat in her coffee.
When he was seated, Kahako wasted no time with pleasantries. “From what I can see from this position, you look perfectly fine. Your completion is healthy, and you don’t seem to be favoring any one side of your body. So you aren't recovering from a life threatening injury.
“Additionally, upon your return, you did not report to me immediately, so I assume there was no dire emergency that needed the immediate attention of a village superior. So pray tell me, Junko,” Kahako took the letter that was recently past to her desk. Her soft voice filled with a quiet venom as the mysterious rattling sound in the walls increased. “…what is the meaning of this? And don't leave out any details, because as of right now, you're one bad sentence from losing you position."
[spoilername="OOC"]I spoke with Kouin. Just to be clear, he meant injuries when he used the word casualties[/spoilername]
When he was seated, Kahako wasted no time with pleasantries. “From what I can see from this position, you look perfectly fine. Your completion is healthy, and you don’t seem to be favoring any one side of your body. So you aren't recovering from a life threatening injury.
“Additionally, upon your return, you did not report to me immediately, so I assume there was no dire emergency that needed the immediate attention of a village superior. So pray tell me, Junko,” Kahako took the letter that was recently past to her desk. Her soft voice filled with a quiet venom as the mysterious rattling sound in the walls increased. “…what is the meaning of this? And don't leave out any details, because as of right now, you're one bad sentence from losing you position."
Letter of Disposition said:
[spoilername="OOC"]I spoke with Kouin. Just to be clear, he meant injuries when he used the word casualties[/spoilername]
Prodigies Return said:
Rp said:
Kahako’s eyes darkened slightly as the room grew a little warmer and the rattling in the walls started to lessen. Indeed the allegations against the man before her seemed extremely out of character for him. Junko did not deny his force entering, but he did deny everything else in the letter.
The actions he was being accused of in the report broke the very vows they made when they joined the ranks of the hospital. Kahako would not allow any of her mednin to harm another without due cause, and she knew Junko held the same standards. So when he denied harming anyone upon his force entry, she had no doubt that Junko was speaking the truth. A problem she would have to direct to Kouin in her reply.
“I needed to hear the words come from your mouth, Junko-kun,” she murmured as she took the letter back and placed it to the side. “I did not doubt you would flippantly harm anyone in the village, but I know there are always three sides to any story, and I am responsible to obtain all of them.” She leaned back from her hunched position. Her tone began to calm much further as she continued. “When your brother is able, I will need to see what happened. No doubt, I will see a lot of finger-pointing in the future, and I’d rather crush a problem before it becomes one.”
At this, the current matter was stalled for but a moment. “Is your brother okay?” she asked, momentarily taking off the 'I am your boss' hat in favor of her 'I am your friend' hat. When he confirmed Aiko was fine, she returned to the topic at hand.
“As far as how the new ANBU sennin came into being, it is a complicated and long story. One that puts me in a foul mood whenever I think on it.” She was silent for a moment, trying to learn where she would start. “Santaru Kaze Kouin, was a missing nin who force entered the village a few months ago. When confronted the first time, he mortally injured the ANBU Sennin, and killed two active ANBU members. A team was able to recover the Sennin before a killing blow was struck, but he evaded his pursuers until they found him once again in the forest. Another ANBU operative was taken out, and unfortunately Kouin evaded death a second time. While Nobuyuki-sama was recovering in the hospital from the first battle, a Titan operative entered under the guise of a visitor and killed him.”
At this Kahako pulled a blank letterhead from her drawer, and began writing. “Saito-sama, Ayumu-sama, and I were finally able to corner Kouin in the library. I am unsure what brought him to the library of all places, but it was there that we learned Kouin’s motives. They were childish, to say the least. But instead of killing him, Saito-sama saw the potential in the man’s battle prowess. He also believed this man’s willingness to make right by the wrongs he did to the village, and as punishment, Saito placed Kouin in the one place he could not screw up again. At the head of the very organization where all of the operatives want nothing more for him to step falsely so they could end the sorry waste of breath.”
Kahako paused in her writing and studied Junko’s reaction. Very curious as to how he would respond to Saito’s decision to spare a man who killed cloud shinobi. She certainly didn’t take it very well, but she understood the poetry and justice behind it. “And now you know my ire behind this entire ordeal, and the irony behind this particular man sending a letter about you force entering, and harming villagers.” She finished her letter with a quick flourish of her signature before setting it aside to be sent to the Sileo later.
“It is my understanding that you will be leaving the village soon. While you are gone, I will arrange a meeting with your brother, and—upon your return—we will discuss what course of action will be taken. I cannot take force entering lightly, Junko-kun, and you will be reprimanded for it.”
Kahako made a slight face of discontent. The weight of being a leader reigned hard on her, especially in instances such as these where she had to be hard on a friend or family. “I hate that our reunion started off this way, especially with the knowledge that you will be turning around and leaving with this over your head. We will discuss what happens next upon your return.”
When he had no other questions, Junko would be free to leave for the time being. Kahako would follow him out of her office to send her reply to the ANBU.
The actions he was being accused of in the report broke the very vows they made when they joined the ranks of the hospital. Kahako would not allow any of her mednin to harm another without due cause, and she knew Junko held the same standards. So when he denied harming anyone upon his force entry, she had no doubt that Junko was speaking the truth. A problem she would have to direct to Kouin in her reply.
“I needed to hear the words come from your mouth, Junko-kun,” she murmured as she took the letter back and placed it to the side. “I did not doubt you would flippantly harm anyone in the village, but I know there are always three sides to any story, and I am responsible to obtain all of them.” She leaned back from her hunched position. Her tone began to calm much further as she continued. “When your brother is able, I will need to see what happened. No doubt, I will see a lot of finger-pointing in the future, and I’d rather crush a problem before it becomes one.”
At this, the current matter was stalled for but a moment. “Is your brother okay?” she asked, momentarily taking off the 'I am your boss' hat in favor of her 'I am your friend' hat. When he confirmed Aiko was fine, she returned to the topic at hand.
“As far as how the new ANBU sennin came into being, it is a complicated and long story. One that puts me in a foul mood whenever I think on it.” She was silent for a moment, trying to learn where she would start. “Santaru Kaze Kouin, was a missing nin who force entered the village a few months ago. When confronted the first time, he mortally injured the ANBU Sennin, and killed two active ANBU members. A team was able to recover the Sennin before a killing blow was struck, but he evaded his pursuers until they found him once again in the forest. Another ANBU operative was taken out, and unfortunately Kouin evaded death a second time. While Nobuyuki-sama was recovering in the hospital from the first battle, a Titan operative entered under the guise of a visitor and killed him.”
At this Kahako pulled a blank letterhead from her drawer, and began writing. “Saito-sama, Ayumu-sama, and I were finally able to corner Kouin in the library. I am unsure what brought him to the library of all places, but it was there that we learned Kouin’s motives. They were childish, to say the least. But instead of killing him, Saito-sama saw the potential in the man’s battle prowess. He also believed this man’s willingness to make right by the wrongs he did to the village, and as punishment, Saito placed Kouin in the one place he could not screw up again. At the head of the very organization where all of the operatives want nothing more for him to step falsely so they could end the sorry waste of breath.”
Kahako paused in her writing and studied Junko’s reaction. Very curious as to how he would respond to Saito’s decision to spare a man who killed cloud shinobi. She certainly didn’t take it very well, but she understood the poetry and justice behind it. “And now you know my ire behind this entire ordeal, and the irony behind this particular man sending a letter about you force entering, and harming villagers.” She finished her letter with a quick flourish of her signature before setting it aside to be sent to the Sileo later.
“It is my understanding that you will be leaving the village soon. While you are gone, I will arrange a meeting with your brother, and—upon your return—we will discuss what course of action will be taken. I cannot take force entering lightly, Junko-kun, and you will be reprimanded for it.”
Kahako made a slight face of discontent. The weight of being a leader reigned hard on her, especially in instances such as these where she had to be hard on a friend or family. “I hate that our reunion started off this way, especially with the knowledge that you will be turning around and leaving with this over your head. We will discuss what happens next upon your return.”
When he had no other questions, Junko would be free to leave for the time being. Kahako would follow him out of her office to send her reply to the ANBU.
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