TheyDontKnowIBurn
Supernova
- Joined
- May 10, 2009
- Location
- The Asscrack of nowhere, WA
Name: Nanoke Kazekuro
Age: 17
Appearance: About 5'5, reasonably curvy, and pale-skinned. Her eyes are bright, blood red, and her eyes are always lined with black. She has long, straight black hair that she wears back in a ponytail. She wears a short, sleevless black kimono with sakura petals embroidered on it, and a crimson obi. She wears black knee high nin sandles. Her left arm is wrapped in bandages, and she wears fingerless gloves.
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Day after day, fight after fight, and win after win. Each time, she berated herself for what could have been done better. It was a constant strive to become more powerful. She was talented, but talent was nothing without the drive to improve. And that drive was the very thing that drove her existance.
Nanoke waited eagerly for the next opponent. Always waiting for a new fight. Hopefully a challenge. Someone to keep her on her toes. She wanted to feel the rush of a battle well fought. With a sigh, she leaned against a tree, watching for anyone that might step forward.
Age: 17
Appearance: About 5'5, reasonably curvy, and pale-skinned. Her eyes are bright, blood red, and her eyes are always lined with black. She has long, straight black hair that she wears back in a ponytail. She wears a short, sleevless black kimono with sakura petals embroidered on it, and a crimson obi. She wears black knee high nin sandles. Her left arm is wrapped in bandages, and she wears fingerless gloves.
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Day after day, fight after fight, and win after win. Each time, she berated herself for what could have been done better. It was a constant strive to become more powerful. She was talented, but talent was nothing without the drive to improve. And that drive was the very thing that drove her existance.
Nanoke waited eagerly for the next opponent. Always waiting for a new fight. Hopefully a challenge. Someone to keep her on her toes. She wanted to feel the rush of a battle well fought. With a sigh, she leaned against a tree, watching for anyone that might step forward.