Rage
Star
- Joined
- Jan 31, 2013
"Good girl," Iroh smiled, petting Naga softly on the head. "Now watch, Prince Zuko. I'm going to show you the right way to remove an arrow... unlike what you're used to, this takes tender care and a kind heart to avoid injuring the animal." Uncle Iroh leaned down, examining the wound on the polar bear dog. "Now, now, girl... Naga, is it?" Iroh smiled, "It's okay... just trust me and we'll get through this." He took a closer look at the arrow and tapped his chin in thought.
Zuko, however, was busy with something else. He swapped his bloodied, burnt up fire nation uniform for a full-black stealth suit. The fabric was completely black and soft, dampening his footsteps and allowing him to perfectly blend into the shadows. For the finishing touch, Zuko pulled out a white and black theatre mask from a famous play... it was known as the Blue Spirit. Zuko's twin swords were strapped to his back, and he slowly slipped the mask over his face. His identity was completely hidden.
"Ha!" Iroh called, pulling the arrow out from Naga's leg. "Thank goodness that it wasn't really that deep or we'd be in bigger trouble." Iroh chuckled, petting Naga's head softly and throwing away the arrow. He then snatched a small pouch of special herbs from his belt and quickly applied it to the wound, wrapping a clean bandage over her leg.
"That should do it." Iroh smiled, petting Naga once more. "Who's a good girl?"
"That's enough, Uncle." Zuko growled behind his mask, walking up to the dog. "You're ready, right? Let's go."
Zuko, however, was busy with something else. He swapped his bloodied, burnt up fire nation uniform for a full-black stealth suit. The fabric was completely black and soft, dampening his footsteps and allowing him to perfectly blend into the shadows. For the finishing touch, Zuko pulled out a white and black theatre mask from a famous play... it was known as the Blue Spirit. Zuko's twin swords were strapped to his back, and he slowly slipped the mask over his face. His identity was completely hidden.
"Ha!" Iroh called, pulling the arrow out from Naga's leg. "Thank goodness that it wasn't really that deep or we'd be in bigger trouble." Iroh chuckled, petting Naga's head softly and throwing away the arrow. He then snatched a small pouch of special herbs from his belt and quickly applied it to the wound, wrapping a clean bandage over her leg.
"That should do it." Iroh smiled, petting Naga once more. "Who's a good girl?"
"That's enough, Uncle." Zuko growled behind his mask, walking up to the dog. "You're ready, right? Let's go."