Viktoff Samson
Supernova
- Joined
- May 16, 2016
- Location
- Maine
"There's only two Uchiha clans members that don't owe their return to the village to my father and mother thanks to the caravan's financial success." He started explaining, quite clearly talking about Sasuke and his daughter. "Their opinions on the matter are clearly and immediately non-productive to any sort of political matter concerning our union. The active shinobi within the clan would be the most likely to have an opinion that could sway whether the clan would approve of us or not. And even if under some miracle they disapproved, there isn't a means for them to retaliate about it. The closes thing to a barrier of approval would be my parents. And they'd love to have you as their daughter, and I know it." He winked to her on the end of that comment, holding her closer, more tightly. "I doubt the Hyuga clan's legendary pride could make any single member deny our beautiful babies. Hopefully sons, but I'm open to the hand of fate." He mused softly, kissing her eyelids before pulling back and stretching his upper body in various ways. "I've got an interesting take on this mission before us now. But, let's discuss this more at the third checkpoint." He waved slyly before vanishing in a puff of smoke.
Hirro's glasses didn't prohibit his own attempts at picking up his pace, his brown hair dancing about wouldn't fall into his eyes as the bulky looking set of spectacles shielded his eyes from the hair. Perhaps this was a mundane interaction to some, but when it came to trying to up his pace to keep up with the two ninja he was paired with, any sort of benefit in his favor was a blessing. It wasn't helping him keep to the standards set for him by that darned Habiki and Aimi's clear tacit approval. Hirro wished he had some super awesome jutsu to speed himself up, but he didn't. He'd silently curse his own inadequacies. Which was Ironic, because he was young for a chunin and on paper and general performance he was a star student and an excellent chunin. Just not compared to Aimi.
A small army of the bats morphed to reveal longer bodies and larger bats before practically warping forward through the skies. They'd arrive at the third checkpoint during Habiki's conversation, landing in a stance facing each other as though they formed a five-point star. Just as the audibly silent to normal Shinobi click from Habiki's fang reached them, they weaved the tips of their wings together as though they were making handsigns. "Reverse Summoning!" One of the bat ninja squeeked forth from their little throats as the five put forth a monstrous amount of their chakra all at once to pull Habiki to them through this jutsu. Just as he appeared they'd expire from their use of this technique and the amount of chakra required to summon something like the Uchiha prince himself. His satisfaction for their success was written across his face as he silently bid them a fond morning's sleep back at the mythical resting place that he initially summoned them from.
The rest of the bats should be able to hold up this network of signals for Habiki's sage ears to receive information on the current locations of his comrades and any significant individual in the massive range of area that he's dominated in a nigh instant thanks to his depth of uses of the Summoning technique. Within a moment's notice, he's removed his coat and shirt to be topless and then immediately began to start clearing trees with his mighty sage technique's strength. He didn't have access to Naruto's martial arts that the frogs lend him in his Sage mode, but his strength and speed was undeniable. Almost as quickly as he uprooted them, he simultaneously removed the useless trunk roots and moved the trees into a loose pile in a single kick. He'd occasionally alternate the leg he did this kick with as he started new piles, saving his lower legs and ankles from the immense strain such exertions produced. Just as the lake nearest to the checkpoint was revealed to the clearing that the checkpoint was within, he sprouted his sage mode wings and delved the closest to his full form that he could without losing himself. A deep purple taking to his arms and chest in continued markings that seemed to repeat the patterns on his face. He was larger now, much more muscular and seemingly incapable of keeping up his perfect posture that made him so much more enchanting when compared to normal men. Now he was crouched like an animal, but significantly more brutish.
With his claws and arms alone, he sheered the leaves into a pile and stripped the bark from the rough round trees he unearthed systematically. He'd chop close to even long boards and splints to use as a small set of stairs leading to two really long boards and two moderately sized boards set upward in a rectangle shoved into the ground so they'd stand and he'd layer boards along this rectangle before shoving hardened wooden spikes through the ends of a number of them and the supporting rectangle of upright boards that formed the base. Now he had front steps and a porch, but neither really had railings. He was kinda happy with what he had, but he didn't rest yet. Stroking his demonic bat sage chin with his longer index finger and the sharpened claw of his thumbnail, he smiled at what he had in such little time. he'd also take this time to remember the cabin schematics he was reading about in his downtime as an absurd red haring to mislead the anbu who tracked him with sharingan. Knowing full well that they'd likely try to read what he was reading with good angles and such remarkable eyes. But, the genuine reading he did into the schematics had him itching to try this to surprise Aimi and their third wheel with a suddenly erected log cabin by the time they caught up to him at checkpoint three. They may have had to rent a place to stay tomorrow night if they made it to the little town-like village their client was going to meet them at early and if he'd decline to start the trek early for their convenience. At least them it'd make sense for him to construct something like this for them to rely on. But, he kept considering what he'd do for the actual building itself and started thinking about how he'd do the windows and lighting. It wasn't like he had access to ready-made candles or electricity out here on such a short notice. And he sort of doubted that Aimi and their third wheel was as cozy about spending a night with this demonic shinobi in pitch black like he was.
He laughed loudly to himself before cracking some various knots in his much larger physique in this stage of sage mode and then immediately beginning his construction of the main building. Dicing away at the wood to form specialty pieces and setting out a bare-bones structure that didn't necessarily seem to the layman to be the skeleton of a multi-story structure. He put out enough prep for two floors and even revered to the immensely accurate and detailed memory he could always rely on and made internal notes on for his situation set forth before him. One more stage was left to go as he followed up his work on the porch to lay out standard bases before layering the boards for the floors and walls and used collected sap from the trees he had chopped mixed with some other peculiar substances he could rely on to form a basic compound that'd basically glue certain pieces together and eventually dry to be nearly as reliable as cement. As reliable enough for him to be comfortable counting on it, but probably not nearly as structurally sound as literal cement since the mixture wasn't precise and the ingredients weren't scientifically refined.
He'd pull out the two heaviest items in his backpack, being a large roll of blue but soft tarp and a few smaller but numerous rolls of plastic that was strong and see-through but cut like sheets. He'd lay about two-thirds of the blue tarp in a large flat array across the walls he's constructed and pulled the tarp tightly an all four sides before finalizing the roof with a nice measured pattern of planks. The blue tarp wasn't structurally supportive to the roof, but did serve as a ceiling for the top floor that'd be flat without making anyone sleeping upstairs wind up staring at the uneven ceiling and eventually losing their mind with the thought that it was somehow structurally unsafe just because it wasn't as neat of a pattern on the inside to put their minds at rest. The whole cabin would now appear as safe as it really was: More than fairly. And it was quite large despite having mostly unmarked rooms, basic stairs, and open holes for windows. He'd revert to his base Sage Mode now, feeling the need to rest slowly creep up on him as he basically busted out a very very basic cabin with two floors out of nowhere. But, he instead gathered up the leaves and the plastic and some more wood to craft beds with wood rectangles relying on the floor to make the bottom of the rectangle, stuffing the rectangular box with the leaves tightly before packing it all in and wrapping the tops of these rectangular boxes with the strong see-through plastic. All these beds would need now was a blanket to lay over the plastic and wood frame and a pillow and they'd function quite nicely for moderately weighted individuals. If a very hefty person tried to stand with a single foot upon said beds, they'd likely puncture the plastic and ruin the whole purpose of the fairly low-tech beds he made for the cabin. He'd finalize the structure by making frames and laying the see-through plastic through them and putting these frames within the holes to complete the windows. With a close enough attention to detail, these windows could almost be mistaken for glass at a distance while serving to let at least the night time's light into the cabin while keeping bugs out. He'd finish some walls on the inside to make bedrooms while making vary basic doors and experimenting with ways to make them actually open and close with the low-tech options he's had until settling on some messy gimmick that creaked fairly loudly every time a door had to open, but still at least functioned. His final efforts were put into railing for the porch and small ornate details here and there, which he'd continue to do shirtless as he awaited Aimi's eventual arrival and the sun was still in the sky.
Hirro's glasses didn't prohibit his own attempts at picking up his pace, his brown hair dancing about wouldn't fall into his eyes as the bulky looking set of spectacles shielded his eyes from the hair. Perhaps this was a mundane interaction to some, but when it came to trying to up his pace to keep up with the two ninja he was paired with, any sort of benefit in his favor was a blessing. It wasn't helping him keep to the standards set for him by that darned Habiki and Aimi's clear tacit approval. Hirro wished he had some super awesome jutsu to speed himself up, but he didn't. He'd silently curse his own inadequacies. Which was Ironic, because he was young for a chunin and on paper and general performance he was a star student and an excellent chunin. Just not compared to Aimi.
A small army of the bats morphed to reveal longer bodies and larger bats before practically warping forward through the skies. They'd arrive at the third checkpoint during Habiki's conversation, landing in a stance facing each other as though they formed a five-point star. Just as the audibly silent to normal Shinobi click from Habiki's fang reached them, they weaved the tips of their wings together as though they were making handsigns. "Reverse Summoning!" One of the bat ninja squeeked forth from their little throats as the five put forth a monstrous amount of their chakra all at once to pull Habiki to them through this jutsu. Just as he appeared they'd expire from their use of this technique and the amount of chakra required to summon something like the Uchiha prince himself. His satisfaction for their success was written across his face as he silently bid them a fond morning's sleep back at the mythical resting place that he initially summoned them from.
The rest of the bats should be able to hold up this network of signals for Habiki's sage ears to receive information on the current locations of his comrades and any significant individual in the massive range of area that he's dominated in a nigh instant thanks to his depth of uses of the Summoning technique. Within a moment's notice, he's removed his coat and shirt to be topless and then immediately began to start clearing trees with his mighty sage technique's strength. He didn't have access to Naruto's martial arts that the frogs lend him in his Sage mode, but his strength and speed was undeniable. Almost as quickly as he uprooted them, he simultaneously removed the useless trunk roots and moved the trees into a loose pile in a single kick. He'd occasionally alternate the leg he did this kick with as he started new piles, saving his lower legs and ankles from the immense strain such exertions produced. Just as the lake nearest to the checkpoint was revealed to the clearing that the checkpoint was within, he sprouted his sage mode wings and delved the closest to his full form that he could without losing himself. A deep purple taking to his arms and chest in continued markings that seemed to repeat the patterns on his face. He was larger now, much more muscular and seemingly incapable of keeping up his perfect posture that made him so much more enchanting when compared to normal men. Now he was crouched like an animal, but significantly more brutish.
With his claws and arms alone, he sheered the leaves into a pile and stripped the bark from the rough round trees he unearthed systematically. He'd chop close to even long boards and splints to use as a small set of stairs leading to two really long boards and two moderately sized boards set upward in a rectangle shoved into the ground so they'd stand and he'd layer boards along this rectangle before shoving hardened wooden spikes through the ends of a number of them and the supporting rectangle of upright boards that formed the base. Now he had front steps and a porch, but neither really had railings. He was kinda happy with what he had, but he didn't rest yet. Stroking his demonic bat sage chin with his longer index finger and the sharpened claw of his thumbnail, he smiled at what he had in such little time. he'd also take this time to remember the cabin schematics he was reading about in his downtime as an absurd red haring to mislead the anbu who tracked him with sharingan. Knowing full well that they'd likely try to read what he was reading with good angles and such remarkable eyes. But, the genuine reading he did into the schematics had him itching to try this to surprise Aimi and their third wheel with a suddenly erected log cabin by the time they caught up to him at checkpoint three. They may have had to rent a place to stay tomorrow night if they made it to the little town-like village their client was going to meet them at early and if he'd decline to start the trek early for their convenience. At least them it'd make sense for him to construct something like this for them to rely on. But, he kept considering what he'd do for the actual building itself and started thinking about how he'd do the windows and lighting. It wasn't like he had access to ready-made candles or electricity out here on such a short notice. And he sort of doubted that Aimi and their third wheel was as cozy about spending a night with this demonic shinobi in pitch black like he was.
He laughed loudly to himself before cracking some various knots in his much larger physique in this stage of sage mode and then immediately beginning his construction of the main building. Dicing away at the wood to form specialty pieces and setting out a bare-bones structure that didn't necessarily seem to the layman to be the skeleton of a multi-story structure. He put out enough prep for two floors and even revered to the immensely accurate and detailed memory he could always rely on and made internal notes on for his situation set forth before him. One more stage was left to go as he followed up his work on the porch to lay out standard bases before layering the boards for the floors and walls and used collected sap from the trees he had chopped mixed with some other peculiar substances he could rely on to form a basic compound that'd basically glue certain pieces together and eventually dry to be nearly as reliable as cement. As reliable enough for him to be comfortable counting on it, but probably not nearly as structurally sound as literal cement since the mixture wasn't precise and the ingredients weren't scientifically refined.
He'd pull out the two heaviest items in his backpack, being a large roll of blue but soft tarp and a few smaller but numerous rolls of plastic that was strong and see-through but cut like sheets. He'd lay about two-thirds of the blue tarp in a large flat array across the walls he's constructed and pulled the tarp tightly an all four sides before finalizing the roof with a nice measured pattern of planks. The blue tarp wasn't structurally supportive to the roof, but did serve as a ceiling for the top floor that'd be flat without making anyone sleeping upstairs wind up staring at the uneven ceiling and eventually losing their mind with the thought that it was somehow structurally unsafe just because it wasn't as neat of a pattern on the inside to put their minds at rest. The whole cabin would now appear as safe as it really was: More than fairly. And it was quite large despite having mostly unmarked rooms, basic stairs, and open holes for windows. He'd revert to his base Sage Mode now, feeling the need to rest slowly creep up on him as he basically busted out a very very basic cabin with two floors out of nowhere. But, he instead gathered up the leaves and the plastic and some more wood to craft beds with wood rectangles relying on the floor to make the bottom of the rectangle, stuffing the rectangular box with the leaves tightly before packing it all in and wrapping the tops of these rectangular boxes with the strong see-through plastic. All these beds would need now was a blanket to lay over the plastic and wood frame and a pillow and they'd function quite nicely for moderately weighted individuals. If a very hefty person tried to stand with a single foot upon said beds, they'd likely puncture the plastic and ruin the whole purpose of the fairly low-tech beds he made for the cabin. He'd finalize the structure by making frames and laying the see-through plastic through them and putting these frames within the holes to complete the windows. With a close enough attention to detail, these windows could almost be mistaken for glass at a distance while serving to let at least the night time's light into the cabin while keeping bugs out. He'd finish some walls on the inside to make bedrooms while making vary basic doors and experimenting with ways to make them actually open and close with the low-tech options he's had until settling on some messy gimmick that creaked fairly loudly every time a door had to open, but still at least functioned. His final efforts were put into railing for the porch and small ornate details here and there, which he'd continue to do shirtless as he awaited Aimi's eventual arrival and the sun was still in the sky.