Father Abel Nightroad (
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Some time in the wild
Who: Abel Nightroad and [Open]
Where: The border along Rain and Fire
When: All week, April 14-20
Notes: Just out patrolling the border. Feel free to say 'hi'.
It was one of the few days where water wasn't falling from the sky. Abel was rather grateful for that, even if it did mean that the border between the Lands of Rain and Fire were muggy. He honestly didn't mind the humidity too much, having grown use to the nearly constant rain in Amegakure. Right now, he was simply enjoying the chance to get out and explore the border while keeping an eye out for others who might be trying to cross into the Land of Rain. The borders weren't closed any more, but it was always nice to know who was coming for a visit or simply passing through. Most of the time, the God of Ame already knew what was going on, but occasionally, his shinobi were sent out to patrol the borders.
The week long assignment gave Abel a chance to get out and stretch his legs and skills. He took weapons and basic supplies with him, preferring to live off the land when he went on these patrols. It always was interesting what he might find on such trips, either among the flora and fauna or in a more talkative version of a person. He wondered what he might find this week.
Where: The border along Rain and Fire
When: All week, April 14-20
Notes: Just out patrolling the border. Feel free to say 'hi'.
It was one of the few days where water wasn't falling from the sky. Abel was rather grateful for that, even if it did mean that the border between the Lands of Rain and Fire were muggy. He honestly didn't mind the humidity too much, having grown use to the nearly constant rain in Amegakure. Right now, he was simply enjoying the chance to get out and explore the border while keeping an eye out for others who might be trying to cross into the Land of Rain. The borders weren't closed any more, but it was always nice to know who was coming for a visit or simply passing through. Most of the time, the God of Ame already knew what was going on, but occasionally, his shinobi were sent out to patrol the borders.
The week long assignment gave Abel a chance to get out and stretch his legs and skills. He took weapons and basic supplies with him, preferring to live off the land when he went on these patrols. It always was interesting what he might find on such trips, either among the flora and fauna or in a more talkative version of a person. He wondered what he might find this week.
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Ashiko thought for a long moment; she had the funds, but she had never directly engaged another country's shinobi services before. After a moment of deliberation, she decided that it was very probably not an issue, and nodded. "I would like to engage your services, Abel-san. If I'm not taking you away from anything more important, at least."
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Pulling out a scroll, he quickly wrote a note on it before nodding at the response he received. He had permission from the shinobi on duty at the mission table to help Ashiko in retrieving a few of her flowers. "I can help you retrieve the flowers in the cliff, but if you wish help gathering the rest of your plants, I would suggest stopping at Ame and hiring a team."
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"Would you let me treat you to lunch as a thanks for the favor you paid me earlier?" He hadn't needed to get that flower for her before, when missions hadn't even been mentioned yet.
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He smiled at her. "Perhaps another time I might take you up on that offer of lunch."
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"So, should I pay now, or after the plants are found?" She had her purse with her, at least, so she wouldn't have to waste time doubling back to the hotel.
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He offered her a smile. "I'm not sure how it works in Ame should you hire a team to help you with the rest of your plants as I've never hired any of our teams before, but whomever is on duty will help you."