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[Open] Patrol Duty Blows
Aug. 23rd, 2014 10:19 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
abluntwindWho: Temari and anyone wandering
When: August 16-31.
Where: Along the northern border.
What: Sentenced to patrol duty, she runs into people.
If she wasn't chained to a desk, it stood to reason that she'd get border patrol. One semi-bungled mission and Temari found herself village bound and bored. Add that border patrol often involved long stretches of watch sand move and pale faced travellers double check their water supply and you had a solid picture of what Temari expected until she was free. People surprisingly enough seemed fairly intelligent about not trying to escape into a desert if running from surrounding countries and what sane person wanted to attack a country that was as dangerous as hers? No at best she was looking forward to a few caravan mishaps, and cranky merchants arguing.
Most days she can be found patrolling her assigned section of the northern border, quietly fuming as she picks apart all the different ways border patrol could have been avoided in the first place.
When: August 16-31.
Where: Along the northern border.
What: Sentenced to patrol duty, she runs into people.
If she wasn't chained to a desk, it stood to reason that she'd get border patrol. One semi-bungled mission and Temari found herself village bound and bored. Add that border patrol often involved long stretches of watch sand move and pale faced travellers double check their water supply and you had a solid picture of what Temari expected until she was free. People surprisingly enough seemed fairly intelligent about not trying to escape into a desert if running from surrounding countries and what sane person wanted to attack a country that was as dangerous as hers? No at best she was looking forward to a few caravan mishaps, and cranky merchants arguing.
Most days she can be found patrolling her assigned section of the northern border, quietly fuming as she picks apart all the different ways border patrol could have been avoided in the first place.
