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It happened too quickly to stop.
Who: Adela Milani (
abileunaspada), Neji Hyuuga (
heavenly_earth), & OPEN (Post-event only)
Where: Several kilometers outside of Konoha, near the western border of Fire Country / Konoha Hospital
When: September 5th (late night), 6-10th
Notes: Acting on the rumors of a powerful doujutsu, an enterprising missing ninja has decided to give himself greater power to make himself more appealing to a new village. This, unfortunately, doesn't end well.
Warnings for gore, violence, and language.
It hurt so much.
Adela was panting heavily, her good eye wincing and tearing up as she watched the blood drip down to the dark and dead leaves beneath. Her hands and the kunai she found were stained with her assailant's blood; the scuffle had ended his life, but she felt so sick and dizzy - not to mention her eye stung and she didn't want to open it. And she may have gotten stabbed a couple of times as well, though the fact that she only saw blood and no other fluids was probably a good thing. Still...
Where was she?
Knocked out, taken to the middle of no where, and she had fought an angry missing nin with the intent of taking her eye based on that stupid fucking rumor. Wonderful. With a grunt she got to her feet, dizzy with blood-loss as she tried to find her way. The moon was still giving enough glow to see through the trees, but she was barely armed and had no strength left... She was going to die out here.
Damn it, she couldn't die like this! In her own frustration she slammed her fist into a nearby tree, though it didn't take her too long to cling to said tree for support. Her world was starting to become more black as well, driving her to feel even more angered and frustrated. She hadn't even gotten to catch up to him... She hadn't even gotten the chance to become Hokage... This wasn't fair! No, she had to survive, she had to... Even if it was looking more and more hopeless.
That was when she heard the rustle of branches above, and immediately Adela took the bloodied kunai in an unstable grip - one wrong move and it'd slip right out of her hand. Who was coming now, someone who was with that ninja...?
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The smell of hospitals always got to her. She sighed, feeling heavy in her bed when she finally regained full consciousness. There was an IV drip in her arm and a heavy gauze taped over her injured eye. No one had talked to her yet, save for a nurse telling her that she could have visitors. How would her eye recover, though? She didn't know, she just knew that she still felt kind of dizzy and tired.
Still, she turned towards the curtain seperating her from the rest of the room. At least she was near the window and it was sunny out, if a bit cooler than it was before. She had to wonder just who would come to visit, if anyone at all. It all happened so fast... Would anyone have even heard about what happened? She remembered someone coming for her last night, but save for possibly the Hokage...
It was probably going to be a lonely recovery, depending on how long she was in there. Damn everything. Why did someone have to act on that stupid rumor...?
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Where: Several kilometers outside of Konoha, near the western border of Fire Country / Konoha Hospital
When: September 5th (late night), 6-10th
Notes: Acting on the rumors of a powerful doujutsu, an enterprising missing ninja has decided to give himself greater power to make himself more appealing to a new village. This, unfortunately, doesn't end well.
Warnings for gore, violence, and language.
It hurt so much.
Adela was panting heavily, her good eye wincing and tearing up as she watched the blood drip down to the dark and dead leaves beneath. Her hands and the kunai she found were stained with her assailant's blood; the scuffle had ended his life, but she felt so sick and dizzy - not to mention her eye stung and she didn't want to open it. And she may have gotten stabbed a couple of times as well, though the fact that she only saw blood and no other fluids was probably a good thing. Still...
Where was she?
Knocked out, taken to the middle of no where, and she had fought an angry missing nin with the intent of taking her eye based on that stupid fucking rumor. Wonderful. With a grunt she got to her feet, dizzy with blood-loss as she tried to find her way. The moon was still giving enough glow to see through the trees, but she was barely armed and had no strength left... She was going to die out here.
Damn it, she couldn't die like this! In her own frustration she slammed her fist into a nearby tree, though it didn't take her too long to cling to said tree for support. Her world was starting to become more black as well, driving her to feel even more angered and frustrated. She hadn't even gotten to catch up to him... She hadn't even gotten the chance to become Hokage... This wasn't fair! No, she had to survive, she had to... Even if it was looking more and more hopeless.
That was when she heard the rustle of branches above, and immediately Adela took the bloodied kunai in an unstable grip - one wrong move and it'd slip right out of her hand. Who was coming now, someone who was with that ninja...?
The smell of hospitals always got to her. She sighed, feeling heavy in her bed when she finally regained full consciousness. There was an IV drip in her arm and a heavy gauze taped over her injured eye. No one had talked to her yet, save for a nurse telling her that she could have visitors. How would her eye recover, though? She didn't know, she just knew that she still felt kind of dizzy and tired.
Still, she turned towards the curtain seperating her from the rest of the room. At least she was near the window and it was sunny out, if a bit cooler than it was before. She had to wonder just who would come to visit, if anyone at all. It all happened so fast... Would anyone have even heard about what happened? She remembered someone coming for her last night, but save for possibly the Hokage...
It was probably going to be a lonely recovery, depending on how long she was in there. Damn everything. Why did someone have to act on that stupid rumor...?
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Facts ticked off in his head as he sped through the branches. The assailant was in quite the hurry, because Neji found a solid lead within the first twenty minutes. He was rewarded with a blue glow on the edges of his vision and immediately adjusted his course. But a closer examination made him stop, dread and sick pitting his stomach as he watched something out of his own nightmares unfold.
This wasn't about Adela's Kekkei Genkai.
Rage flooded his system, chakra surging to his feet as he flew through the canopy with a burst of speed that could rival his mentor's. He could see Adela fighting now, half-blinded and throwing out desperate attacks, and he only just remembered to keep a grasp on his own surroundings before he missed a branch separating him from her.
The missing-nin was dead, and Adela was critically injured. The fresh scent of blood caught up to him just as he closed the distance. Neji landed heavily on a sturdy branch above the scene, breathing hard because unlike Gai, he couldn't keep that speed up for long. She whirled to face him, and he dropped down to the ground, holding his hands up in a peaceful gesture. Veins faded as he performed a final sweep of the area to assure the enemy shinobi had been acting alone, and everything looked so much worse in full detail.
"It's me, Adela," he soothed, despite the anger boiling under the surface. She was a wreck, covered in blood that shone deeper than her hair, a wild ferocity in her one good eye. She was heavily wounded, but the adrenaline was keeping her up for now. That made her all the more unpredictable.
"I'm here to help," he continued, taking slow, measured steps toward her. Suddenly he was grateful not to be in ANBU gear. "We need to get you to the hospital."
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It was by then that her adrenaline started to fade, her willingness for the situation to just be over getting in the way of any common sense as she tried to just remain conscious then, "... You're right... Is it far?"
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"It's not far," he assured. Gently, gently, there would be time for anger later. "I can get you there in under an hour."
His hands moved to his own wrists and ankles, stripping off the weights he'd forgotten about in his pursuit. He'd come back for them later, but for now he'd be carrying extra weight without them, and she needed to get back to the village as fast as he could possibly carry her. He couldn't look at her mangled eye for long, but he prayed she wouldn't lose it despite all evidence pointing to the fact that she probably would. If only he'd gotten there sooner..
Hand on her shoulder, ready to shift and support her back. "Are you ready to go?"
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That missing nin had...
"He tried to take my eye... Sliced it when he found out I didn't have a doujutsu," She couldn't help shaking a little then, glancing away from Neji as she started to feel more furious with herself. How had she let it happen? It happened so fast, she had been in the main city before she was knocked out and the next thing she knew she was waking up to him trying to remove her eye... Damn it, why wasn't she strong enough to stop it!?
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What right did anyone have to attack someone and attempt to claim what wasn't theirs? But more than that, to attack someone as a result of a baseless rumor..
But she was grabbing onto him now, blooded hands staining white, and his eyes were drawn to her wounds. He should really try to wrap them up, but in his haste, he'd brought next to nothing except the most basic tools along with him. It was a gamble any way he thought about it, to sacrifice time for precaution. Mind made up, he shifted and got his arms underneath her, pulled her up with him as he stood.
"Stay with me, Adela," he urged, and leapt up into the trees. "We'll be home soon."
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Shishi branch off!
have a zombie Shishi
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fchodnhcoidsl sorry ok last edit omg
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OPEN TO ALL - Hospital Visits
Adela's fist was gripped tight in the sheets as she sat up, glaring down at them with her good eye. She could feel it moving, but it didn't feel the same anymore. The eye that was injured... What they said wasn't right, was it? That she'd actually been blinded? That they couldn't do anything about it? That bastard had won in blinding her?
It was impossible not to feel angry, furious with the man who had kidnapped her. Even though she had killed him out of self defense (and would have to protect the village), that he had done that based off of a rumor with absolutely no backing... She couldn't help it. A couple of tears fell before she wiped at her good eye, sighing as she tried to lay back and look at the ceiling. There was no point in getting upset over it, even if it was really hard not to. She did what she could, Neji and Shisui had done what they could -- for that, she was grateful. Even so, it just made her feel even more useless to the village than ever...
Sept. 7th, ~9am
She rooted out one of her ANBU and led them as fast as her legs would go to the travel seal and then through Konoha's gates to the hospital. The ANBU dropped in a chair in the lobby to wait while Kushina sped through the halls to Adela's room. Some of the medics shouted after her, but she paid them no mind. She needed to see Adela and make sure she was okay. After nearly seven years, the girl was like a daughter to her. Worry was still written all over her face when she knocked once on the room's door and slid it open with a loud thud.
"Adela!"
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Truthfully she had seen Minato a little earlier, though it was brief -- he didn't have a lot of time, only stopping by to say that he'd told Kushina about what happened. Even if she hadn't wanted Kushina to worry... It still felt good to have her there.
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"Minato wrote me last night. I just got here this morning. I would've been here sooner but... Well..."
After spending two weeks with her in the office, she was sure Adela would likely remember what sorts of things could have held her up.
"How are you doing?"
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That it had happened at all...
"M'glad he was worried too, kind of. I didn't wanna make either of you worry... Sorry about that."
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Sept 6th, afternoon
On a last-minute impulse, he darted past it and ducked into the Yamanaka's flower shop, then doubled back. He found her room without trouble and knocked briefly on the door before entering.
"Adela," Neji greeted as he moved for the window. "Uchiha-san tells me you're doing better."
He set a glass vase on her bedside stand, three vibrant lilies poking out to give the room some color. Moving around again, he took the seat next to her bedside, and let his eyes take in her overall condition. But he stopped on her bandaged eye with a frown.
"How are you feeling?"
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She couldn't look at Neji then. At least, not right that second. It took her a few seconds to sigh, her eye closed when she spoke again.
"Thank you... If it wasn't for you and Shisui-san, I wouldn't have made it. I would've bled out in the middle of no where."
Sept. 8th toward the end of visiting hours
She has to pause trying to figure out the best way to handle the girl. "Hey," she finally settles on.
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"Hi," Adela answered, nodding as she saw up a bit more in the bed (even if she could have just adjusted the thing to help her sit up). She was still sore, struggling to move a little without putting too much strain on her side, but she'd been doing better over the past few days at least.
Honestly, she's kind of glad that Karin's seeing her like this instead of weak and completely on pain killers. By then she'd at least recovered mostly, and although her arm and side were tender they were mostly healed thanks to the medi-nin there at the hospital. The only thing that really made it obvious that she was still injured was the fresh gauze over her eye by that point.
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"You know they make you sound like you're at death's door. Glad to see they were wrong." She says dropping her chin into her hand, red eyes intense as they swept over the girl to reassure herself that the medics had everything well under control.
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Damn. Why couldn't she just get over it...?
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09/08 early in the morning
Blinded ... even for a shinobi without a doujutsu, it was a death-knell. A ninja without depth perception could learn to compensate, to be sure, but she'd be off active-duty for who even knew how long?
Sasuke looked at the clipboard outside Adela's room one last time, hoping that the information might change (it didn't), and then stepped in, accompanied by the wafting smell of Mikoto's usual get-well soup.
"Adela?" He kept his voice low, in case the painkillers still had her knocked out.
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"Senpai?" Needlessly said, she was surprised at seeing Sasuke of all people. It was followed quickly by a pained expression as she glanced away from him, not really liking that he was seeing her like this. Actually... Hating it. It seemed like all she could ever do in front of Sasuke was screw up or get herself hurt, and this wasn't any different... And she had lost an eye, to boot...
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The flask of hot soup was set to the side as he gathered chakra to his hands, movements businesslike out of habit as he gestured for her to move her hand from her side. Her look away meant that he added verbally, brisk: "Let me see."
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the aftermoon of the 7th
It also meant he felt super guilty he hadn't set a guard on her, and he steeled himself, a wry smile on his lips as he peeked in. "Heard you were going the extra mile to be like me."
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"Not the way I wanted too - I'd rather have gotten closer through hard work or skill, you know?" She deflated a little, not smiling but softening her expression so that hopefully Obito would get that she wasn't really being serious. This... All kinds of sucked. She was still angry over it, despite what she had told herself earlier. But that didn't mean she was going to stop, not in the slightest.
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He quieted a moment after saying that. "So tell me what you remember okay?"
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Brace yourself for another episode of 'Ami Trying to Social'
"Senpai." She cleared her throat awkwardly, trying not to think too hard on the memory of her, slack and bleeding, of the rush Shisui had been in, of being left, frozen and unsure until a bunny—of all things—ferried a message to her that she could go home. What was done, was done.
And, if what she had overheard from a pair of gossiping nurses was correct, what was done also happened to be permanent. She shuffled forward, inch by hesitant inch. "...I'm glad you managed to survive." There. That was...that was a thing people said, right?
Oh dear XD;
She rubbed at her eye again, blinking before sighing and smiling. That... Really wasn't the right thing to say, but she couldn't help feeling just a little cheered by that anyway. The intent came through.
"I'm not gonna make a full recovery, but I should be able to return to active duty within a few weeks."
... She didn't feel as lucky as that sounded though. Damn it, her eye... Why did she have to lose its sight. It could have been worse, she could have lost vision in both her eyes or lost her eyes period, or have bled to death, but... That really didn't stop the situation from being shitty in general.
"What're you doing here anyway? Did Shisui-san tell you about me being here?"
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"You were delivered to Sensei during our training session," she informed Adela. "So I knew you would be here. Sensei did mention that visitors were permitted, as well." She paused, then lifted the box in her hands a little higher. "I brought you manju."
Her tone was a bit more grave than that comment really merited.
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*Assuming this is the next day
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I'M DYING FROM HOW CUTE THIS IS I HOPE YOU KNOW
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