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[02/05 - 02/07] open
Who: Sasuke and the consequences of his choices
When: February 5th through February 7th
Where: Chez Uchiha
Notes: Look at his life. Look at his choices.
He was mostly succeeding at not having any regrets. Even though the storm outside was still blustering out its tail end of snow and sleet, the skin-crawling buzzing had died down somewhat with the thorough expenditure of lightning chakra, leaving him with only the usual vague oppressed feeling that fire chakra sulked with in wet conditions.
The problem was less the chakra exhaustion and more the way Mikoto had taken one look at him and tsked him into a hot bath as if he were eight years old again, throwing chopped ginger into the bathwater and -- though not actually saying anything out loud -- speaking volumes with the disapproving angle of her neck.
It hadn't been ameliorated any when Sasuke had woken up with a head that felt as if he'd filled it with earth -- not even earth, maybe, dust, something that settled into crevices and left his hearing distant and head afflicted with the sort of hazy headache that made him want to do nothing more than crawl underneath his covers and ignore the world at large. If he was lucky, his mother wouldn't even have mentioned the problem to anyone else.
When: February 5th through February 7th
Where: Chez Uchiha
Notes: Look at his life. Look at his choices.
He was mostly succeeding at not having any regrets. Even though the storm outside was still blustering out its tail end of snow and sleet, the skin-crawling buzzing had died down somewhat with the thorough expenditure of lightning chakra, leaving him with only the usual vague oppressed feeling that fire chakra sulked with in wet conditions.
The problem was less the chakra exhaustion and more the way Mikoto had taken one look at him and tsked him into a hot bath as if he were eight years old again, throwing chopped ginger into the bathwater and -- though not actually saying anything out loud -- speaking volumes with the disapproving angle of her neck.
It hadn't been ameliorated any when Sasuke had woken up with a head that felt as if he'd filled it with earth -- not even earth, maybe, dust, something that settled into crevices and left his hearing distant and head afflicted with the sort of hazy headache that made him want to do nothing more than crawl underneath his covers and ignore the world at large. If he was lucky, his mother wouldn't even have mentioned the problem to anyone else.
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The last thing he'd expected was Mikoto looking thoroughly disapproving of everything, an expression he knew well, and waking him inside to go peek in on Sasuke himself. He peeked around his student's doorframe when he got to his room.
"Hey there."
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"Sensei," he managed. "Did you need something?"
With how congested he was, it sounded a great deal more like sedsei, did you deed sobding, but he was going to ignore that with what little dignity could be mustered while prostrated in bed.
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"The weather was a bit too much for you I take it?"
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"Sparred in the storm," he explained in a mutter. "Won't last long."
He hoped.
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"It gets all," he made a vague hand gesture, something meant to indicate a mixture of congested and possibly also explosive. "It's worse keeping it in than anything."
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"Better out than in," he said, emphatic. "We didn't break anything important, anyway."
At least, he was pretty sure they hadn't.
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"I'm fine," he said, serious despite how congested his voice was. There was no other way to express it, really; what else was he supposed to be?
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"I'm going to be fine," he repeated stubbornly. "And Mom knows that. I'm not Itachi, I get over things fast."
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Muzzily, he'd thought for the first time about moving out like Itachi seemed to be doing when he'd had to face Mikoto's best I'm Not Angry, Just Disappointed expression for a fifth time, but the thought had faded speedily with the arrival of her winter soup.
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"Is this you telling me to get out or something?"
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Not that he was exactly telling Obito to get out, though he couldn't actually say that. He shot his teacher a slightly bleary frown instead. "Aren't you worried you'll catch it?"
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