This year was about to get more interesting. There was Kumori. He was pacing in his office, one of his ears twitching madly as he thought. Yes everyone could feel the growing hatred that was coming from a single source under the city of konohagakure. Within Konoha itself, people must be sick from the hate ain the air. The Blade under the city was about to release the most malevolent creature this world has seen. What’s worse is that nobody knew what to do. They didn’t have common sealing jutsus that were strong enough to seal a demon, nor could they kill it. The only option he could see was to call for a five kage meeting to discuss what will be done. So with a loud sigh and a flick of his tail, he adjusted his dark blue suit collar and made sure his neck tie was properly tied and was neat. One thing he hated was not looking good, especially on such an important time. Once he was done, he yelled out, calling for the nearest assistant.
The older female ran into the office quickly. It wasn’t often that anyone would get called in by the Raikage as he was a very individual kage. He didn’t really need assistants on most occasions. “Yes sir? What can I do for you?” She knelt down onto one knee and placed her arm across her chest, her eyes were closed with her head tilted towards the ground. Kumori kept his composure; he didn’t want people to know he loved looking down at subordinates like this. It made him feel much more superior to everyone. “Go to the message centre and send out a letter to each kage. Calling them to a meeting of kages in two days time.” And he handed a small pile of sealed maps. She knew the maps were the location of the secret meeting, but they were sealed for a kage to open only. So she agreed and ran off with the maps. He walked to his window and looked out over his village. Three years and nothing changed besides getting more peaceful. The lightning storm above never ceased to stop. This is why he felt so at home here. He loved it.
A few hours later he grabbed his large tsurugi blade. Each piece was slowly taken off and slipped into its holsters which he put onto his back. The weight always felt nice to him and made him feel more complete. The holster blended perfectly with his suit, making it look neat and crisp. So looking in the mirror quickly, he fixed his hair. And so he was ready to travel. It was about a day’s journey from every village to get to this location. He figured every kage has gotten the map for the meeting by now. So looking around his office to check if he has everything, he sighed and walked back to the window. With that, he hopped out and his tail discharged lightning. It was exhilarating. He loved travelling, and at his speed nobody could keep up. Almost light a lightning bolt, he vanished from the stop and was sprinting across the rooftops in the wind and rain. Like a yellow streak he jumped to the road. He quickly made it to the gate of the large village. Unfortunately even as the raikage he had to be stopped and identified. One of his defences to ensure security.
Shortly after he was free to go. While he was a little miffed that it took so long, he accepted it. Then he was soon on his way again. As he traveled the lightning on his tail discharged more. It was a natural side effect from being half human and half demon. As he traveled the faster he traveled, the more lightning was discharged. It even got to the point where every jump sounded like a bolt of lightning. His hair dried as the journey progressed. The rain always tried to ruin his hair, but it only laughed and dried exactly how it started. A few hours later he reached the border of Konohagakure. At which time he curved south and kept going. Before nightfall of the same morning he left, he reached the location of the meeting. Quickly and carefully checking his surroundings, he entered the secret entrance of the underground meeting place.
The stone cavern was highly decorated and secured. It was built hundreds of years earlier for the use of the kages. With a sigh he made his way through the tunnels past the various rooms. At which time he walked into the meeting room and looked around. The flag from each nation hung behind seats, the fire nation being the largest, was at the head of the table. The seats were stone with gold inlay, a symbol of the craftsmanship of the first eras. The walls however were just flat stone. Build in a dome shape and made to obviously last. So after the long trip, the Raikage brushed his hair slowly. The slight dust on his suit was easily brushed off and his tail was brushed to flatten it out. Now the last thing he could do was wait for the others.
The older female ran into the office quickly. It wasn’t often that anyone would get called in by the Raikage as he was a very individual kage. He didn’t really need assistants on most occasions. “Yes sir? What can I do for you?” She knelt down onto one knee and placed her arm across her chest, her eyes were closed with her head tilted towards the ground. Kumori kept his composure; he didn’t want people to know he loved looking down at subordinates like this. It made him feel much more superior to everyone. “Go to the message centre and send out a letter to each kage. Calling them to a meeting of kages in two days time.” And he handed a small pile of sealed maps. She knew the maps were the location of the secret meeting, but they were sealed for a kage to open only. So she agreed and ran off with the maps. He walked to his window and looked out over his village. Three years and nothing changed besides getting more peaceful. The lightning storm above never ceased to stop. This is why he felt so at home here. He loved it.
A few hours later he grabbed his large tsurugi blade. Each piece was slowly taken off and slipped into its holsters which he put onto his back. The weight always felt nice to him and made him feel more complete. The holster blended perfectly with his suit, making it look neat and crisp. So looking in the mirror quickly, he fixed his hair. And so he was ready to travel. It was about a day’s journey from every village to get to this location. He figured every kage has gotten the map for the meeting by now. So looking around his office to check if he has everything, he sighed and walked back to the window. With that, he hopped out and his tail discharged lightning. It was exhilarating. He loved travelling, and at his speed nobody could keep up. Almost light a lightning bolt, he vanished from the stop and was sprinting across the rooftops in the wind and rain. Like a yellow streak he jumped to the road. He quickly made it to the gate of the large village. Unfortunately even as the raikage he had to be stopped and identified. One of his defences to ensure security.
Shortly after he was free to go. While he was a little miffed that it took so long, he accepted it. Then he was soon on his way again. As he traveled the lightning on his tail discharged more. It was a natural side effect from being half human and half demon. As he traveled the faster he traveled, the more lightning was discharged. It even got to the point where every jump sounded like a bolt of lightning. His hair dried as the journey progressed. The rain always tried to ruin his hair, but it only laughed and dried exactly how it started. A few hours later he reached the border of Konohagakure. At which time he curved south and kept going. Before nightfall of the same morning he left, he reached the location of the meeting. Quickly and carefully checking his surroundings, he entered the secret entrance of the underground meeting place.
The stone cavern was highly decorated and secured. It was built hundreds of years earlier for the use of the kages. With a sigh he made his way through the tunnels past the various rooms. At which time he walked into the meeting room and looked around. The flag from each nation hung behind seats, the fire nation being the largest, was at the head of the table. The seats were stone with gold inlay, a symbol of the craftsmanship of the first eras. The walls however were just flat stone. Build in a dome shape and made to obviously last. So after the long trip, the Raikage brushed his hair slowly. The slight dust on his suit was easily brushed off and his tail was brushed to flatten it out. Now the last thing he could do was wait for the others.