Dusk was falling rapidly by the time Shura, Takato and Tayuya arrived. Kiro stood up in respect for his allies and prepared to brief them on what he had found.
“Yeah, I got the information. It makes sense considering some evidence that I recently discovered. From about ten trees back, there were little sprinkles of dirt on the branches. We both know that dirt doesn’t grow on trees. In fact, those same branches seemed to have been weakened, probably due to the speed they were going at. I think we can guarantee that we are tailing a group. Whoever made the web must’ve stopped at the origin point that you spoke of. All the more reason why we should follow the threads.”
Kiro brought his hands into his pockets as a cool breeze gently made its way through him. The chilling sensation wasn’t all that new but his body still disliked the feeling. After a taking a quick glance at the darkening sky above, the Uchiha went on to discuss how they should proceed.
“As much as I hate to do this, I believe that it would be in our best interest to stop for the night. The temperature has severely dropped if you haven’t been able to tell already. With the low visibility, it’s near impossible for us without the byakugan to see the threads, let alone avoid them.”
Pausing for a moment, the Uchiha shifted his gaze towards the Nara.
“Plus if I am correct, then your shadow technique won’t be effective at night. That technique is essential to any strategy and the success of our mission. The shadows aren’t to be underestimated.”
Truthfully, the lingering memory of Azumi’s technique was what gave Kiro that impression. He did hope Takato would correct him if his assumption was wrong. Kiro doubted it was though.
“Anyways, it would be better to talk and strategize around a nice, warm campfire. Shura, if you wouldn’t mind, please locate us an open space. If an enemy was anywhere within atleast four kilometers, I’m sure you would’ve been able to spot them. So don’t worry about an ambush.”
“Yeah, I got the information. It makes sense considering some evidence that I recently discovered. From about ten trees back, there were little sprinkles of dirt on the branches. We both know that dirt doesn’t grow on trees. In fact, those same branches seemed to have been weakened, probably due to the speed they were going at. I think we can guarantee that we are tailing a group. Whoever made the web must’ve stopped at the origin point that you spoke of. All the more reason why we should follow the threads.”
Kiro brought his hands into his pockets as a cool breeze gently made its way through him. The chilling sensation wasn’t all that new but his body still disliked the feeling. After a taking a quick glance at the darkening sky above, the Uchiha went on to discuss how they should proceed.
“As much as I hate to do this, I believe that it would be in our best interest to stop for the night. The temperature has severely dropped if you haven’t been able to tell already. With the low visibility, it’s near impossible for us without the byakugan to see the threads, let alone avoid them.”
Pausing for a moment, the Uchiha shifted his gaze towards the Nara.
“Plus if I am correct, then your shadow technique won’t be effective at night. That technique is essential to any strategy and the success of our mission. The shadows aren’t to be underestimated.”
Truthfully, the lingering memory of Azumi’s technique was what gave Kiro that impression. He did hope Takato would correct him if his assumption was wrong. Kiro doubted it was though.
“Anyways, it would be better to talk and strategize around a nice, warm campfire. Shura, if you wouldn’t mind, please locate us an open space. If an enemy was anywhere within atleast four kilometers, I’m sure you would’ve been able to spot them. So don’t worry about an ambush.”