Hinata Hyūga (日向 ヒナタ) (
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[Open] Momento Mori
She had noticed the villagers running around preparing things for the past few days. Every time she attempted to speak to one of them about what was going on, however, they seemed to be too busy to answer her questions. Finally, she'd braved asking Kakashi-sensei's landlady—the owner of the bookstore—and was informed about the festival to honour the dead.
Hinata had quite a few dead to honour, here or not, and she purchased her own candles and some ingredients to make dishes to put before the shrine. It would be awkward since she didn't have any photographs of her mother and putting one of her cousin would seem a bit morbid, but she hoped that they would appreciate the thought anyway.
That was what counted, right?
Perhaps she wasn't the only one of the shinobi intent on doing so as well.
Hinata had quite a few dead to honour, here or not, and she purchased her own candles and some ingredients to make dishes to put before the shrine. It would be awkward since she didn't have any photographs of her mother and putting one of her cousin would seem a bit morbid, but she hoped that they would appreciate the thought anyway.
That was what counted, right?
Perhaps she wasn't the only one of the shinobi intent on doing so as well.
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Dango might have been his favorite snack, but he liked many other things when he had the appetite to enjoy them. And the festival provided almost endless options.
"Is there anyone selling omusubi?" He asked. "I'm a little wary about attempting something battered... or fried on a stick... But I am somewhat hungry..."
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"I didn't get you anything heavily seasoned because I do not want to upset your stomach. I think Sakumo-san would be annoyed if I brought you home ill."
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He ate about half of one before looking up at her again.
"I'm afraid I've slept through quite a few of your recent visits... How have you been? Well, I hope..."
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She was a little startled when he brought up her visits. "Oh, well, you have been ill, so I didn't want to disturb you, Itachi-san. Since Naruto-kun and I have had the chance to speak, things have been fine for me. Thank you for asking."
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He knew there was danger, given the kidnapping attempt on the littlest Sasuke. But that was an isolated incident, wasn't it?
Then again, being ill and bedridden does mean you're probably not caught up on Village news.
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"They wanted to... what?!"
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"It is not the first time something like this has happened to me."
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With topics like that, the riceballs in his lap were almost completely forgotten.
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"Itachi-san, perhaps you did not sit in on the kunoichi classes at the academy. We are told that sometimes things like that can happen to a female shinobi while she is out on a mission." Granted, having that knowledge didn't make it easier, but she'd known it could have happened. And there had been attempts to kidnap her as a child.
"It has always been a possibility," she said heavily. "However, I was with Kakashi-sensei and Naruto-kun. And I am of fighting as well." She gave him a tiny smile.
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He bowed his head a little.
"I am simply grateful... that is all."
And he prayed silently that the war in the outer reaches of the country would never make its way here.
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She had seen what war did to a village and she didn't want that to happen in Michi no Sato any more than Itachi did.
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"I will... leave that in his hands, then..."
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