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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Closing his eyes and bowing his head, he concentrated entirely on his prayer.
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However, that wasn't what she really wanted. So, instead, she waited until he was done praying and dove right in. "You have been avoiding my company, cousin."
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"Yes," he answered softly, hands flexing into open palms atop his knees. "Please forgive me. I... have not been myself."
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He closed his eyes at her touch, willing away other thoughts. "I believe that it has, yes."
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"I only ask that you forgive me. That is all."
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Except give him what he was asking for. Which wasn't really an ordeal.
"Of course. Please, stop that now."
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