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[Open] I have too many Gaara mused OTL
In the blink of an eye, from one moment to the next, she was somewhere else. The redhead blinked in mild surprise and stared around at her surroundings. This...didn't look like Kumo. She'd been there a moment ago, speaking with the Raikage about possibly reworking some of their treaties, and now...
She appeared to be standing on the outskirts of a village that she didn't recognize; from the numerous pinpricks of strong, trained chakras, she suspected it was a shinobi village of some sort. That was...not a bad thing, she decided. And so Sabaku no Gaara began walking toward the village, long red curls lifting briefly away from her neck in the stray breeze.
If this is genjutsu, it is unlike anything I have seen before, she mused as she walked, easily weaving between others visiting the markets and wandering. The gourd strapped to her back earned her a few surprised looks, but she ignored them in favor of searching for someone who was likely to be a shinobi; civilians rarely had the answers she required.
She appeared to be standing on the outskirts of a village that she didn't recognize; from the numerous pinpricks of strong, trained chakras, she suspected it was a shinobi village of some sort. That was...not a bad thing, she decided. And so Sabaku no Gaara began walking toward the village, long red curls lifting briefly away from her neck in the stray breeze.
If this is genjutsu, it is unlike anything I have seen before, she mused as she walked, easily weaving between others visiting the markets and wandering. The gourd strapped to her back earned her a few surprised looks, but she ignored them in favor of searching for someone who was likely to be a shinobi; civilians rarely had the answers she required.
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Leave it to Gaara, any Gaara, to pick up on the fact that Temari wasn't as happy as she wished she was. "I didn't mean it like, imouto-chan. My family will always be important to me. However, I've heard from somewhere that only family can hurt you enough to really matter. And it's true. I can only assume that Otou-sama was an actual parent to you." She gave the redhead a small, sad smile that vanished into an impassive mask. "Not so much for my reality."
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After a moment of processing the familiarity in which Temari had just addressed her - neither Kankurou nor Tamaki had ever called her 'chan' before - she considered the implications of what her sister was not telling her.
Clearly, something had happened in her sister's reality that was extremely different from her own. "...Otou-san died protecting me from Akatsuki," she said at last. The memories still hurt, as did the guilt.
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Temari's reality had been extremely different indeed. Her gaze narrowed slightly at the blonde. "I am sorry that your father was not like mine... However, I am not certain I appreciate the way you are pushing your bitterness off on me, onee-sama."
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"Just...forget about it, okay?"
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"Whatever else may have happened, we are family, and I would do anything to ensure you are safe and happy." That was her job as Kazekage, but also her prerogative as Temari's sister.
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