His eyes scoured the dark expanse before him, the setting sun beautifying the mountain expanse with the wind picking up speed. His coat made the wind less of a factor, though there wasn’t much he’d eventually be able to do about the eventual night sky. Shin had grown up in this land, perhaps not this location, but the country. The Land of Earth felt familiar to him, but he’d never really travelled these lands during a period he could remember. His home… he had been forced to leave that when his parents had taken him when he was eleven. Now, an entire ten years later he had returned. He wasn’t sure where he would find home, but Kumogakure no Sato had never filled that void. Perhaps Iwagakure no Sato would fill that in, but the crimson eyed man was unsure that would happen.
With a sigh, he turned his eyes away from the landscape before him and instead straight ahead to the ground just a few meters ahead of him. Shin had decided upon taking a quick break before he would eventually continue on the path until night fully set in. Then, it was just a question of if he wanted to continue for a few more hours or rest for the night before resuming his journey when the sun would remake its appearance. “Where did you go?” It was a rhetorical question that would, likely, never be answered. The mystery of his parents’ disappearance had been something he had always wondered about, yet over the years as he grew older it became less and less of a concern of his. In actuality, he likely wouldn’t care at this point if the answer ever arose. Shin just simply wanted an answer to a question that had been plaguing his mind – a question he felt would always remain that way. He needed something to take his mind off of them and returning home likely wouldn’t help that matter too much – but this was something he knew he had to do.
CP: 10/110 From Traveling
With a sigh, he turned his eyes away from the landscape before him and instead straight ahead to the ground just a few meters ahead of him. Shin had decided upon taking a quick break before he would eventually continue on the path until night fully set in. Then, it was just a question of if he wanted to continue for a few more hours or rest for the night before resuming his journey when the sun would remake its appearance. “Where did you go?” It was a rhetorical question that would, likely, never be answered. The mystery of his parents’ disappearance had been something he had always wondered about, yet over the years as he grew older it became less and less of a concern of his. In actuality, he likely wouldn’t care at this point if the answer ever arose. Shin just simply wanted an answer to a question that had been plaguing his mind – a question he felt would always remain that way. He needed something to take his mind off of them and returning home likely wouldn’t help that matter too much – but this was something he knew he had to do.
CP: 10/110 From Traveling