Mamoru stood quietly outside Okane's room waiting for her master to start making his morning rounds. She had been here since before the rising of the sun as were his wishes. He wanted her watching his back from the moment he stepped foot from his room to the moment these same doors closed. She stood unwavering two steel hooked swords strapped to her back. A black tank top exposing her muscular blue arms. She still wore the headband of the hidden Mist and though not a rogue ninja she carved a line through it all the same. Her loyalty was to the man who had taken her off the streets.
She was no child when Okane had found her one day on the side of the road. However one would not be able to tell just by looking with how emaciated she had been. A small smirk found the corner of her lips when she recalled him reaching out to her. The Tiger Shark he had named her for she tried to take his hand. Her fingers ran through her hair knowing at any moment he would be stepping through those doors and her job began.
A few members of staff walked past her some sneering and whispering. She knew what they were saying, the rumors of her feelings for Mr Okane were so far from the truth she never entertained them. He had saved her, gave her a purpose, a roof over her head. He was the father she never had and would give her life if it meant protecting his. She reached back adjusting her blades, Okane had promised new ones. She cared not if he gave her anything but accepted every gift all the same.
She was no child when Okane had found her one day on the side of the road. However one would not be able to tell just by looking with how emaciated she had been. A small smirk found the corner of her lips when she recalled him reaching out to her. The Tiger Shark he had named her for she tried to take his hand. Her fingers ran through her hair knowing at any moment he would be stepping through those doors and her job began.
A few members of staff walked past her some sneering and whispering. She knew what they were saying, the rumors of her feelings for Mr Okane were so far from the truth she never entertained them. He had saved her, gave her a purpose, a roof over her head. He was the father she never had and would give her life if it meant protecting his. She reached back adjusting her blades, Okane had promised new ones. She cared not if he gave her anything but accepted every gift all the same.