Post by Mumiyoshi on Sept 23, 2008 5:08:16 GMT -5
Along the same mountain path, on a small rock peak sticking out over the large drop, sat a man. The man was wearing a torn, ragged navy blue kimono, strapped to his waist by an Obi (lit: sash). He wore also ragged and beaten, usually blue samurai armour on his hands, legs and feet. tucked into the back of the Obi was a sheathed Tanto, very plain looking, however it was in far better condition to the rest of him. strung to the Obi was a harmonica.
Similar to Yukimura, he had a scar going down his eye. However his scar went from his hairline to the bottom of his face, the man seemed to be blind in that eye. under his kimono and armour, he had many more scars, the biggest of which on his back, going from one shoulder, to the bottom opposite of his waist. He seemed to be in his mid-thirties. His hair was jet black, That was naturally spiked backwards, except for the bangs of his hair, which were equally spiked, but down over his forehead.
Hovering closely to the man was a small blue ball of energy, only viewable to those who have a considerable energy level, and even then the man would have to want them to see the ball. The man undid the string of the harmonica and put it to his lips, he began to play considerably loudly, but also skillfully well.
Similar to Yukimura, he had a scar going down his eye. However his scar went from his hairline to the bottom of his face, the man seemed to be blind in that eye. under his kimono and armour, he had many more scars, the biggest of which on his back, going from one shoulder, to the bottom opposite of his waist. He seemed to be in his mid-thirties. His hair was jet black, That was naturally spiked backwards, except for the bangs of his hair, which were equally spiked, but down over his forehead.
Hovering closely to the man was a small blue ball of energy, only viewable to those who have a considerable energy level, and even then the man would have to want them to see the ball. The man undid the string of the harmonica and put it to his lips, he began to play considerably loudly, but also skillfully well.
