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triangularity2014-11-12 01:15 am
puppypile) wrote in triangularity2014-11-12 01:15 am
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Open RP post for Inuzuka Hana
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"You wouldn't," he huffed, but he was confident in his words. He and Hana might have looked and seemed on first impression quite opposite from one another, but at their base they were siblings and Hana, like Kiba, would have preferred to be respected and liked than anything otherwise. Kiba enjoyed having a rally of friends, he liked company and he liked to be respected by his fellow shinobi, so he continued, "Sensei doesn't know how to train me and Shino, so he lets our clans do it for us, then preaches to us about teamwork and tells us to be aware of our surroundings like he's had a part in how we've progressed.." Kiba upturned his nose at that, screwing up his face with distaste. "If you were a sensei, you'd make sure your team trained with you regardless of what talents or affinities they had. Even if they were a leftovers team like mine, you'd find some similarity and train them using that, right? Train them hard and good, so they respect you and each other, and so that they turn into a team rather than just a bunch of shinobi who have to work together."
Kiba's look had turned sour, sore and burned by his situation, but when he realised that his sulk had clawed its way back onto his face, he shook himself free with a little jerk of his head, wrenching his grin back where it belonged.
"You'd be a great sensei."
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She turned back to Akamaru, running a hand over each of his legs to feel for any joint issues. Hana lifted and checked each of his paws, continuing, "You're worth a lot as shinobi, individually and together. I actually think you and Shino could balance each other well if you weren't always sniping." She didn't blame Kiba entirely for that. On the contrary, she thought everyone involved on the team, especially their sensei, played a part in developing sometimes unproductive dynamics. Inuzuka wanted to be part of a group. She was well aware of her clan members' typical faults, but she also knew their strengths, and if a leader could harness that headstrong stubbornness properly, there was no one more loyal or dependable.
She continued with the process that was so routine by now that she doubted she'd have to ask Akamaru for anything. He knew what was going on in the usual exam as well as she did.
Hana finished a very basic physical exam, but left the requisite chakra scans for after lunch. She got back to her feet, going to the desk. Removing everything from her bento, Hana neatly divided it up. A third for Kiba, a third for herself, and a third for the dogs to share to tide them over till their next meal. A quick sniff was enough to rule out harmful ingredients like garlic or onions; Hana was very careful about what she fed any of the family dogs. "Here, eat this," she said, handing Kiba his share. Her own dogs had dishes in the corner of her office, and Hana got down a plate for Akamaru. She sat in her own chair after taking care of everyone else, but spun it around to face Kiba rather than the desk.
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...Speaking of chewing. Kiba graciously accepted the offering, immediately taking a huge bite as if he hadn't eaten for weeks. His mothers cooking was getting to be something close to excellent in his books, and whether it was family bias or not, Kiba didn't really care.
With a hamster-cheek full of food, the Inuzuka boy mumbled a noise of thought, then swallowed before he spoke up, "Sure Shino's got potential, but he's such an asshole." He upturned his nose again, eternally frustrated by even the mere thought of that particular Aburame. He wasn't entirely sure when their relationship had started to sour so much from their reasonably amicable days in the academy, but since their team had formed Kiba had found an inherent dislike for the way Shino worked almost as strong as the dislike Shino found in him. They picked at each other incessantly, both bidding for the next opportunity to one-up the other in an endless cycle that caused a rift in their team dynamic right from the get-go. "He's so fucking stuck up, and he's got his bugs shoved so far up his ass I'm pretty certain he's one step away from marrying the little fuckers. He pisses me off on purpose just so he can show off with them. I'm all for working through differences, as much as the next guy, but Shino is impossible to work with."
He paused to lick his fingers, scowling at his hand like it was the cause for all his problems of late.
"And as for Sakura... She's great, but she just doesn't gel with either of us battle-wise - and even out of battle it's kinda tense! She makes fun of me, and when she's not defending sensei's shitty teaching, she's siding with Shino to gang up on me." He dragged his hands down his face and groaned. "I don't see the point in our team. We just don't work, and if sensei has been trying all this time to make it work he's done a god-awful job of it."
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