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(is that all I am to you Kurg, a weapon? crying )



Kai thought about Fordon's suggestion for a moment then said a bit hesitantly, "Well, if I can sweat it out, I think that I'd rather just train to work up a sweat. Will you train me instead Fordon-senpai?"

"I live to fulfill the dreams of those that came before me"

The female Jounin visibly bristled with rage almost opening her hand when Tensai placed a heavy hand on her head. "That means leave child. Besides I doubt i'll suffer from any sickness at this time," he dryly and he gently pushed her towards the door. When she left the sannin gentle smile faded.

"Your getting better at playing political games. Congratulations," he slipped a hand from the sleeves of his yukata and simply tapped his heart. "Ah about that, it seems old age catches up to some at unexspected times. One can only hold it back for so long," he remarked, slipping his arm back into his sleeve. "She's a specially trained nurse, I've had heard for awhile now, just in case I suffer any more of my illness. What's your excuse for Fordon?" he said, and his voice took on a colder tone. He was very well versed in political games and despite Luo's mood, he wouldn't suffer any blows to his pride.

"I'm just here to alert you that i'll be watching over the Sanbi for some time and our young host, although the latter will be secretly of course,"

Luo chuckled a bit to himself as he looked up at Tensaijin. "Thank you for the compliment. It seems you're the only one in this village willing to test my hand when it comes to such games, and to be honest I wish more people would do so. My days have been getting boring lately."

Luo then looked at the man, giving him a once over before muttering, "I see. Well, at least you've been properly diagnosed. I see you got yourself a woman capable of forcing you to take your medication. As long as she's doing her job, I don't really mind either way." Luo then smiled a bit at the man's remark. Their game of verbal chess seemed to be getting back underway. "I don't like excuses, so I won't make one. Do you have siblings Tensaijin? Did you ever have one who liked to follow you around when they were younger, seeming to take mental note of all your habits and activities in the hopes of following in your footsteps and receiving your approval? While I grew up without siblings, it seems I have one now. It's a bit low of you to take stabs at someone's sibling, but it was a good move in this game between us I must admit." It was fairly easy for anyone to see how this related to him and Fordon. It was not even that Luo needed him there, but rather he wished to be there.

"As for the Sanbi, you may watch as much as you'd like. There's a rather large rock wall erected around Kiri lake, but if he begins to stir it would be good for us to know. But for Kaizen, it'll be a bit difficult for you to keep an eye on him now that he'll be taking on missions. Do me a favor and keep the talk of him being the host to a minimum. He has not realized what he is now, and the death of his parents during the attack caused some major mental scaring as well as a low amount of mental instability and possibly depression, however the latter doesn't seem to be present anymore."

(true enough )



Kai nodded as he suddenly became more serious. He moved to the nearest shadows, making sure to walk from the ball of the foot to the heel so as to more evenly distribute his weight as he walked. He crouched down as he made his way towards Fordon, trying to keep to the shadows as much as possible. He took each step slowly, gently testing the place where his foot would fall before putting his full weight on the foot. He would try and tap Fordon on the back of the neck once he got closer.

"I live to fulfill the dreams of those that came before me"

LT sat still in his chair, clearly overlooked by the two most powerful shinobi in this village. He knew they were fully aware he was there but this conversation didnt include him. Therefore LT wold just sit there and wait till their mind games were over. It was like a mental war was raging between these two. It mattered not to LT, he was not necessarily afraid of either men, it was the fact that since LT was ANBU captain and read both of their profiles was the fact that made LT say nothing. He was more cautious than afraid. But he sat silent like he use to do when he was ANBU

"I consider political power to be one of the main things a Kage should learn, especially at your young age," smiled the sannin, closing his radiant eyes.

"You must excuse her, her family was a bit tough on her at a young age. I'm actually surprised at her mental stability considering such things," said Tensaijin as he jerked his head towards the door. "I apologise if I have offended you, but in political war games honor is almost non-existent at times," explained the older man in sagely tones.

"With your permission I ask Kaizen be watched very carefully at this early stage, considering his new status as a host. If anything I would hope he would remain in the village for a long as possible and learn about the demon in order to control it before actively participating in outside battles," as he spoke Tensaijin glanced at the ANBU captain in the corner, before returning his gaze to Luo.

"As I watch the Sanbi I will send periodic assessments of it's action and behaviors. In the meantime congratulations on your village surviving one of the most chaotic aspects of a tailed beast to walk the earth...Well at least in a long time," he added but soon his body faded into a brief flash of lines, indicating his swift departure for the Water Country. His medic soon followed in an identical fashion.

.:> Gah, lazy post. I'll fix it up for detail when im free later >.>. .:.

LT looked over to Luo, "I thought it was my job to look after the boy Mizukage? Whhy would he want to do that? Does he think the boy a threat....or does he want the power of the boy for his own reasons?" LT sat down next to Luo at the table and leaned back in his chair. He then closed his eyes and folded his arms.

LT understood exactly what Luo meant. "Sir with your permission i believe we should wait to tell the boy, I just dont think that he is ready to know about it so soon after his parents death, but i hope to tell him soon." LT reached into his back hip pouch and pulled out a piece of paper and laid it on the table in front of Luo for he knew Luo preferred as little contact with others as possible. The piece of paper was a powerful suppression seal. "If he ever begins to transform or become unable to control himself then with this I will seal away the chakra of the boy. Do you think this is an acceptable plan? I thought that this would be the best way for Kai to participate in the missions."