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Giglamesh would come walking.......slowly in to the badlands out of the south gate of the village with a very disgruntal look on face, With him walks a tiny little old man about about four foot tall hunched over wearing a cruddy looking green bath robe and fussy brown, possibly white when they were clean, slippers. the old man keeps himself upwirst with a black cane which he uses to walk. The look on giglamesh face of gowing threw with the mission is utter disgust as he absoultly hates the idea of being the old mans guide.

"hurrah the hell up whiper snaper!!!" Ananube would say this yelling at giglamehs as oddly giglamesh is in front of the old man walking slightly faster than he is. "Damnit jigly cant cha keep up with a little old man kukukukuk kuuukukuk!" The old man would let out some type of disterubed little laugh.

Giglamesh would have another large vein pulsing at his right temple. "Im ahead of you..and dammit i said my name was GIGLAMESH!!!" Giglamesh would tighten he fists reall hard and would stop walking waiting for the old man to pass him and would then walk behide him.

Kisoku's arm quickly shot out, clamping down mercilessly upon the neck of the rattler he had been staring down. The snake wriggled and hissed its disapproval, glaring daggers at the offending enemy. The dark-haired chunin stared back stoicly, challenging the serpent to try and bite him.

Pulling out a vile, Kisoku deftly began to gather the snake's venom. He pryed open the tiny jaws, watching with fascination as the fangs were bared. He stayed there, staring, for a moment or two before bringing forth the container. He pierced the rubber top, watching the venom slowly drip to the curved bottom.

When he deemed it was enough, Kisoku pulled the angry rattlesnake's teeth out and put the bottle back into his pouch. He knelt down, settling the snake in the sand. He gathered himself, readying to spring, then released the creature.

Its head whipped back, hissing with rightious fury. Kisoku barely managed to dodge out of the way, accidently tripping over his own two feet. He scrambled backwards, adrenaline pulsing through his veins, a small smile slowly arranging itself on his face.

He waited, dodging until the snake tired of him and moved off on its own. Then he set out to look for others, the vile in his pouch being the key to the antidote they were making at the hospital. It was good to be out and about, for once.

((I hope you don't mind my doing this, please....))

Kisoku finally found a second serpent. He slowly crept upon it, staring at it calmly as he contemplated his next move. Kisoku was ready to spring, muscles tightened in anticipation of the attack, when someone knocked into him. He had been so absorbed trying to not alert his prey (and possibly get bitten for the act) that he hadn't been paying attention to his surroundings.

He fell forward, stumbling, and the snake became aware of his presence. It's head came around faster than a genin could move, attempting to off it's predator. Kisoku had barely enough time to grab the newcomer who had run into him and pull her out of the way so they wouldn't be hurt. He had to jump as far as he could, unable to properly gather himself for the spring, and ended up falling onto his back.

The first thing out of Kisoku's mouth, as soon as he had stood up and faced the new person, was, "Are you always this stupid, or are you making a special effort today?" He scowled at her, seeing that her antics had scared off all living creatures. He would have to search for hours in order to locate a new serpent.

His hand immediately checked his pocket. He was missing his vile. He quickly scanned the ground, spotting it at the new girl's feet. He looked her up and down quickly, moving forward to pick it up. He stood naught three inches from her, holding the vile up to the sunlight, and asked, "How did you get way out here anyways? Did someone let you out of your cage?" His voice dripped with sarcasm and no little annoyance- he would have to travel even farther, possibly even spend the night in the badlands, in order to locate enough venom to fill the vile. He was not happy.

Kisoku dusted himself off, straightening his black shirt. He fixed her with a stare that had no warmth, then immediately made a decision. "Your stupidity cost me three hours' work. Make youself useful and look for rattlers." With that, he turned and began a trek deeper into the badlands- the girl would either follow or not, he didn't really much care. He just needed to find a few more serpents, and then he could go back and finish his work.

((Sorry about taking so long...been dealing with stuffs...=_='))

Kisoku looked over, immediately spotting the furious rattler. It hissed and flicked its tongue, shaking its tail like mad. Kisoku smiled slowly, his entire focus on the serpent. The serpent, in turn, kept an eye on the younger ninja- which was perfectly fine for the elder.

He moved into position, then sprang. His hand attached itself to the neck, so that no matter how much the scaled creature moved, it could not wriggle its way out of his grip. Pulling out the vile once more, he repeated the process he had performed earlier; this time, he was able to get a bit more venom out of the serpent than before.

When he was done, he moved away from the girl, set the serpent down, and then let go as he rushed backwards. He was nearly bitten, but it wasn't something that was new, nor something he hadn't dealt with on a regular basis. When he was done, and the snake was on it's way, he still had the small smile across his lips.

Kisoku looked at the girl out of the corner of his eye. "Start with how many you can find," he said with a bite to his voice. He sighed, placing the bottle delicately into his pouch, then began to scour the desert once more.

Kisoku stared back at her, arms crossed. Flatly, he told her, "You don't have any self-esteem, do you?" It wasn't stated as a question, regardless of the wording. He had seen people like her in the hospital before, people who would squeak and hide like mice if someone so much as looked at them the wrong way.