And he was vicious─── from the first moment his sand was torn apart, the fracture in formation was quickly repaired, twisting around the room and slamming to the door behind her. Grains of rust, tainted by the very ROT of thousands of bodies Gaara had destroyed thrust to the windows, layering amidst the room.
He wouldn’t let her escape.
He doesn’t speak back to her──── After all, from the moment he realised SHE would not be HIS,
He was entirely gone.
A hand splays out, sand travelling thick amidst the air. He doesn’t send any more towards her, but rather, approaches her himself.
Pale eyes festered with madness,
(In the end, there would be no way she could save him).
Finger and thumb pointed ahead, he reaches for her eyes.
THOSE BEAUTIFUL, MOTHERLY EYES.
The stench is awful & it reminds her very much of the rot of swamps. Even
more so of Shima’s legendary corpse plant, its blooming smells almost as
bad as this. Even with the madness choking the air around him, she is hopeful,
But fire and lightning will do little against sand, a natural nullification of such
things, and it’s enough to cause her mild concern.
“It’s a lovely day out, you know? The sky is so vast and blue. I’ve not seen the
likes of it in Shima.” So she uses idle conversation to distract from the problem
at hand. Simple, but sometimes it helps diffuse this sort of thing. “You should
visit a rain forest sometime, though. I think the sounds of rain might help calm
you. The birds make songs like a lullaby.”
Saki does not move. She is confident in her taijutsu----she is confident that the
Shimakage’s teachings will not fail her, not even now. Masa told her this would
be an adventure. Right now it is for all the wrong reasons.
“But if you take my eyes, I would be very sad. They wouldn’t be able to see
the sky or watch the tigers play with their cubs. Wouldn’t it be better to share