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The Lost Boy
@auburnprotection responded to koredesaigoda:
Normally, Itachi would have pushed on, driven by a singular purpose to fulfill. Yet when he caught sight of the slight child, he gave into pause, hesitating. At last he spoke, with concern colouring his tone. "... Are you alright?"
Hearing some footsteps approaching the green eyed boy found the source of the unfamiliar voice. Their surroundings were foreign for him, as well as lonely, so finally being able to find a wandering soul gave him hope. “I believe…I lost my way…”
"Have you...? Do you at least remember where your house is?” If the boy could at least provide an address, he could be of some help. It simply wasn’t safe for a child to be out by themselves like this. “I can help bring you there.”
Gear Up
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The world was crawlin’ with them. Corrupted creatures festering in the far reaches of the shadows, blighting life as it was with their mere existence- just waiting for the opportunity to drag a fresh victim down into oblivion with them. Be it to rend tender fresh between jagged teeth, to possess a new meat suit or to tack ‘em up like macabre trophies in their dirt home, Grimmjow Jaegerjaquez had just about seen it all.
And what was a bunch of maverick hunters supposed to do when they needed to get rid of that damned plague?
Or to at least keep it at a manageable enough level so as to avoid mass panic?
Disgruntled, Grimmjow spat to the side, not at all pleased with the latest group consensus. Sure, it was a long established rule that they had to operate in teams of two, and since his partner had gotten skewered during that last case... Grimmjow was left with the pleasure of gaining yet another sorry sack of shit as a partner. Che.
There were distinct murmurs as their ragtag council served up some newcomer for the slot. A surly, red-haired jackass with heavily ringed eyes.
“Gaara,” they said, while the rest of the teams of hunters looked on, curious. Some were grinning, clearly amused. “Got you a new ally, Grimmjow-- from today onwards, the both of you are partners. So play nice.”
Maybe he would play nice, but he couldn’t guarantee the same for the kid. Teenagers and that whiny rebellious phase-- did they have to lump him with someone whose balls had just dropped?
Alright, maybe there wasn’t a guarantee that Grimmjow would behave either.