-- kabuto had asked her so nicely to either stay with him or to stay within certain areas of the base because he didn’t want the INFLUENCE of others in the base to affect her. she’d agreed, of course; cracked a few jokes about her being a grown woman and being able to take care of herself, him warning her a final time. she hadn’t listened, clearly, which was apparent in the way she was wandering dangerously close to the outside of the lines that kabuto had so clearly drawn out for her.
her irresponsible wandering had led to her discovering the training grounds that kabuto had mentioned she should avoid -- after all, the very people she shouldn’t be near would be using that to practice -- and yet her curiosity egged her on to open the door and peek out onto the grounds.
tenten had never seen weaponry like the ones he was wielding. smooth, white. almost the same look as ...
she watches as the weaponry pierces through his flesh; watches as he does not flinch as new sword-like fragments erupt from his palms, watches as the skin closes up as if nothing had happened. they looked like bones because they were bones.
words leave her mouth before she even realizes she’s spoken; she has a WEAKNESS for weaponry, especially any she wasn’t familiar with, and this was something she’d never seen before. ❝ that’s -- that’s incredible. ❞