Pillars of red accented with luminous gold ink carved and etched into each one, baring seals of all kinds. All of them upholding the foundations of buildings with hues of reds, light browns, vibrant bamboo green, and dark jade tiles. Each building perfectly placed, the village built on the natural layers of the land, with rivers and streams flowing through it all; small stone bridges with mosaic tiles, each different overlap them all. Each mosaic telling the stories of the children of Uzushio, The Gems of Eddy, the spirits that reside in the land, of The Uzumaki clan and how they became known for their longevity and large chakra reserves. At the very center of it all, carved into a large flat stone inlay-ed in the ground for all to see; The symbol of Uzushio, the Uzumaki’s, a large swirl. Surrounding it, multiple seals carefully carved, only to be activated by the Uzukage in times of dire need.
All this, made up Uzushiogakure, now forgotten, lost to time and nature. Ashes of the siege, bones of Uzuhio’s children become apart of the natural greenery that now overtakes the entirety of the lost village. The pillars of a once vibrant red, still stand strong still upholding the foundations, but vines creep upon them nearly covering them all from the naked eye. Some buildings still stand, due to the deeply ingrained seals placed so long ago. Now, just like the pillars each one covered by nature, flowers, ferns. and vines. And the same stone, which marks the center, the heart of Eddy, still lays with splotches of dirt and moss; but it’s seal still everlasting.
Ghost Stories are spread around in the neighboring lands, forewarning those who dare try to enter the forgotten village. “ Only The Children of Eddy may enter the village now, any foolish soul whom dares try will face the wrath of the Uzushio. For she will now forever cry, until her lost children find their way home “. Most believe the stories, others scoff at the idea and try to enter only to never return . . .
“ Children of Eddy, each one, when facing the sea become heavily forlorn and feel need to shed unending tears rivaling rivers and streams. The sea carries Uzushio’s tears, her yearning to see her children, and her cries in hopes it will lead them back to her. . . back to their home; The Heart of Eddy.
