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Post by ›Hyuuga«»Uchiha‹ on Jul 6, 2008 19:33:46 GMT -8
Silence was a strong factor to a shinobi, an absolute quality one must always possess if they want to be successful in the harsh world. It helps one to stay hidden from others, to blend in with their surroundings and observe others without being found. It allows one to move quickly, plot and plan attacks and defenses, and prepare themselves for what could happen in a split second. With this element always around them, a shinobi could work it to their advantage or let it attack them when they are not paying attention. And sometimes, there are other things that help to contribute to this tactic, things like Kekkei Genkais (bloodline limits).
Always his eyes were white, or a shade close to it, at least. Truly, they were pale lilac, pupil less, and creepy to some people. To him and his family, and to any smart shinobi, they were useful weapons, once extremely helpful to them and what their attacks depended on. They were his own Kekkei Genkai, the one passed through generations of his family, both through the main branch and side branches. The prestigious Hyuuga clan had one of the most well-known and strongest Kekkei Genkai in all of the shinobi world, and it showed through with their jutsu and their strength. The Byakugan ... What a powerful weapon.
Keeping his form low over the scattered dirt, the Jounin focused his chakra around himself, charging himself for what could possibly come in any second. Closed eyes flashed open sharply, thick veins crawling over his cheeks, across his temples and in the general area around his eyes. It was a short activation process which further allowed him to scope the surrounding area. And why was he there? There had been trouble brewing, and the lands were being constantly surveyed. He was assigned to check this area as part of a team. Where his teammates were, he did not know. Nor did he really care. It did not concern him; everyone had their own jobs to do in the Forest as did other Jounin groups and individuals across the village and Fire Country.
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