[Oonakayama Arashi]

a falling star fell from your heart.

No one ever really wished to be alone. But after a week of narrowly avoiding her family and hiding out in the slums of Sunagakure, the young girl had done well enough to prove otherwise. At ten years old, she had done much as an independent. Of course, she hadn't been alone the whole time. Strangely, her first night out in the streets had been in the company of a large wolf-like canine. Nai, she had started to call her, mostly because it was the first thing to come to mind. Even if it wasn't the most creative.

That had been a year ago, and now it seemed as if the duo had now become somewhat a larger group since then.

Little Cheery Vagabond
As the small girl would begin to stir from her slumber, her eyes fluttering as she rose up from upon the large crate, the girl would blink upon seeing what looked to be a fruit basket next to her head. It was the second time she had seen something like this, causing her to question just how they were getting there? Still, the child could only stretch her arms, letting bare feet touch the ground as she looked around her small little haven.

Nai laid not too far from her, body curled around a golden retriever puppy they had only found recently whom she had named Jai. There was Bai, the short haired German Shepard who appeared to have taken post at the far end of the alley, growling as it seemed as if anyone that passed was a threat. Which she hoped would be a habit she might be able to break. Yai would laid slumped over Kai, the hound and Saint Bernard still in deep slumber as the larger of the two would kick off his leg as he drooled over with an open mouth.

They were a odd little group, but in a way, they were all strays. Only taken in by each other because..well..where else were they supposed to go?

While Arashi would kneel down to examine the food presented, her eyes narrowed while ruffling a hand through her hair as she began to reach down and start to peel the skin away with a rusted knife she had found in the trash. As soon as every apple had been peeled and un-cored, the child would start to work on setting up bowls, soon having each rustic container filled and ready for when the group finally awakened.

It wasn't much, but at least they'd all be fed...save for her...

Feeling her stomach growl, the girl would then reach for a tattered jacket, starting to make her way towards the exit of the alley. Perhaps finding something more would be easier with the day still so early. In seeing the girl pass, Bai would whine as he rose up to his feet, nudging his head against the girl's waist.


"Morning Bai...wanna come look for food with me?"

Struggling to put on her shoes as she walked, the girl would jump up and down, much like a skip, the dog following beside her as he kept up with her in the less than pleasant streets of the outskirts of Suna.

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by sixsmith.

[Ōnakayama Miyo]

Tag: Oonakayama Arashi Words: Sister-hood Broken Hex: c24e4e Notes: Miyo searches high and low for Arashi, but has no luck. She is a bit desperate. ♥ Full Body Pic ♥

Ōnakayama Miyo The Mercurial Maiden of Sunagakure Miyo, genin, sister, concerned, and not a particularly good tracker, had been out around the streets of Sunagakure for the last… she didn’t even know. A week, at least. It was a while, that is all she knew. Arashi had gone missing, or had run away. The latter was more likely considering how things had gone recently. Miyo felt bad that her sister was suffering under the yoke of her responsibilities and other things. Miyo knew parts of what she was going through and could sympathize, but she had no real knowledge of what it was to be a jinchuuriki. It was a foreign concept to her. However, she knew that she had to find her. Arashi could be in danger, or worse! Miyo wasn’t sure if it was her fault, or if she was involved in the reasons for Arashi running off. Arashi had made mentions of her displeasure with Miyo lately, even though they had always been so close in the past. Something about taking her place or being more favored than Arashi. Nonsense, of course, but most of what goes through a pubescent girl’s head is nonsense anyway, and most of them don’t have a dangerous, anger-filled Tanuki hanging out inside their body messing with their head even more. Family obligation, a sense of duty, and love for her sister drove Miyo down the streets as quickly as she could move her long, skinny legs. Searching alleyways, byways, causeways, every sort of which way and that way that she thought she could possibly have gone or be hiding in. She visited every station, residence, warehouse, farmhouse, henhouse, outhouse, and doghouse in the city in search of Arashi and had turned up absolutely nothing yet. She needed to get lucky…

Temp by Ai Made Just for Fair ♥

[Oonakayama Arashi]

a falling star fell from your heart.

It was easy for most people to ignore a child, especially in such busy streets. Though the slums could easily peg her as an outsider if one were to take a closer look. Being the daughter of a kage made you stand out, even if you didn't wish to be. Walking along the sandy roads, the young girl would hum to herself, hands spread out as she felt free as a bird right now. Sure, things weren't great. She no longer had her friends, and her family..well..her family wasn't important and she couldn't trust them. But in the end, she felt that they were better off without her. They had Miyo...Miyo was..normal...everything she couldn't be now. Her father clearly loved her more anyway if he was willing to let Arashi becoming a monster and left her be.

That was her state of mind, but she was doing her best not to be bitter. After all, she could hide here for the rest of her life. It was at least a place where it was hard for people to find her. She also had new friends...the pack...they wouldn't turn their backs on her or even each other. Skipping as she did her best to not step on a crack, the girl would notice a vendor near by, seeing what looked like two large loafs of bread.

With a grin coming over her face, Bai would look on as well, a bark escaping his lips as he followed her towards it with excitement.

"This could take care of us for at least a week! Hmm...."

Cupping her hand beneath her chin, she would then reach into her pockets, realizing that she didn't have any money. A sigh then came over her face, head lowered before soon blinking while seeing another figure moving passed her. They weren't exactly acknowledging her, though they were swift enough in taking the two loafs without so much as a second glance while the owner wasn't even looking.

Arashi would look on with an opened jaw, the man seeming to look over at her with a cheeky grin before taking off down the street as the vendor returned to see his stock was gone.

"HEY! WHAT THE HELL!? WHERES MY BREAD!?"

Seeing how this likely might look, the girl would then point in the direction which she saw the man walk, seeing how he had vanished rather quickly from sight.

"Wait...He was right there! I swear I saw him tak..."

Without warning, the man would take hold of the girl's arm, clearly upset at the situation as he glared at her.

"You took it didn't you!? DIDN'T YOU!?"

Feeling his grip tighten, the girl would yelp as Bai began to bark. Though before the creature could attack, a burst of sand came from around the child, knocking the vendor back as he fell into his stand. Arashi would look on, shaking her head as she reached out to help him, only for him to swat the hand away.

"I'm sorry...I didn't mean to..."

"Get away from me! Monster!! Thief!! Just go and torment someone else! Beast Child!"

There it was...and that name seemed to be a trigger as she glared her eyes with a frown.

"I AM NOT A BEAST!!!"

That seemed enough to release another burst of wind, this time causing the stand to flip over and crash into the side of a building. Hair rising up, the girl would soon find herself lashing out as a wave of sand would slam against the poor fool, sending him through a partially broken window as his home began to shake and rattle.

Bai would keep barking, noting the golden gaze in the girl's eyes as she kept attacking the establishment with full vigor, leaving dent after dent as the small tendrils would whip at it's foundation. It started to cause a panic, people soon running as the terror was now let loose on their part of the village now.
Ōnakayama Miyo

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by sixsmith.