Unbroken Roads || [Kata]

Indeed there was another in the vicinity, almost fated to be there considering the sheer size of the immense forests. Alas, the individual had little choice in the matter considering that his former spot had been invaded upon by others; and it didn't matter one way or the other that it had been the leader of the village that done the occupation. Gorina had spent a few hours that fateful day blasting down trees to increase the size of the clearing, partly out of frustration but mostly due to the need to release excess energy. Unfortunately, there was no way to guarantee others would stay away from the area meaning that a new place had to be found, and what better place than a great distance away from the village itself.

Samehada placed firmly upon his back, the Jounin was racing through the area attempting to put as much distance between himself and the village as possible. If someone managed to sully whatever spot he picked this time, there was no telling what kind of reaction there would be, though it would definitely be explosive. Then came the method of clearing out a suitable space, and while using Samehada to knock down trees was a pretty decent way to go, it soon got fed up with being constantly knocked into trees and made sure to let its displeasure be known. A pain in the ass that sword could be sometimes but Gorina would never trade it for anything else, especially in battle. However, today was not about the heat of the fight but in a sense: relaxation. Being so riled up and full of energy all of the time wasn't always a great thing, especially on particularly slow days.

Quick steps, eyes focused straight ahead coming towards a rather daunting looking ledge. The man slowed his frantic pace and within moments was down to a leisurely stroll; didn't want to fly off the edge now did we? Gorina shifted his attention to either side and sighed, the one and only thing that could screw up this entire trek was another person being out here; and wouldn't you believe it there was some blonde broad just lazing about like she owned the place. "Tch, just my luck. Came all the way out here and there's someone else. Damn..." He remarked, ready to smash down an entire row of trees in his anger.

Sharing? What was people's deal with wanting to share everything? Gorina was by no means a selfish man, but even he had his limits when it came to places that had basically been his to begin with; this far post excluded. What made the tiny woman's statement even more odd was the assumption that the Jounin was laying claim to this particular spot, when in reality he would have easily sped by this place had she not been here. The ledge lowered the areas value, at least in terms of the plans he had for his new spot. Though he completely trusted in his skills to know his surroundings it would take away from the experience by constantly having to check and re-check for that damned ledge and subsequent drop.

Besides, there weren't enough trees around to use as fodder for Gorina's energetic exploits, so this area was lacking in more than one department. That little bit of mental fact checking aside, the man focused his attention to the woman who had got the gears turning in his head in the first place. Nothing memorable, except perhaps her lack of height; though that was usually the case for most people the veteran happened to run into. The statement ran through his head once more, the central theme being sharing which, ironically, the last time a situation like this occurred that woman had spoke about sharing, and that encounter had ended less than friendly.

"This place is of no use to my needs, there's no need to share." He replied in a rather bored tone. It seemed as though Gorina was going to have to venture even further into these lands to find a suitable spot to call his own. Granted, he passed tons of fertile forest just begging to be cleared out but felt that it was too close to the village and that, like his previous spot, would one day be occupied by some random fool.