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People who are Important: Book Two	By : Morales89 Category: Naruto > General Views: 1260 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 1
Disclaimer: Naruto is the property of Masashi Kishimoto and Tv tokyo. This is a purely fanwritten work, with which I make no money, and write only for the pleasure of myself and my readers.

Chapter List
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Chapter 4
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Tsunade ran a hand over her face as she stared into the archives of Konohagakure. She needed to research everything she could find on cursed seals. The Sandaime had some information on Orochimaru, she knew it. After taking a look at the mark herself, she knew that Shia's hypothesis was true. The Snake Sannin had played a terrible trick. He'd fashioned the Curse to start poisoning the Uchiha's body, if after the three year period of preparation, he hadn't assumed control of his new vessel. Sasuke was dying...she left it up to Shia to find out how long he had…and it was up to her, as Hokage to find him a solution.
The blond turned the key to her old sensei's personal library. There had to be something she could use in here. No body knew more about the three Sannin than Sarutobi-sensei. If there was a way to remove the Seal, it would be in here. She couldn't let the Uchiha die now. Not after Sakura had fought so hard for his life. Not after she'd promised the girl, someone she saw as her own child that after everything was settled…it would be alright again. Tsunade just couldn't let her apprentice down. Uchiha Sasuke would live…or damn it she would give up her position as Hokage.
Because…if she couldn't live up to the expectations of her people…
If she couldn't defeat Orochimaru even now, in death…then she didn't deserve the title.
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Team Hyuuga
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"There it is," Neji's smooth voice stated.
The rest of the team looked out over the hill to see a really large Japanese style mansion. It was beautiful, painted in reds and oranges, and surrounded by a bed of crimson roses. There were a few young girls cleaning the floors. Some tall, beautiful women wearing long, elegant kimonos with pale painted features stood outside waving ornate fans into their delicate faces.
"Everyone knows their 'names' for this mission?" the elder Hyuuga asked. His teammates nodded.
"Kai-chan," Sakura said.
"Kasaihime," Hinata said.
"Seiji-kun," Naruto said.
"Good, and you'll all call me Shinto-san," Neji said. Someone let out a nervous breath next to them. They all turned to see Hinata looking extremely unsure of her self. Naruto was just about to say something when Sakura spoke.
"We should let them know we've arrived," she said. Neji nodded and signaled them all to move forward. Once they reached the entrance of the Okiya, Neji asked for the owner.
"Welcome to the Roze no Kaji Okiya. I assume you are the help Tsunade-hime sent," an old woman said. She was short, and skinny, but had a commanding presence that left no doubts that she was the owner. An old man came up behind her with a small smile.
"Hai, Ren-sama…Keiko-sama," Neji said with a bow. His teammates followed suite.
"So which of these young ladies is being admitted?" the woman named Keiko asked, running analytical brown eyes over the two female ninja. Both were attractive young women. With a bath and decent clothing they'd be quite beautiful.
"I am…Baa-sama," Hinata's quiet voice said. Those sharp brown eyes turned on her and the old woman nodded.
"Alright then…come in and we'll get you ready. I was told to assess your skills before whatever it is your mission is commences," the woman said, turning back towards the house, her husband following her inside. Team Hyuuga followed their hosts, both Naruto and Sakura silently studying the mannerisms, looks, and auditory traits of their respective owners. They would have to henge into these two, and they had to do it right.
"What's your name?" Keiko asked, looking at Hinata.
"Kasaihime is the name I was given…" Hinata said, giving the name the Godaime had specified for the mission.
"Yes…that'll do. A very catchy Geisha name. No less from Tsunade-sama I suppose," Ren, Keiko's husband, commented. His wife nodded in agreement.
"Hm…stand up young lady and let me have a look at you," Keiko ordered. Hinata stood, everyone's eyes following her movement. The old woman started to walk around the Hyuuga Heiress, nodding her head or grunting positively every so often.
"Take off the sweatshirt," she said, and Hinata obeyed.
The sweatshirt fell to the ground beside Sakura, exposing pale delicate shoulders, and lean pale arms that ended in slender tapered fingers. She had large breasts that pressed nicely against the material of her black shirt, no matter how baggy it seemed. A flat stomach and small waist led to hips that fanned out in the shape of an hourglass. Keiko fiddled with the long, silky mass of raven hair, tossing some of it into Hinata's face and nodding her approval.
"It's a good thing they sent someone like you. At least we won't have to completely make you over," she said. Her husband nodded. Hinata blushed.
"Right…okay then. If the two young men would please step outside, one of our girls will show you to your room. We'll send for you after Kasaihime is finished getting ready," Ren said. Neji nodded and bowed, pulling a slightly dazed blond by his collar to the floor with a glare. Naruto's face split into a dweeby grin.
"We'll see you later…Kai-san…Kasaihime," Neji said, grasping hold of Naruto's arm and dragging him out of the room as the blond waved goodbye cheerily.
"Don't be nervous, Kasai-chan…I'm right here with you," Sakura said, calling Hinata by her code name. During this mission they would have to, because everyone knew of the Hyuuga Heiress, and everyone knew her name. Hinata was just about marrying age. Her father had even starting planning her Coming-out Party. She would soon be officially eligible for suitors. But of course…she only wanted one man.
"Thanks…" Hinata answered, smiling at Sakura.
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Outside the room
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"Why did we have to leave? That's not fair," Naruto pouted. Neji just scoffed at his childish antics.
"Because they're going to dress Kasai-sama in geisha clothing now. We can't be in there while they're putting the kimono on her," he said as if it were the most obvious thing in the world.
Of course, it was one of the more obvious things in the world. Naruto was just thickheaded, and had too bad a case of A.D.D to pay attention. Blue eyes widened upon realizing said obvious reason, via Neji telling him. A light flush rose to whiskered cheeks as he imagined what Hinata might look like without clothes on. That elegantly long neck leading to gentle shoulders; and a graceful collar bone resting just above full, ivory breasts. A flat, toned stomach, tiny waist, rounded hips and long pale legs. Naruto's face heated even more as his teenage mind pictured what lay between those pale, creamy thighs.
"What are you thinking about?" Neji's stern voice asked. The fox container snapped his eyes over to meet his comrade's glaring moonlike eyes. He flushed more and just started shaking his head. 'No way I can let Neji know I was picturing his cousin naked! He'd probably kill me!' Naruto thought.
"Nothing!" he answered quickly. Those white eyes narrowed suspiciously at him in that way that always made him think Neji could read his mind
'Ramen…ramen..ramen..ramen,' he thought like a mantra just in case. He could see the Hyuuga genius about to say something when they were interrupted.
"I'm sorry to make you wait…" a very soft, polite, and sweet voice said from in front of them.
Both boys turned their eyes onto an incredibly beautiful woman. She had chocolate colored hair piled stylishly on top of her head with two golden chopsticks holding it in place. Carmel colored eyes stared respectfully down at the floor, waiting for one of them to acknowledge her. Her face was painted white, lips red, with a bit of blush over the high edges of her cheek bones, and some shadow over the lids of her eyes. She knelt, bowing to them respectfully, dainty hands placed on her lap together.
"It's alright. My name is Shinto and this is Seiji-kun. What is your name?" Neji asked, politely introducing both of them before asking. The woman tilted her face up to look at them both.
"Shinto-sama…Seiji-sama…my name is Sumi…I will be attending to you during your stay at the Roze no Kaji Okiya," her soft voice said. Neji nodded towards her and Naruto waved…not really sure how to act in such a formal atmosphere.
"Arigatou Sumi-san. Please show us to our rooms then," the Hyuuga said.
The woman bowed low again before standing and turning towards a long hallway. The two boys followed the gorgeous geisha as she led them upstairs and down a lavishly decorated corridor, to their room. The house was beautiful. It bustled with activity of young girls cleaning, or maiko's learning, and even Geisha awaiting their next client in the sitting rooms. Naruto snickered internally as he thought of his perverted senseis and how much Kakashi would pout because he hadn't been assigned to this mission. Not that he could see the silver haired man pout, but he'd know all the same.
"This will be your room. The ladies' room is right across the hall from you, and I will be staying in the room down the hall as long as you are here if you need anything," Sumi said with a polite bow.
"Arigato…Sumi-san," Neji said bowing shallowly back to her. She left them to themselves to get settled into their room.
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Hokage's Office
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"Good morning Shia…I'm sorry to call you here so early," Tsunade said to the young woman across from her. Senji was sleeping soundly against his mother's hip, with his face buried in her shoulder.
"It's fine Tsunade-sama. I have to be at the hospital soon anyway," the girl replied with an easy smile. The blond woman sighed.
"I looked at the Seal last night Shia," she started. Navy eyes looked on her curiously. She'd known the Hokage was going to look at it. She'd told Tsunade about it herself.
"And…what did you find?" the Akito head asked. Golden brown eyes took on a rather apprehensive look quickly before becoming blank. If it were anyone else, they'd have missed it, but Shia was married to Gaara. She was a master at reading eyes by now.
"It is as you feared…he is dying, or will be very soon," Tsunade said. Anxiety gripped the brunette's heart.
"Ah…" was all she could say.
Her mind went into worry mode. She was of course, worried about her patient. She'd never lost anyone she'd been assigned to, but this was something she'd never seen in her life. She didn't want Sasuke to die. For many reasons that included her two best friends Naruto and Sakura. Sakura most of all though. If the Uchiha died, she was sure that Sakura would finally break. Shia was not willing to let that happen.
"It seems the concentrated dark energy has become poisonous to his body. The area around the Seal seems to be decomposing faster everyday. It's still in the early stages, so we have time to figure out what to do about this, and how much time he has left," the Hokage explained. Shia frowned.
"How long do you think, before it becomes life threatening?" she asked. Tsunade heaved a heavy sigh as she crossed her arms over her ample chest.
"Two…three weeks…" Shia's eyes widened, "we have that long to find out what to do."
"That's not a lot of time," the Akito Head said. The blond Hokage nodded.
"I know. I've already started researching methods of removal. What I want you to do is figure out how much time he will have to live after the situation becomes terminal. The Medical Archives are open for your use. I have already informed the ANBU guarding it that you will be using them often," she explained. Shia bowed.
"Arigato, Tsunade-sama…" she answered, careful not to jumble the sleeping baby. The Hokage didn't feel the need to remind Shia that the information was needed as soon as possible. She knew the Akito Head already knew. Tsunade smiled as she looked at the one year old Akito Heir.
"I didn't know you'd be bringing Senji-chan with you today. Are you sure that is wise?" she asked, watching as a little drool slipped from the baby's mouth onto his mother's shirt. Shia just smiled.
"I think that Senji-chan is a good influence on Sasuke-san," was her answer. The Hokage smirked lightly.
"I see…and you see fit to trust Uchiha in the company of your child?" the blond asked. The girl's navy eyes turned on her.
"Hai…I know he won't hurt us," Shia said. Honey brown eyes scrutinized her for a few seconds more before a slender hand lifted to wave her off flippantly.
"You're dismissed. I'll call you in when I've found something. Don't hesitate to come in here when you've figured out a time frame," she said, looking back down at the paperwork littering the large mahogany desk.
"Hai Tsunade-sama…" Shia said with another bow before she left for the hospital. 'I'll make a stop at the Archives on my way. I've got to figure this out as soon as I can,' she thought.
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Roze no Kaji Okiya
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Naruto stood outside the doors of the room they'd left the girls in impatiently. He was relieved to be there now. It'd been too quiet and boring inside of the room. Neji was polite enough, and someone who he considered a friend. The Hyuuga was just not a very talkative man. Though…perhaps the blond should be used to brooding, quiet prodigies. He'd been around Sasuke enough that he should be. Personally, Naruto needed things to do to keep him busy. Silence really didn't bode well for the blonde's hyperactive personality. Even Sasuke knew that. The door slid open slowly. Keiko stepped out and beckoned them in.
"Alright boys, she's ready. Come on in," she said as she moved to the side to let them pass.
Both boys walked in to see a smiling Sakura chatting quietly with a tall, raven haired woman. Her inky locks hung down towards the middle of her back with a slight curl at the very bottom. She had half her hair pulled up into an attractive twist with an intricate, expensive looking hairpiece. The pink haired medic's green eyes turned to them and she tapped the tall woman on the shoulder. When she turned around…Naruto's heart stopped in his chest.
Hinata stared back at them with wide, uncertain milky eyes. Her face was painted an ivory white; full lips dyed scarlet. A light pink blush accentuated her high set, pronounced cheekbones; and her eyes were accented with smoky liner and navy shadow. Long, dark lashes were coated in a thin layer of mascara, standing out artistically against her pearl like eyes. A few wisps of satin hair fell around her face, framing its delicate beauty perfectly. She was dressed in a long, deep navy kimono with ornate designs of fluttering leaves decorating its silken folds. She was prettier than any woman they'd seen today.
"Ano…does it look bad?" she asked. Naruto found he could do nothing but watch those rouged lips form the words in a dazed silence. Sakura smirked, and Neji's heart swelled with pride at the sight of his cousin. 'If only you could see her right now…Hiashi-sama,' he thought.
"Of course not! You look amazing Kasai-chan!" Sakura chirped. Hinata's flush showed through the white makeup on her face.
"Shinto-san?" she said, looking to her cousin for assurance. His smile was all she needed.
"You're father would be proud, Kasai-sama," Neji answered. That gave Hinata a little more confidence.
She smiled a beautiful smile, making Naruto's heart slam against his ribcage in its reawakening. 'Why haven't I ever seen it before? She's so much prettier than any girl I've ever seen. She might even be prettier than Sakura-chan,' the fox thought as he looked the girl up and down. Those piercing opal eyes met his and for once…they held. He was immediately lost in the depths of them. They were the pure, white color of the full moon, only emphasized by the dark makeup surrounding them. What did she even have to do? She could just stand there and outshine all the other Geisha. Naruto felt his heartbeat increase its speed.
(What was that you said about complements?) Kyuubi reminded him.
'Oh right! Complement her! Come on Naruto! Move…mouth…move! Say something damnit!' he thought. The fox chuckled darkly in his mind.
(Foolish teenagers…) he muttered.
"You…pretty…look really!" Naruto said, eyes widening in disbelief at his own stumbling. Sakura snickered next to him, and Neji just looked at him like he had five heads.
(Smooth Kit…) Kyuubi sneered mockingly. Naruto pouted and stared down at the floor with a dark flush covering his whiskered cheeks.
"Arigato Seiji-kun," Hinata's sweet voice said, breaking him out of his thoughts. He snapped his eyes to look at her once again and smiled his gratitude. Of course the shy Hyuuga was too gentle-natured to make fun of him for his word jumbling. He'd like to see any other guy attempt to speak clearly with someone like her staring back at them.
"Okay, now what I want you to do…Seiji-san, Shinto-san…is please sit down on those two pillows there. Kasai-san will demonstrate how to properly serve patrons tea, engage in conversation, and entertain them. You two will play the patrons," Keiko instructed. The two male ninja obeyed. Hinata moved forward, kneeling down in front of them and bowing her head respectfully. She assumed the same position Sumi had upon their first meeting with her.
"Good evening Shinto-sama…Seiji-sama, I am Kasaihime…it is an honor to make your acquaintance…" she said in a quiet, soft voice.
The submissiveness of it did not change, but the tone dipped into a lower octave. It sounded more the voice of a woman than the fifteen year old girl they both knew she was. Her eyes did not meet theirs as she waited to be acknowledged. Neji smiled at his cousin while thinking of what a good wife she would one day be. Naruto didn't really know how to act in this situation…so for once, he opted for silence.
"Very good. You need no work in that respect. Let's see you pour the tea," Keiko said, gesturing to a tea pot and two cups off to the Hyuuga's right.
Hinata nodded. She placed the small cups in front of each boy carefully and poured Neji's cup first. A very graceful motion of her arms and hands, then the tea was poured. The elder Hyuuga lifted the tea to his lips and took a polite sip. He nodded, placing the cup back down and flicking his white eyes over to a pleased looking Okiya owner. Then it was Naruto's turn, who looked extremely confused with the formal way Hinata was acting. Obviously he'd never been around Geisha, or 'proper' ladies before. Just as the younger Hyuuga was about to pour his tea, Keiko interrupted.
"This time like you're interested," the old woman said. Hinata blushed. 'If only you knew Keiko-sama,' she thought.
The light eyed girl took a deep breath willing her self to calm down even as Naruto's sky blue eyes looked at her curiously. As she grasped the teapot, she pulled back the sleeve of her kimono to reveal a bit of pale flesh. She leaned almost unnoticeably closer to him, tilting her neck towards him just slightly in both invitation and submission. Hinata flushed again as the thoughts of what these actions meant ran through her head. She thanked the Gods that Naruto probably hadn't noticed the difference. The final step was eye contact. She locked her eyes with those Prussian blue pools and smiled a subtly flirtatious smile.
Their hands brushed when he reached for the teacup before she'd actually let go of it. Naruto's eyes widened as the sparks tingled from her hand into his. He blushed lightly, suddenly aware of how close she was. How beautiful she looked and how nice she smelled. It was the mellow scent of fresh rose petals that radiated off of her pale, smooth looking skin. Suddenly he saw her in a completely different light. Hinata had to be one of the prettiest girls he'd ever seen and he was only just realizing it now. That good-natured, slightly flirty, and shy smile made his stomach twist strangely in a way Sakura never had. It was a combination of emotions he'd only ever seen Hinata having the capability to portray on her face all at once.
"Very good! I've got to say I'm impressed. Tsunade-hime certainly knows her stuff when it comes to assigning missions. I'll just have to see you dance, and then you're free to go to your room and relax Kasai-san," Keiko said.
Hinata nodded, moving back from Naruto faster than he saw. She did not, however, miss the dejected flash in his eyes and almost smacked herself for her own idiocy. To smooth over her blunder she smiled at him, kind and sincere. His heart almost leapt out of his chest. Gods she was so pretty! Why? Why hadn't he ever seen it before? All these years, she was the only one who'd never treated him unkindly. When the rest of the village shunned him, Sakura for what ever reason, had told him that Hinata had simply watched over him. Naruto watched as she followed the owners into a room off to the side of the one they were in. 'Man…if only a girl like that could like me,' he thought in his thick blond skull.
(I swear you're a complete idiot Kit…) Kyuubi mumbled in the back of his mind somewhere.
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Sasuke's Room
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Uchiha Sasuke just glared at the bickering nurses who'd disturbed his rest. He'd been through an exhausting and painful procedure, on top of an interrogation with Morino Ibiki. He was tired. Today his Akito doctor would be returning with hers and the Hokage's diagnosis on his condition….which by the way is more than likely fatal. He was not in the mood for these chloroform carrying young nurses who were too afraid to even get close enough to him to do anything about his discomfort.
"Shoo! Shoo! Get out now girls! You're bothering Sasuke-san!" he heard the Akito's voice say as she entered.
Relief washed over him as the nurses squeaked and rushed out of the room. The Uchiha turned his coal black eyes onto the glaring Akito medic who held a very unconscious looking child that happened to be drooling a wet spot into her shirt, on her hip. The little Gaara look-alike's mouth hung open as he snored lightly, chubby baby hand fisting his mother's blouse in all its one year old stickiness. The raven felt his lips twitch slightly in a foreign, yet distantly familiar manner, and frowned at the confusion it caused him.
"Sorry about them. Geez! I don't even know why Hokage-sama keeps them around. They're completely useless," Shia said as she lifted his chart from the nightstand.
Her eyes roamed over it as she filled in some blank spots with a black pen. She seemed intent on not speaking for the moment, and since he really didn't like to speak too much either, he'd let her get away with it for now. Besides…even he wasn't in a rush to know whether he was currently dying or not. Sasuke flicked his eyes around the room, noticing a rather large stack of old looking books lying on the counter. Some had the Akito Green Flame on them, and others just looked decrepit, like they'd been sitting, collecting dust for a hundred years.
'Maybe she doesn't even know yet,' he thought to himself. That was quite obviously all study material. Why else would a sixteen year old girl be carrying around ancient books? He found, despite his hardest attempts to not care, that he really wanted to know now. He really wanted to know what the Hokage had found when she looked at his Seal. She hadn't looked happy about it, in fact he swore that just before the blank doctor's mask slipped over the busty blonde's face, he saw a flicker of anxiety. That couldn't be good right?
"Alright Sasuke-san, I'll just call the front desk and arrange for an infant bed to be brought in here. I need to put him down, and I don't want to wake him," she said, liking the fact that her boisterous child was soundly asleep.
"Hn…I'm not holding him," the Uchiha huffed, turning to stare out the window blankly. Shia snorted in a very unladylike manner.
"Oh don't be silly Sasuke-san. Gaara would have my head and yours if I let you hold him. You're lucky he didn't see you yesterday, all my hard arguing would have gone to waste and he'd just stop talking to me again," Shia said, as she leaned the phone on her shoulder with her head and used her free hand to dial the front desk. He heard her order the crib and hang up the phone.
"If you fight with him so much then why are you married to him?" the Uchiha asked with that 'you're an idiot tone' of his that always made Naruto blush and scratch the back of his empty blond head. At the same time, he was genuinely interested in how the hell someone like Sabaku no Gaara managed to stay in a happy marriage.
"Because I love him…" was the simple answer. Well perhaps for her it was simple, but for him it was a very abstract idea.
"Tch!" he answered, glaring at the bird outside of his window. Was love really that powerful?
"And because I love him…and he loves me…at the end of the day our arguments really mean nothing. As long as we have each other," Shia explained. Sasuke raised a brow, though she couldn't see it due to him not facing her and all.
"Gaara and I have always argued. Ever since the first day I met him we butt heads. We've both got really strong personalities, and if we don't see eye to eye on something, we argue. It's a healthy part of a relationship," she continued on.
The raven's head started to feel a little cloudy as he tried to comprehend the inner workings of relationships. It'd been a long time since he'd allowed any kind of intimate relationship…like friendship. He'd never been in that kind of a relationship before, so the mechanics of it were baffling to him. He turned his head to see his doctor staring at nothing in particular with a far away look in her navy eyes. A bemused smile graced her features as she recalled the memories of her past with her husband.
"We argue more often than other couples, but that's only because we're both still teenagers. And you know what they say about teenagers…we think we know everything. I'm no different…neither is Gaara…we're both only human after all," she said, turning her eyes onto him. Sasuke mused on that thought.
He'd never thought of Gaara as 'only human'. He'd always seen him as some unstoppable killing machine. In fact, he was sure no one, before Naruto's abrupt ass kicking, had ever thought of Gaara as 'only human'; and many still didn't even after that. There were probably more that still didn't. There would always be those few people who could not get over the past, and see that it is possible for someone to change themselves. He knew how that felt now that he was labeled a traitor. He could feel the distrusting stares and quiet whispers of hate behind his back. He wondered if that's how Naruto and Gaara felt their whole lives. He suddenly didn't blame the redhead for becoming the way he did.
"Hn…" he said, leaning back against his pillow.
A young nurse appeared in the doorway wheeling one of those newborn hospital beds into the room. She bowed respectfully to the Akito Clan Head before tossing a nervous look in his direction. For his part, Sasuke remained stone faced…the expression neither callous nor amiable in nature. Shia thanked the girl as she placed her sleeping child into the crib, and dismissed her quickly. The nurse darted out of the room faster than a rabbit with a wolf on its tail. The Uchiha rested his eyes on the sleeping baby for a few moments. 'Did I ever look that innocent, I wonder?'he thought.
"Alrighty let's have a look at that Seal of yours hm?" Shia said, smiling at him in a way that made him feel like she was hiding something. He sighed.
"It'd be better to just tell me," was all he said as he settled himself onto his stomach. He felt her tense slightly and darted his eyes up to look at her face. She looked…like…something…concerned…yea that was it.
"I really wish you wouldn't force me to tell you these things when I don't have enough information about it yet," she said as she pulled down the hospital gown.
"You don't have to answer me you know. You're the doctor, I'm the patient…it's your call," Sasuke said evenly. His face carefully hid whether he'd dislike her if she said nothing or not, but she kind of guessed that he would.
"Tsunade-sama confirmed my hypothesis. In three weeks time…it will become critical…." She trailed off as she trickled the first bit of chakra into the Seal.
Sasuke didn't press for anymore. Three weeks was not a lot of time. He wondered if he'd slip back into a coma. Or maybe just get really sick. He wondered how much time he'd have left after the situation became 'critical', but didn't ask. That information made him both curious and terrified. He wanted to know because if he were to die without reconciling with the people he'd once called friends…he'd never be able to rest in piece. On the other hand, not knowing was what he knew was best for him. Because…who really wanted to know which day they were going to die?
"You'll be okay Sasuke-san. I promise," Shia said, combing a hand through his hair in that motherly way again.
"That's an awfully loaded promise to make for something the Hokage can't even explain," the Uchiha answered blankly, waiting for the pain to come, but only getting soothing chakra.
"I promise…" was all she said, and then her chakra bit into the Seal with impressive force.
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