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Characters: The Watch & OPEN to everyone
Location: Death City
Time: May 10th-13th
Rating: PG-13 for now
Warnings: Potential violence
Summary: The city is in chaos and the Watch is trying to do their job, but it's a little more than they can handle on their own.
The civilians have taken to the streets in a formal march of protest, holding signs both insulting and critical; some simply vulgar while others call for action- for change. They come from everywhere and don't stop until they reach Shibusen's stairs to rally with a growing mob of protesters. Shibusen agents gifted with Calming Wavelength stand by to allow attempts at mediation, but while they aren't violent, the protesters remain unyielding in their convictions.
In other parts of the city, trouble-makers work tirelessly to disrupt or sabotage businesses, paint graffiti over any untouched wall of known guest establishments, and harass the unusual-looking passerby. Don't go out alone, or you might find yourself cornered by these troublemakers with unpredictable temperaments.
The Watch is on the move in every district, working to protect its citizens and try their hand at peacemaking, but they're stretched pretty thin...
[OOC: Coordination post is here and as always, feel free to make your own threads!]
Location: Death City
Time: May 10th-13th
Rating: PG-13 for now
Warnings: Potential violence
Summary: The city is in chaos and the Watch is trying to do their job, but it's a little more than they can handle on their own.
The civilians have taken to the streets in a formal march of protest, holding signs both insulting and critical; some simply vulgar while others call for action- for change. They come from everywhere and don't stop until they reach Shibusen's stairs to rally with a growing mob of protesters. Shibusen agents gifted with Calming Wavelength stand by to allow attempts at mediation, but while they aren't violent, the protesters remain unyielding in their convictions.
In other parts of the city, trouble-makers work tirelessly to disrupt or sabotage businesses, paint graffiti over any untouched wall of known guest establishments, and harass the unusual-looking passerby. Don't go out alone, or you might find yourself cornered by these troublemakers with unpredictable temperaments.
The Watch is on the move in every district, working to protect its citizens and try their hand at peacemaking, but they're stretched pretty thin...
[OOC: Coordination post is here and as always, feel free to make your own threads!]
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Be careful, Lee.
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Lee went through all the necessary protocols once he arrived at the jail. It was uncomfortably full lately, but the three young men had earned themselves a night of discomfort. Having filled out the proper forms, Lee left to grab a few sandwiches and lemonades from a shop that was close by and headed towards headquarters. He took the stairs up to the main office two at a time then reached out for Neji as he neared the door.
'I am here, Neji. Coming in.' And knowing he wouldn't need to wait for an answer, Lee reached for the handle and entered.
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Catching sight of the bruise forming on Lee's cheek, his partner didn't seem otherwise injured.
"You'll be my Second, of course, if everything happens this way," he said after a moment, leaning back "One of them, at least. Since you'll often be absent along with me as my partner, we'll need someone else to handle the Watch while we're on missions."
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He placed a warped sandwich and bottle of lemonade in front of Neji on the desk. Then he moved away some of the unread papers to the side and sat on the edge so he could eat his own lunch. "Eat. You will feel better."
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"Thank you." Reaching for the sandwich, he unwrapped it and took a bite. "..I just don't want the organization to fall further apart."
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"I understand your worries. Perhaps we need more advertising. Or we should attempt to reach out to the newer guests earlier." He took a big bite, chewed and swallowed. "At the moment, it is not feasible, but once this is over we should attempt to come up with better advertising strategies."
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Which he could do, but perhaps not as well as Roy had done. Maybe he'd need to find someone else to be the face of the organization.
"It's also gotten more difficult to tell when new Guests arrive, as BREW is bringing in much smaller groups of people now and more frequently by the reports I've heard."
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The BREW situation was a little more imperative. If they didn't get enough guests, there would be little blood to add to their ranks. "Hmm... Then maybe we can introduce ourselves through the Demise Network more often and that might help. Possibly."
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Lee had a lot of spirit, but tendency to be overzealous and a bit strange to those that didn't know him. Liaison officers needed a certain amount of subtlety and tact.
"We can try," he said at length. "It's the most we can do on our own."
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"Yes. And there are certainly others that would not mind becoming spokespeople for the Watch." Lee thought so, anyway. Worse came to worse, they pulled in a third party to speak for them. Perhaps get Cupid and Rise to endorse the Watch through their show.
"Just do not push yourself too much, Neji. You can always ask me for help, even if no one else is available." Lee felt it was important to remind him.
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"I know, Lee." And he did. Lee would do almost anything for him if he asked. "There will be a lot I'll need you to do for me if I take command."
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"It sounds like it could be very stressful." Lee put down his half-eaten sandwich, his gaze falling over his Meister to check for signs of stress. He already looked so tense and yet...
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"I've never managed a group this large before. Being a Zone Lead is close to what we're accustomed to as Chuunin. I'm not a senior Jounin, so I haven't led the leaders of other teams before, but.. I'm sure I'll manage. I know how they should work, at least."
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Lee slid off the edge of the desk and back to his feet. Without giving it much thought, he moved to stand behind Neji and reached his arms over the back of the chair. His palms came to rest on Neji's shoulders and he moved his fingers to knead at the muscles there, feeling the tension gripping Neji's body.
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"...You don't need to worry so much, Lee."
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His voice lowered until it was soft, nearly a whisper. "You are my partner, my Meister, my rival, and my last teammate and friend here. Of course I will worry about you. More than anything or anyone."
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Neji turned his head to catch a glimpse of his Weapon behind him. "..You're important to me as well, Lee," he said eventually, glancing back to the desk. "But save your worry for the field. I can handle paperwork and coordination."
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He had a sudden urge to lean close and press a kiss against the back of that pale, slender neck, but common sense held him back. He wasn't sure where that thought had come from, but he didn't spend the time to question it, either. Just let his mind stay on the present and on taking care of Neji.
"I will not fret, but I will continue to worry. When this is over, you are going to get a full night of sleep, plus some."
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"Once it's over," he agreed. "I suppose I won't get a choice either way, however."
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"And I hope that was good for you," Lee said before taking a bite of his sandwich. Feeling the tension leave his Meister's muscles had certainly been good for his heart.
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"I appreciate it," he said simply and went back to his lunch. "You've been doing a lot of work, as well."
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Lee glanced over then glanced away. "As it is, having to watch everything is a strain on your eyes. While I am sure you are highly trained in that, considering Byakugan, I will still worry about you over-extending yourself."
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