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paradisalost2007-03-21 08:32 pm
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Who: Team Gai (Neji, Tenten, Lee)
What: Meet up to discuss the situation.
When: Wednesday evening.
Where: Neji's room, 1313.
Rating: PG?
Though Neji would never admit it aloud, he was worried. Eight days and still no answers, no way out, and no sign of their sensei. Not that they needed Gai. Since his promotion to jounin, the Hyuuga was convinced he was just as capable of leading the team. Even better. After all, he considered himself the most intelligent of the four. And they could never survive without his byakugan to lead the way. Team Gai needed Neji, which was the only reason he had yet to leave, since he could just as easily pick up his own students. Or so he liked believe was the only reason. Most of all, they were the closest thing he had to a family. Or a family he'd willingly accept. Not that he'd admit that either.
Silently sitting at the edge of his neatly made bed, Neji waited for his teammates to arrive. A few more minutes and he'd write up a reminder in the surprisingly useful journal. He never specified a time to meet, but he doubted it would be much longer. Neither were the type to show up last minute for missions or training.
What: Meet up to discuss the situation.
When: Wednesday evening.
Where: Neji's room, 1313.
Rating: PG?
Though Neji would never admit it aloud, he was worried. Eight days and still no answers, no way out, and no sign of their sensei. Not that they needed Gai. Since his promotion to jounin, the Hyuuga was convinced he was just as capable of leading the team. Even better. After all, he considered himself the most intelligent of the four. And they could never survive without his byakugan to lead the way. Team Gai needed Neji, which was the only reason he had yet to leave, since he could just as easily pick up his own students. Or so he liked believe was the only reason. Most of all, they were the closest thing he had to a family. Or a family he'd willingly accept. Not that he'd admit that either.
Silently sitting at the edge of his neatly made bed, Neji waited for his teammates to arrive. A few more minutes and he'd write up a reminder in the surprisingly useful journal. He never specified a time to meet, but he doubted it would be much longer. Neither were the type to show up last minute for missions or training.