LucianRedgrave
Mythical
The Raikage continued to sift through her desk as time passed, the only change being the presence that arrived in her office. One visitor became two, and two became three; soon her office was filled with the very brothers she hoped to have by her side in the times to come. Despite their young age, they were experienced, bringing a fresh perspective to the table, much like her own. Gyuki, the beast within her, stirred—a phenomenon most jinchuriki would consider an internal rebellion. However, the beast dwelling within Chika had been beaten into submission, a creature that thrived in battle, now a bystander through sheer strength alone. She let out a heavy breath before shifting her attention to the brothers at hand.
The two stood at attention on opposite sides of her desk; one wore a well-kept uniform, and the other concealed the lower half of his face. Their attire mirrored that of active members of the Cloud's military shinobi, both donning flak vests and their own choice in pants. Chika's cold blue eyes flicked between the two, assessing them as if they were merchandise. Just as she moved to speak, she was interrupted by the arrival of one of the village members responsible for keeping her updated on immediate problems that needed her attention—a young woman no older than twenty-five, her breath heavy with fear, stood before the Raikage.
She spoke in a rushed, stumbling manner, "Madam Raikage, Indira is here to see you, and it seems he has brought visitors with him."
The young woman didn’t wait for a response; she sensed the cue to bring them in. Chika nodded in acknowledgment, and if the parties involved were eager to enter the Kage’s estate, they would find the young woman welcoming them with a bowed head. Despite the chaos around them and the district's circumstances, her gestures were well-practiced, purposefully rehearsed.
Chika shifted in her seat, then turned her attention back to the brothers before her. “You two can stick around for this meeting. You'll be privy to more than just idle chatter in the years to come,” she said, chuckling for a moment before propping her feet up on the desk, barely disturbing the paperwork that lay there. Despite her near-brutish nature, she moved with elegance. The beast within her, long before Gyuki, was one of slaughter and destruction. The latter had only served to provide her with an opponent capable of standing toe-to-toe without fail. Their bonding would have to wait; the affairs of the village needed to be in order before she could focus on further quelling Gyuki.