*Shouichi reached 50 paces and took in area quickly. This would do. First off, he was quite sure that Byakuran wouldn't take as long as he would to set himself up, so was likely either planning something or heading his way.
Knowing him, he was headed this way. He tended toward the bold moves.
Shouichi pulled up several large leaves from a plant and narrowly avoided having the plant next to that one from closing on him with teethed leaves like a giant venus flytrap. He swallowed hard and kept tight hold on the massive leaves, curling the thick things up for carrying as he got away from that spot fast. He also tugged down a good length of vines hurriedly and managed to saw it off with a jagged broken branch off of a nearby tree before he took stock of the sounds around him.
Nothing that he could hear yet.
Good. And with that he started heading back a little, keeping away from the straight line he'd headed out in... At least he thought so. Keeping his sense of direction out here was a little hard, especially with no way to really see the sun above or landmarks within sight on the ground to guide him.*
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Date: 2010-04-30 07:28 am (UTC)Knowing him, he was headed this way. He tended toward the bold moves.
Shouichi pulled up several large leaves from a plant and narrowly avoided having the plant next to that one from closing on him with teethed leaves like a giant venus flytrap. He swallowed hard and kept tight hold on the massive leaves, curling the thick things up for carrying as he got away from that spot fast. He also tugged down a good length of vines hurriedly and managed to saw it off with a jagged broken branch off of a nearby tree before he took stock of the sounds around him.
Nothing that he could hear yet.
Good. And with that he started heading back a little, keeping away from the straight line he'd headed out in... At least he thought so. Keeping his sense of direction out here was a little hard, especially with no way to really see the sun above or landmarks within sight on the ground to guide him.*