“Alright team. Let's move out. If we move fast enough, we can make it there in half a days time. Izo, I want you closer to the front. Inori, take up the rear. Keep us in order in case anything happens. Break.”
It wouldn’t be a difficult task getting to their objective, but Inori wasn’t particularly so stupid to be thoughtless and impatient in getting there; she may have been
impulsive, but she wasn’t
stupid. The peering eyes and expectations of her parents would be upon her and she knew it; and it was for that reason that Inori couldn’t even think of doing anything wrong and with her position at the rear side of the group she held the responsibility of keeping the group on track and to keep her ears open for anything out of the ordinary. Inori was good at listening and keeping a pace; Haitani knew that— after all, it
used to be him in the front.
He still should be in the front. Izo doesn’t belong here. Madarame-sensei wouldn’t have wanted this.
Inori kept herself silent as she carried on— following her group and waiting for Haitani’s command.
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