Madara Icons :3
Apr. 6th, 2013 03:47 amIcons with the green patterned background are from tumblr; everything else is made by yours truly :3
Credit belongs to the respective artists.
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Total Icon Count: 19
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It was raining. Always raining.
And Madara hated the rain. He despised the way it snaked down the windows: twining, curving, slithering down the glass, almost obscene in the way its serpentine path covered every crack and crevice, obscuring everything beyond it. He hated the red stains it left— the more he tried to wipe them off, the bloodier it would become. He hated the way the rain plipped down into puddles, lethargic in the way it filled them up after the main showers. He hated the sound that every drop made as it landed, each one ringing loud and clear and almost deafening that even the loudest pleas to make it stop were rendered futile.
But most of all, he loathed how it wouldn’t let him forget: eyeless sockets staring up at the heavens that did nothing but pour down on them, as if mocking their inability to make tears any more. Puddles of water turned into puddles of blood, and Madara had been knee deep in it, shielding the fallen soldier from the incessant downpour. Were they not allowed dignity in death?
Perhaps not, for ever since Izuna, it had always been raining.
( You are my sunshine-- )
Flying economy class was never a pleasant thing on long distance flights to halfway across the world. Flying halfway across the world itself was a chore. But Shisui had no choice. Or well, that’s what he told himself. He didn’t have to fly all the way to France for his vacation. Actually, that was Temari’s idea, so there really was no arguing in the end. She’d said she wanted to go to France, so they were going to France. No questions asked. The downside to this arrangement was that they couldn’t find two seats together, and the man in the middle seemed to be fast asleep from the get-go to even ask him if he’d mind shifting to either the aisle seat or the window one.