<span style="font-family: 'Verdana'">A check of her watch told her she needed to get to the hospital soon. While she didn't have a shift she did feel the need to check on a few of the medics to make sure they didn't push themselves too far. It seemed to be a common trait among them these days as they wanted to be just like Lady Tsunade. She sighed at how she had held that dream as well for some time, but watching your teammates vanish left you feeling rather useless and empty. <br/>
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She dove over the side of the cliff feeling more alive in that moment than she had in weeks as the wind rushed past her and the ground speed towards her. Flipping mid air she landed on her feet on top of building before rushing forward towards her destination. She passed many people using similar methods of getting around, not surprised in the least when she startled a few. Even without her Sharingan she was quick and calculating, not missing a detail as she moved. <br/>
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Kirina landed harder on the roof than she intended causing her to make sure she didn't break the roof. Luckily she hadn't. Using her key she slipped in through the roof entrance and slowly made her way down the stairwell to the main floor. She trailed a hand through her long black hair out of habit as she opened the stairwell door and made her way towards the front desk but paused at who she saw there.<br/>
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"Interesting," She murmured as she moved behind the desk and smiled at the receptionist, "Konichiwa~ Soka-chan," She greeted before glancing to one of the most irritating people she knew, "What time is your appointment and do you know who with, Takejo-san?" <br/>
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The Uchiha was dressed as she normally was. Bright yellow edged blue kimono loose over a steel banded breast piece and loose black pants bound at the calves. The outfit completed with her usual black tabi sandals. Her blue eyes were fixated on the man before her but held and edge of blankness to them as if she didn't really see him. It wasn't intention on her part but seeing members of the village she grew up with reminding her painfully of what she had lost. </span>