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- Name: Plant Collection
Rank: D-Rank
Participants: Moon Village, Sun Village, Missing Ninja
Type: Solo Mission
Reward: 10 EXP
Location: Within a village
Details: Local doctors and medics are in need of several herbs and plants for medicine. You have been tasked with finding and collecting different types of medicinal plants for the use in creating antidotes. These plants can be found out in the wild and are normally away from the road. However some have been sighted right outside the village limits.
Requirements: Your post must be at least 400 words.
Why the hell did I agree to come out here and do this? Did I really need the money, the prestige? Whatever idiotic reason I had told myself to convince myself to do this must have been super convincing, because normally I would not have wanted to do something this lame. It was another mission handed down to me by the village elite, a job needed by the jounin to help further the village. While I loved helping the village, I became a ninja to do exciting things such as hunt criminals and fight others, not tug on weeds down by the lake.
Sure the mission was important, the medics of the village needed these kinds of herbs and plants to help with their medicine. It was a very important part of the job, as medic ninja were very important to the survival of ninja and their village. So yes I understand why this job was needed, but couldn’t they have gotten little kids, students in training to come do this? Regardless, I had agreed, so here I am, plucking these weeds up from the mud. I hate it so much, the slimy film of the plant coating my soft hands, with some of them having spiky edges or thorns that pricked my skin.
And the worst part was the mud, the thick chunky mud that was not only sticking to my hands but now caked the bottom of my glorious pink shoes. I definitely did not dress the part for this, and not the mention the heat, the incredible heat that pelted my back. I hate sweat, an di hate feeling dirty, and this heat was not helping either of those sensations. I can feel the sweat building up on my back, matting my shirt to my skin. Oh how I hate doing these kinds of things.
Luckily the job went by rather quickly, even if it was irritating. I had taken a leather bag from the medic’s office and had tied it to my waist. A thick piece of fabric lined the inside of the bag so no liquid or mud would seep out. As I moved across the coastline of the lake, I would rip up the weeds and shove them into this bag, stuffing them into the bottom. Eventually I managed to fill up the bag, collecting enough weeds to be useful to the medical corp. Now it was time to head back to the village, clean myself up and enjoy the rest of my afternoon.