Hurricane Force: Stage 4 Investigation [Mission]

Rohim ran up to who appeared to be the captain of the remaining group in order to inform him of what his plans were. After telling the scruffy, weather-beaten man of his intentions, Rohim sprinted to the side of the ship, and dove over it. He crashed into the swirling waters, and was tossed around from the angry currents as if the gods of the sea were were personally offended by something he had done. He fought the tide, and surfaced long enough to began swimming in a set direction.

After what seemed like hours of swimming, he finally found a small shipwreck. He had set out to find an abandon ship, retrieve parts, and then return to the survivors to attempt a last-minute ship repair. He leaped onto the wreckage, and began his investigation. Below deck he found several buckets of nails. He put the lid on one, and tied it to the sash around his back that was being used to hold his sword. Now, he needed to find some planks of wood.

After a few seconds of looking wildly around the broken ship, Rohim decided to make patch-wood himself. He wheeled his fist back, and shoved it through the deck he was standing on. He ripped a few planks out of the ship, tied them to his back, and leaped into the water once again. The currents immediately began to drag on the wood on his back, making it increasingly difficult to navigate the already difficult hurricane. He had to get back to that sloop though. He had to save those people.

He finally reached the survivors once again. There were only 2 left now, and he was not about to let those two go as well, he needed to get them back. He patched the hole as fast as he could, and used the empty bucket to throw water over the side of the ship to permit them to rise on top of water level once again. After a few minutes, the ship was full-sail into a hurricane. At the helm of another ship, Rohim would have to use his Compass one more time. He closed his eyes, and felt the wind around him.

Using his compass, he finally navigated the hurricane back to shore. He let the crew jump off and attempt to find shelter from the storm among the village. Rohim laid down on the sand of the beach, and looked up into the stormy sky. After a few hours of lying there in the rain, a clearing overhead appeared and eventually engulfed the sky in a sunny miracle. Rohim stood up, and went back to Harikengakure. He had saved three people today. He wished it had been more, but it was better than none.

[Exit.]