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-[Chapter 26]-
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The clock ticked, as time passed by.
His words never registered, in my brain. I felt numb, as I stared at him. "W-what?" He looked down, averting his eyes from me.
"I killed them."
"H-how? W-why? What! How!"
My head was spinning, anger fuelling me. "You bastard! You took them away! You shithead!
I-I-I!" It was hard to breath, as I looked at him. My throat ached, and tears were streaming down my eyes.
"I ha-hate you." I managed to say, before falling on the floor. How could he? Do this...To me? His eyes, held deep remorse as he stared at me.
"It was my fault." He said, staring out at me. My sniffling was the only sound, in the silence.
"I was one of Jun - your Father's -
Many apprentices." He seemed absent-minded, as he reminisced something. He smirked, and snorted.
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"They should have killed me."
His words confused me, wiping my eyes. I looked up at him, urging him to continue. "When I saw you, it was like staring at a ghost of Hitomi, your mother." The word sounded, sacred. "Hitomi." I repeated, he nodded and smiled at me. "She was breathtaking...The pieces, were hard to put together. You hid yourself well, concious of it or not."
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I walked towards him, and sat beside him on the couch. He smiled before something flashed, over his eyes. Guilt? "You didn't kill my parents." He shook his head, but nodded. "Not directly...I should have been, with your father, in his position." This was all confusing.
"His position?" I asked, he nodded. "Your Father, had two choices, either stay at home with you guys, or attend a meeting with the Rain Village..."
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This must be hard on him, but I wanted to hear it all. "I...I could have swapped positions, I still feel guilty as hell over it. You see your Father was an- The door slammed open, and a angry looking Dokoro was there.
"Dokoro-san?" I asked, he stared at me, relieved before glaring at Hideo. "What are you doing, on my premises?" He snapped, I gulped what the hell is going on? "Hideo-sensei was just, telling me something till you-"Sensei? You call this a teacher?!" He pointed at Hideo. "Come boy, we have much to discuss after this stunt you pulled." He grabbed Hideo, and dragged him off.
I tried to follow, but Dokoro disappeared by the time I left the room. I hated this! I screamed in frustration. His telerportation jutsu's, could rival a God.
