"What isn’t?" He snapped, pressure finally getting into him as he tried to patch up their other teammate, yet in the back of his head everything was spiraling into ruins. The mission was a complete failure—none of them had seen the ambush coming. And now one of them are dying from poison, and neither of them know a thing about toxins.
      He shook his head—now is not the time to get angry at his senpai, or anyone else. He, no, they have to save their teammate before it’s too late. “We, we got to save her. Kohei-senpai, we can’t let it spread into her system.”
Cold lifeless eyes stared down at the frantic boy and the dying girl. He didn't know much about poison but he knew she had an hour tops left. Neither he nor HonĹŤ were medics, even if they were they wouldn't necessarily be able to do anything against this particular type of poison.Â
               "  H o n ō  ! "
His hand reached forward to rest on the boy's shoulder. "Forget her. There's nothing we can do. Let's go." They were harsh words, but they were the truth. Honestly speaking, Kohei didn't care about the girl. The only significance she had to him was that they were on a mission together. But the mission had failed, she; no all them, had failed in their duties as Shinobi.Â
"We need to go. Who knows when they'll be back. We barely survived. We don't have time to worry about someone who is going to die anyway. Let's go."