RL-[Chat?]-Temari, Gaara, Matsuri

[ghostsnaps]

This was probably the weirdest situation he'd ever been in. He was hiking towards a village he'd never been to, in a world he'd only visited once--and the grassy terrain was so different from the desert that his previous visit didn't really help. Whenever he'd gone to new places before, he'd always brought a fair amount of money, and he'd gotten

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[fifth_kazekage]

Feeling somewhat sympathetic to Johnny's dilemma, the redhead decided to answer as gently as possible, "It's known as the Village Hidden in the Leaves. Both the terrain and environment are very different compared to Suna."

It was a good thing he currently donned his white and blue Kazekage robes, because otherwise he wouldn't have been able to loan Johnny any clothing to cover himself with... which would have caused a big problem in itself.

[ghostsnaps]

Johnny grinned slightly at Gaara's answer--he'd already guessed that Konoha's environment was different from Suna's--before Matsuri's comment caught his attention. "Someone mad at all four of us? Not likely, since I'm from Earth."

There was one person he could think of getting a laugh out of their awkward situation, but it wasn't like Shukaku could have possibly pulled something like this off.

[fifth_kazekage]

As they all kept walking along, Gaara noticed that his sister stayed quiet - she was likely thinking about that Nara ninja from the Leaf Village - and he said nothing, having no desire to aggravate her. She was already tense enough from waking up that morning and finding herself tied to a stranger, although Gaara felt somewhat relieved that she had been shackled to someone he could trust. Glancing far off into the distance, he noticed that the three other guards were keeping vigilant watch over the area to protect their Kazekakge from possible enemy attacks.

Hoping to take the group's mind off of their predicament, the sand wielder sighed softly and continued the conversation, "So what is the weather like in the city, Johnny? Matsuri told me New York felt cold compared to Suna."