Daughter of the Copy Cat, Rescuer of the Raven

Daughter of the Copy Cat, Rescuer of the Raven Chapter 10

“Oh hell no.” I whispered as I stared at him, he’s an Uchiha! I knew Sasuke had a brother but I never expected to meet him!

“Ok. Itachi, Kisame, you two go and spread the word.” I looked at one of the holograms, he must’ve been the leader. Even though the image was completely black and slightly see through, you could tell that this man had spiky hair. His eyes were the only thing that wasn’t transparent. They were purple and had no white around them; the whole eye was just purple. The purple though, had a pattern in them, it was like a rain drop falling into a still puddle, there were ripples.

“Everyone, scatter!” I blinked a few times when I registered that everyone had disappeared. I finally allowed myself to slump down, not that the chains really helped me with that though.

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I gasped and snapped my head up when I felt someone touch me. I narrowed my eyes when I came face to face with a purple haired woman,

“Good morning, my name is Konan.” I didn’t respond to her, I just watched her carefully. She seemed to realise that she wasn’t going to be able to start up a conversation easily with me so she just held up a pile of clothes, “I brought these. I was instructed to help you put them on.” I growled lowly as she held up a plane white kimono, she didn’t pay any attention to me though.

After I was dressed she looked me over,

“You look good in white.” I narrowed my eyes at her as she kneeled in front of me, “We are not going to hurt you unless it is necessary. Hopefully it won’t come to that. Luckily, our plan is, is that Either Naruto or Sasuke will come for you. Maybe both, that would be convenient. But you are not to run away, you are not to back chat, and you are defiantly not allowed to be violent. Do you understand?” I gritted my teeth and balled my hands into fists. She closed her eyes and sighed in annoyance, “Are you really going to be this bratty the whole time you’re here?” She asked with her eyes still closed. I didn’t talk once again so she just grunted and stood up, “I’ll come back when your in a more chatty mood then.” With that, she walked away,

“I’d prefer it if you didn’t come back.” I whispered quietly. As I sat in the large room, mice and rats crawled around me while a few bats squeaked in one of the corners. I didn’t pay them any attention though, I just kept my head low and stayed still.

I slowly looked up when a masked man came bounding into the room with a tray of food. He plopped it down in front of me and sat down,

“Tobi was instructed to feed Aya-chan!” He exclaimed. I let out an animalistic growl when he called me that name, how dare this Akatsuki scum call me that!

“GET AWAY! GET OUT! DON’T YOU EVER COME BACK NEAR ME AGAIN!” I screeched as I pulled against the chains. The man, who I guess was Tobi, squealed and scrambled out of the room,

“DON’T EAT ME SCARY LADY!” He screamed as he left. I left my body go limp as I panted heavily, I really had gotten worked up. I stared at the food in front of me with pure hatred for everyone in the place.

“I heard you were being a pain. Yeah.” Came Deidara’s voice from the side of the room. I looked up and glared at him. He approached casually, “Now now, no need for the murderess look. I just came here to feed you since you scared the hell out of Tobi.” I watched as he sat in front of me, he held up a pair of chopsticks and gestured to my outfit, “Looks good, I guess Konan does have some womanly instincts in her. Un.” I just continued to glare at the blond haired man. He sighed and held up some rice, “Want some?” No response, “Fine.”

He casually held some rice to my mouth, “~Open up!~” He sung happily as he grinned. I put my mouth in a tight line and turned my head away, Deidara frowned, “Come on, you have to eat.” He tried again but I just did that same as I did before. He narrowed my eyes, “Just eat! It’s not poisoned or anything!” I squeezed my eyes shut and refused to eat. He sighed and put the food down,

“Fine, I’ll get someone else to come in later. You might be hungry then.” I watched him as he left and closed the hidden door quietly.

I hung my head and sighed,

Time for a hunger strike.