The Akatsuki's Favor

Akatsuki's Favor - Chapter 39

[ Boy, am I running out of ideas? Yes I am. ]

"You may enter." The leader, Pein, stated.

As Hidan crossed his arms, glaring at the man that sits behind the wooden desk; as if he's planning on sacrificing him if he takes me away from his possession again. I walked past Hidan's stance, ignoring his disrespectful muttering. "You called?" I asked, sliding my hands into my sleeves. "Mission, you're going undercover as a coach." I furrowed my brows together as I processed his words into my mind, yet I couldn't really bring about what he means. "Coach?" I questioned, tilting my head to the side. 

He nods before giving me a file, "This is your identity, as a Jounin." I open the file, reading my fake name, 'Orchid Azucena, a flower name?'  I looked back up at the Akatsuki leader with a confused expression. Only to be returned with a blank stare, nonetheless of Hidan's presence behind me; staring over my shoulder to read my identification. "What the fuck kind of name is Orchid?" Hidan snarled, wanting answers of why I'm the only one capable of doing this position. "A flower name." I quietly responded, straining to remember why that's fascinating me. 

"Your mission as a Jounin is to learn about their secretive attacks, because of that, you'll be staying in the Leaf Village for quite some time. I suggest you get comfortable with your change pretty quickly, and get used to the feeling of being a regular citizen trying out for a military title." The leader explains throughout, almost making it clear for me to comprehend. 'How can he trust me with such a mission?' I nodded respectfully, then smirked, "Man, is Hidan going to miss me," I joked, then his expression hit me. He looked hurt, yet pissed off. Quickly changing my glance towards the dark figure that lays behind the desk, "I can't accept." 

Grunt was the only response, "Even if I could, you shouldn't take me. I just joined and haven't showed that much loyalty for you to send me off a long mission like this." I explained, wanting to convince him otherwise. Pein shook his head, "You're going," he stood up, staring at Hidan, "also, Hidan, you will not push her mission over." As an order, it disappointed us both. Hidan stormed out the room, and up the stairs; leaving me alone with the head master. 

"Don't think about leaving the village to visit, it'll only make you look suspicious." He again commanded, "You begin tomorrow." As for his dismissal, I left in a blink- searching for Hidan. "Hi-san?" I opened the door to his room, only to see him standing in the middle of his religious sign that designs the floorboard. All the furniture was upturned and ruined, and I could tell he just stopped by his light panting. I silently float up to him, "Hidan," I pulled my hands apart and opened up my right palm to reveal the shard. "when I'm gone, I want you to take care of this." Grabbing his hand, I gracefully placed it into his, then closing his hand to embrace the tiny diamond. 

With my signature smile, I only wish that he understands how much it means to me to have him hold onto my goddess for me. "It's like holding a piece of my goddess, who helps me survive." Hidan gives a grin, then lifts his necklace off his nape; only to place it around my neck. Blushing as I slowly step onto the floor, holding the symbol in my hands. "If you break it, I'll fucking sacrifice you."He mutters, then flicks my marking that sparkles as he touches it; causing him to smirk. 'There's the Fuchsia that I met,' I looked up into his eyes, 'I think I'm going to miss this man.' 

"Don't forget me, Hidan." I smiled, tears forming.