Where words take action! ~ Part 2[P]

A ranked Missing-Ninja

"We are here..." The sound of the Alligator's voice resounded within his own mouth as they came to a stop. It was estimated to be around nightfall by then, just as the sun would be falling under the horizon. He couldn't be more accurate as this was the case.

"Well we are in no hurry but lets get get to work, I dont want to start too late." Ganon said to his clone, as he opened the sack full of exploding tags, "Haha, who thought these things would come in handy ehh?" the clone said, more to himself then to Ganon. Ganon settled down with a seat and took in a sigh as he began sensing the ground around about him with his "Geolocation". It would take awhile simply because of the scale in which he was going to be doing so but thankfully the 2hour ride to get to the location under the center of Sunagakure was enough to focus him. As he did so the the clone slung the bag about walking around the mouth of the Alligator "Open up!" He said.

The Alligator slowly opened his mouth, though using his teeth to hold back the sand like a sift. The clone then began simply (and somewhat recklessly) grabbing handfulls of th inactive paper and shoving it into the sand between the teeth of the Alligator. Doing so about the perimeter. Once the bag was empty, the clone stopped and put his hands to his hips, slanting with a casual posture.

"Alright" Ganon said. "Close em, I got em now." The Alligator responded, blowingly lightly at the sand as he closed his mouth pushing it outward completely with the seal of his powerful jaws. "Okay.. this'll take a second."

Using the "Hidden Sand" technique he controlled the objects in the sand by moving them. Thankfully, in spite of the large scale he was performing the technique with, the papers themselves were very light; almost weightless, so he could move them about with ease, and instead of doing so one at a time, he did so in groups, pushing them near the surface and scattering them about with the shifting sands that he controlled. His forehead beaded with sweat as even this was something of a challenge for his chakra control but after about 10minutes he had successfully moved each exploding tag into place. They were about 1~2feet from the surface, each possible to explode like mines, bursting upward when activated and rocking the foundation of Sunagakure in a scale much larger then he would be able to accomplish otherwise. It was something that premeditation had given him the opportunity to accomplish. He would certainly have the element of surprise as as undermined all of Sunagakure in a brilliant display. He then summon an Accelagator and filled him in on the details of his mission. He was to burrow upward and take the clone to the surface where he would then be dismissed. The Accelagator agreed of course.

The only problem was that the Tags would tag some time to activate all at once in such great scale, thus he had to wait a good 15~20minutes before the actual fire works took place. Thats where his clone would come in handy, to cause chaos and act as a decoy as well as a scapegoat for himself while he waited. With 60% of his chakra left, he had just enough to hold out until then.

"Okay... move out, dont forget what we talked about..." Ganon used the regenerating clone technique upon him to fortify him and the third eye.

The clone nodded, grabbing hold of the Accelegator and wriggling through the teeth of the Bananawana to burrow through the sand itself. Only moments later, the clone would emerge on the surface, coming to a stand almost in the dead center of Sunagakure...

Spoiler:

The Fourth Hokage

OOC: This cannot be private, your in a nations village it must be an open thread.

A ranked Missing-Ninja

OOC: It's private in the sense that the rest of the thing is moved elsewhere, where it is open. This is simply the precursor to the other half of the post which has detail upon entry to this post.

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