Two birds, one stone | 2 D - Rank Missions

Name: Delivery!
Rank: D Rank
Location: Any village
Reward: 50exp, 100 RYO, 200 word count.
Description: A local market has an order of assorted vegetables for you to deliver to a paying customer on the opposite side of the village. Deliver the wooden box of vegetables without damaging them.

Name: Stocking the market
Rank: D Rank
Location: Any village
Reward: 50exp, 100 RYO, 200 word count.
Description: A local vendor has received a shipment of merchandise and needs help unloading them from the cart and putting them on the shelves in their store.

Productivity was on the day's agenda for the young Kunoichi and so she had decided to accept two missions that placed her in one of Johogakures local markets. The first was to deliver an array of vegetables from a local market vendor safely to the customer and the second was to assist another store vendor with organising and stocking the shelves of his store. Both simple tasks but would still require delicate and swift hands. Tenri decided to begin by helping the store stock their goods, afterall it was pointless to backtrack to the Market if it didn't require it.

Like most days, Today the Market bustled with energy, vendors with an assortment of food and trinkets on sale while crowds of people hurriedly searched for bargains. The market was a place that had always felt relaxing to the young Kunoichi, she'd often visit as a form of therapy as shopping was one of her favorite past times. The aroma in the market had always been fascinating to Tenri as there was never just one smell, it was both intoxicating and pleasant. The displays of trinkets, jewels and the like were often displayed to catch the eye of customers to encourage purchases and even the beautiful fabrics and delicately sewn clothing had a place of its own to bring out its beauty for all to see. Even here, a place no more than a market was like a war zone. Each vendor doing their best to outsell their opponents while also trying to make a living, it was a beautiful sight to behold.

Tenri had watched the market move around her as she awaited the arrival of the carted goods, the vendors she was helping were a husband and wife who owned an antique business. Their items were beautiful and intricately crafted and just by looking you could tell many of the items were incredibly old and perhaps even rare. Tenri would be sure to be extra diligent with carrying and placing each and every item. It wasn't long before a man pulling a cart arrived at the store front, numerous items littered his cart all oddly shaped in various sizes. Using her initiative Tenri go to work unloading the merchandise from the cart, starting first with the heaviest items to the back of the cart. Many of the items were oddly shaped so Tenri had to find decent holds in order to transport them from the cart. Following the guide of the Wife Tenri would place the items gently into the allocated spots, moving any excess dust or furniture that blocked her path. Lastly she moved the smaller and more delicate items, the ones more likely to break from rough handling. With a slow gait and cautious attitude Tenri followed the guide of the Wife once more placing each item in the spots she was told to place them.

Bidding farewell to her employers Tenri moved onto her second mission, the delivery of fresh produce to a customer on the other side of the village. With a bit of negotiation the young Terumi had managed to purchase the small cart that had been used to deliver the antiques to her previous employer. It was no more than a small hand pulled cart made from wood but it was more than enough to get the job done that Tenri needed it for. After successfully collecting the Wooden Boxes of Vegetables and organizing them on her new cart the blonde girl would make her way to her destination.

She had no idea how people were able to pull something so heavy around all day, especially full of wares that were much heavier than a few wooden crates of Vegetables. The cart on its own had a bit of weight to it let alone adding additional weight to it. After today she would never look down on a delivery person again.

The trek across Johogakure had taken the girl longer than she had expected, a traffic jam had occurred a mile earlier due to someone's dehydrated pet. It had been a bit of a setback but luckily Tenri was still ahead of schedule, she had also been sure to check that the produce was still fresh and no bugs had tried to lay claim to her haul. With her address book in hand Tenri was able to find the customers home with little effort, the man had been waiting out the front of his home on another delivery when she just happened to arrive. After perusing his bought goods the man gave his seal of approval before unloading the goods from the cart. With little use for the cart Tenri decided to trade the man the cart for a single banana, she had after all worked up during the trip over.

With both missions complete Tenri would return home a banana in hand and feeling of accomplishment.