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Mihn was out of breath when he finally came to a stop. He now was standing on top of one of the largest building’s rooftop. He had finally managed to sneak away from his group in, hoping to be able to get some much need rest. The last couple of years there had been nothing but training, missions, and not to mention battles. A cool wind swept down the mountain and over the buildings. That is why he had picked this building from all of the others. It faced the Junsui Mountains, and to its back was the entire village. The coming of the Go-Ryu masters h ad changed the village too, much more drastically than anything else did. Whereas the village used to be small, quiet, and quaint, it was now noisy, and over populated with the refugees of other villages. It is not that Mihn does not like the fact that his village was helping the others; it is just that there were so many.

“I wonder if Kumiko decided to stick around with sensei…,”Mihn said. There were many people down below, and he knew not one. Most of the inhabitants of the village now were from other countries. Most of the shinobi still wore their old villages’ headbands, holding onto what was lost. Thoughts of the Go-Ryu masters attacking the village had recently became familiar to Mihn. There was not anything he could do to stop them, but he would protect his village until either they were defeated or he died.

Shinore wandered through Amegakure. Listening to the hustle and bustle of the people. Sighing he stopped by a shop to buy some rice. Two years ago he was a beggar. Yet now he had opened shop, money was the one thing he seemed to have to much of. The sannin walked over next to a river to eat his meal. Even though he seemed to be having a nice day in the city, he was still thinking about his little brother.

At 5:55am Kai was at the Amegakure gates all packed with his little backpack. They looked stupid but they were the most comfortable type of bag to carry around so one had to make some sacrifices. Mawagi was also carrying a little pouch of her own and it was quite cute actually.

Anyway, he waited.

Kova came walking up rubbing his eyes. Staying up late studying made his eyes quite sore. The late night studying although paid off very well. He learned a lot about the area's they were going to go venture into. That information could come in handy. But he walked up to the gate and looked at Rush and Kai. Yawning he manged to say.

"Good morning you guys."

Kova looked up at Saku as she ate. Which reminded him. He still needs to eat food but he can take something out of his bag if necessary. But he looked up and waved to her. He new it was time to get going so he walked to Kai and told him everything he knew about the area's they were going to venture in.
Better letting him know, since he is superior than Kova.

((haha saku, saw that. I just pictured an elaborate overdramtin scenario.

Saku arrives at the training ground.

Saku:Yes. . .I am the first one to arrive. Never again will i be last, or hold the group back! It's Saku's time to shine! AHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Meanwhile-everyone else standing at the gates

Kai:Man, we've been waiting for saku for over an hour now. . .

Rush:No kidding. Where could she be.

Kova: You did say we were meeting here right?

Kai: I thought I did . . .

Training ground

Saku:AHAHAHAHAHAhahahahahahahahahahahahahaha . . . Alright, I've been laughing maniacly for an hour or two now, how early am I? . . .

Yes i have an over active imagination . . .))

Rush stood idlely as Kova drove his information on to Kai-Sensei. Hopefully they'd be able to leave soon. Rush wasn't all that patient. He began to twirl his senbon, now making sure Saku wasn't too close, not wanting to make her uncomfortable again. After a few minutes of zoning out, he spoke in anticipation, reguardless of if anyone else was currently talking as he spaced out,

"So, we ready to leave or what?"