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"We could always just make it ours. Besides, poisonous water, sounds kind of like one of Sho-kun's jutsus. He specializes in poison, water, and ice jutsus, which he combines with his mastery of senbon." Heikaze stood up, leaving some money on the counter for the ramen he had ordered. "Well, let's go." He said looking to her with a smile before running off to the chakra signal.

"Don't even think of training today." He looked up to her nicely. "You were pretty much out of it when I visited." He reached into a pocket, pulling out a yellow notice.



He handed the slip to her. "Let's relax for today. We have no missions, and our instructor is late, missing as usual."

I guess your right said Sakura as she took the yellow slip and tried the best possible smile towards Hiro. Well than, I'm just gonna go home and rest. Bye said Sakura as she waved to Hiro.

"No... this is what we call destiny. Or perhaps, chance?" Heikaze said as Sho came into veiw. Countless bodies layed around his feet as the missing-nin continued his treck through the city. "C'mon! Let's hury!" he added increasing his speed slightly.

Sakura walked up as she was ticked off at herself. I can't believe I mess up every single fight. If I wanna go on missions, I have to be stronger. As she walked in she went upstairs and layed down in her bed as she slowly closed her eyes.

(Sorry about the dissappearing act mrgreen )
The wave of water swept by. He ignored the village. He wanted and waited for the Chunin exams. He was not worried about some boy interupting them. He just was waiting and biding his time. He sight spilled out over him. We watched the village from the forest tower. He saw what was happening but he was getting bored with the uninterestingness of watching. Shadar lept from the roof and sprinted over tree and tree to the battle that the person was ensueing.

Hikiro unrolled the parchment, scanning the contents. His hands tensed, nearly crumpling the paper. He re-read it again and again, just to see if his eyes were failing him. He rolled up the scroll, placing it inside of his robing. His focused as he leapt off for his home.

Upon reaching it, he found a letter from his older sister. He picked it up, ripping it open. It was sent a good week and a half ago. Delivery came slow from overseas. Entering the home, he unfolded the paper and read it slowly.

Dear brother,

Things are awfully strange without you here. Things seem to be going by slower, since we don't argue anymore, haha. Mom and dad say hello, and of course they're fretting over you nearly everyday. (insert a poorly drawn smiley). Anyways, I was writing this to see how your training is coming. My team is working pretty hard, never getting a breather. Think I'm going too hard on them? Nah, they need it. I hope to have your own teammates face my team, maybe I can face your leader. (insert a poor drawn laughing smiley). Oh, by the way, I received your past letter asking about increasing chakra. Have you been able to pull off your own Mirror move yet? Hah, your own sister can pull off the move and you can't! (Insert one last taunting smiley). Love ya!

Akura.

Hikiro put the letter down. His older sister was Jounin, probably better than some here. "Sorry sis. That little match won't be happening." He pulled out the case and notes, jotting down even more. After finishing, he placed the letter in it as well and put it away. He dumped the scroll from earlier and changed into a clean robe, throwing the other pair into a small cold pond he had made in his own room. He would wash it later. Picking up the scroll again, he went over to his dresser, pulling a drawer out completely and removing a flatboard from the inside of the dresser, pulling out a scroll. Opening it up he read the names on the list. He refolded it, placing it away. He had just learned a little more about the ninja here. He moved everything back. Snapping a finger, the arrangement of his room changed. No one could ever find the contents anywhere in his home.

It was time to break the news to Sakura.