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"Oh all right then..." Kitsune said and knocked the door. A woman opened the door and instructed her everything she should do and stuff. After a wave goodbye, Kitsune lead the kids in and closed the door.

Kitsune reached the village with the lady of Kirigakure. The lady thanked her as she went inside her mansion.
"Wow... I got to see an another village... that was cool..." Kitsune said to herself as she walked in her own village.

After Kitsune finished her mission, she was going to the academy. She then saw a student inside and she looked very bored.
"Hello..." She said as she looked at the student.

((Sorry for a very late response...))

"My name is Kitsune... I'm a genin right now..." Kitsune said as she smiled. "I came to visit and it seemed like you were bored..."

(If your a academy student,you'll be promoted to Genin soon. If your a Genin,you'll be promoted to Chuunin soon)

(Yea..thats alright)

kaiten sat on top of a building, crouched down, looking at the streets. His sword lay behind him, glinting in the sun. Yawning, he stretched his arms, looking for something to do. it had been a boring day, there werent any missions for him yet, so the best he could do was just relax, but kaiten just was so bored, it was beginning to unerve him. "I can't stand doing nothing all day, I need a mission, anything will do! this town is just too boring it sucks!" he said in an unusually calm voice.

Fingers drummed against the rough wooden desk, creating an odd echo in the vast, empty room; the Mizukage was unnerved. It had been days since she'd seen an army official, or anyone for that matter, to alert her that a missing nin had been captured. This was not the way things worked under her control. The army was to be efficient and clean; they were to return any dangerous ninja to her office hours after her report. Yet, for some reason, the army had begun to deteriorate. Maybe it was lack of interest? No, she knew that every single military ninja was in it for bloodlust. "This is ridiculous.." She mumbled, standing from her rather uncomfortable chair. Hiruka stood at the window of her personal tower, gazing over the lands that were under her control. "Hn." She turned from the dirty glass and headed straight out the large door, down the expansive stairwell, and into the lobby of the Mizukage Tower. With a silent nod to her meetings organizer, she left the building; for the first time in roughly two weeks.

As she passed, citizens of the village would bow, sometimes offer her free food from their carts, but Hiruka turned a blind eye, offering only her presence as greeting. Soon she arrived at the military building, and threw open the door with flourish. The man at the front desk, a rather rough-looking fellow, stood immediatly, saluting as protocol demanded. She passed, and barged straight into the huge meeting room, which, at the moment, was serving it's purpose. No matter. "Where is my army? I demand a full report this instant." She said this forcefully, though not yelling, as was her general take at things. "Madam Mizukage, the army is in full pursuit of criminal F539, and is currently in the Hidden Stone village." "How in the world has he gotten that far?" "Well, ma'am.. We're not sure. It seems that he was long gone before we arrived at his home."

"Abandon the mission." "What?! But..We're so close! The army has found traces and-" "I said, abandon it. There are other criminals on the loose, and my army will not be caught up in a month long pursuit of some hooligan. Bring the troops back at once." "We-" "At once!" Another man spoke up, this one having a large scar across the bridge of his nose. "With all due respect, madam, you have no control over the army, do you?" "By chain of command, I have control over everyone. You, your families, and the militia. If I so wished, you could all be assasinated at the blink of an eye. You don't want that, do you?" "N-..No ma'am. Gomen.." "Now, know that I would not do such a thing. I am not cruel, by any means. If I were, you'd have a kunai through your forehead, yeah?" The bit of humor caused the general to chuckle, and some ver at the man she was speaking to with their eyebrows raised, as if imagining the man with a knife through his head. "If the troops aren't back and in my office by 48 hours, action will be taken." She drew a kunai from a pouch on the side of her robe and tossed it across the room to illustrade her point, then smirked and left the building. " Hn. Speaking of cruel, I wonder how my family's doing."

Instead of heading back towards her tower, Hiruka walked in a completely different direction; towards the hill which her old home stood upon. The Kawashi Estate was fairly large, as it held about 10 members of the bloodline, and stood proudly above the rest of the village. It was, of course, much better built than most of the village, as it was constructed back when Mist Village hadn't been in poverty. Her own great-great-grandfather had built the village with his bare hands, alongside several of his closest friends. And in the beginnings, the village thrived. But then members of the village started rebelling; burning down buildings and slitting the throats of helpless merchants. The Mist Village then got it's reputation as a breeding ground for criminals and cut-throat (no pun intended) murderers. It really was not that bad of a place, but by the way of rumors, it was believed that every member of the village would kill you if you even looked at them wrong.

Hiruka used the back of her fist to knock on the front door very loudly; waiting for someone to come to the door.

(( Response is open to any Kawashi.))