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[Rebirth]

"I'm finally here I thought STILL not knowing what my name was I get hungry so I head to a Ramen shop. When I get there someone yells "Ahhh Velar my favorite customer!" "Are you talking to me?" "Well yes who else would I be talking to." "So velar is my name." I whispered "Velar Kaguya."
"My usual." I said not wanting to seem out of place. I ate my 'Usual' which was great and headed out. Maybe to try and figure out who I am. I go to a spot in konoha that "Draws" me to it. I look around and see lots of dried blood and some bones. It was maybe 8 hours old I realized I think it was mine. Then it a flash of light I see it all pictures of the battle. but very few and then I see a glimps of my killer and everything comes, it was a battle to the death, we were friends. His name is neoshin I don't know how i know i just know. Then all my training comes to me and I do it all I don't know why i see it all and must do it. "Kage bushin no jutsu!" clones appear "Tajuu kage bushin no jutsu.!!"

[Rebirth]

I'm back at full power now with all my memories of who I am. Wish rest I will be at 100% I can't wait for the exams!!!! Alright!!! Tommorrow I seek my revenge on the one who stole the body of the other me. Tommorrow I seek the revenge I remember wanting I am ready. I will be a kage and a sannin I am the beast hear my Roar!

ninja

"The next technique I'm going to teach you is called the Inner Decapitation. This is similar to the body flicker technique, except for the fact that your destination will be to go underground. Maybe showing you will be better than trying to explain it." Kakashi's body disappeared with those words, the entire area going into utter silence, as Velar's head darted around his surrounding to find Kakashi. And then... Two hands reached up from under the ground, and before Velar knew it, he was buried up to his chin in the ground, while Kakashi looked down upon him.

"Will you get me out of here, so that I can try!" Velar yelled.

(1/7) Inner Decapitation




"I don't know... That seems to be a pretty good look for you, Velar." Kakashi laughed. "I don't find this very funny." Velar frowned. "Lighten up...” Kakashi said, as he gathered chakra down in his left foot, and with a light stomp of his left foot, Velar’s body popped up and out of the hole. However, Velar’s body plunged directly into the ground, after arising from the hole it was originally buried in. "Ugg...” Velar grumbled, as he forced himself to his feet. Velar focused his attention onto the earth that he stood on, and began to gather chakra.

(2/7) Inner Decapitation


The moment Velar released his chakra toward his destination; his body disappeared in what seemed to be a light flash. However, his body had not entirely gone underneath the ground, so from the upper portion of his abdomen and down, he was trapped in the ground. "Uh... Kakashi... sen... Sensei... A LITTLE HELP HERE!!" Velar yelled. "What am I a plumber or something?" Kakashi sighed, as he once again, gathered chakra in his left foot, and with another light stomp of his left foot, Velar’s body popped up and out of the hole, this time Velar landing on his hands, instead of his back.

(3/7) Inner Decapitation

Again, Velar forced his body up into its upright position. "I really hate this technique...” Velar said in his mind. "I know... I know... I didn't concentrate enough...” Velar said, mocking Kakashi. "Actually, I was going to tell you them I'm going to take a read over by that tree over there, and for you to wake me up once you finish this technique." Kakashi said, walking over to a tree that was to the right of where Velar was standing, and slowly dropping down to a sitting position, taking out his "Icha Icha" book in the process of sitting down. "That guy...” Velar said lightly, while slightly raising his eyebrow and going back to gathering chakra for the move on hand.

(4/7) Inner Decapitation

This time around, Velar planned for things to come out differently, so this time around he concentrated and focus his chakra even more than the last time, and once he believed that he was ready to properly perform the Inner Decapitation technique, he looked down at the ground. This time, his body disappeared in the same flash as before, but something had still gone wrong with the technique, as Velar’s body was still not completely underground, and this time his feet were the only things that were underneath the ground. "Arrrggggg!!" Velar growled.

(5/7) Inner Decapitation




"Why can't I get this technique right...? Why?" Velar said, as he dug his fingers into the dirt, and pulled his feet out from within the ground. "I will get this technique right...” Velar said, loudly. "Your problem is the fact that you are simply not concentrating well enough. Make sure that were you focus and release your chakra is underneath the ground." Kakashi said, his head not moving from the pages of his book. "Fine. I'll try this just one more time...” And just as Velar said he would, he began to gather chakra within his body to try the technique again.

(6/7) Inner Decapitation


Velar began to concentrate his chakra on his destination, which was underneath of the ground, and once he was absolutely sure that his target was locked onto, he released his chakra, his body going through the flickering technique, but this time, his body appearing underneath of Kakashi. Knowing that he was underneath Kakashi, Velar, came from underneath the ground to try and grab Kakashi, only to realize that he was buried up to his chin once again, with Kakashi over his head smiling. "Good job." Kakashi said, smiling. "Now, I have to go... But maybe we can train together later on." Kakashi said, as his body disappeared.

(7/7) Inner Decapitation Completed!

Velar was walking around konoha again bored as always...he wondered if he would get to take his revenge today..any fight would be good he was bored. He went to get some ramen again.

"HOLY s**t THIS GUY IS INSANE. I WANTED ACTION BUT THIS IS REDICULOUS." thought velar I imdiatly had my bone armor up and body flickered out of the smoke. "Time to die whoever the hell you are." "Kage bushin no jutsu!" 5 clones appear in a puff of smoke and get incased in bone armor. they fire finger bullets into the smoke rapid fire style. I summon a blood dragon place my hand on its back and give it bone fangs, boen claws, spikes on its back made of bone and incase is wings in bone. My clones stop firing after about 300 finger bullets and pull out there arm bones shaped like short swords ready for this insane guy.

Nemu disembarked from the boat ride that had seemed to take forever. Of course, she'd been asleep for the majority of it, so she hadn't really noticed just how much time had actually passed. Coming to a stop, she yawned hugely and stretched. That nap had done her a world of good, she felt perfectly capable of going several hours without a nap now. Of course, just because she felt that way didn't mean it wouldn't happen, but at least she felt energetic.
She went down the walkway that led from the docks to the Village. She'd been gone for quite some time, and couldn't help but wonder just what her parents and friends had thought of her absence. If they'd tried, they probably could have tracked her down. After all, she was technically a ninja, albeit an incompetent one. Even so, the system that ran ninja affairs made finding one much easier, unless they were actively hiding, like a missing-nin.
Nemu came to a stop, and looked across the vista that was the Hidden Leaf Village. Something looked off, like it had just been repaired after a massive level of destruction. Overall, nothing was really out of place, or in major disrepair, but it still didn't look quite right. A shiver ran through her, something about what the Village looked like now bothered her. But she didn't know what it was, so she didn't bother trying to figure it out. Chances were, that it was just from a bad dream she had had on the way here. Hidden Leaf was much too strong to be destroyed by anything other than an act of God, right?
She did her best to ignore the few signs of repairs that were still ongoing, and made a beeline for her home. That was the first place she really had to visit, and frankly, she missed her family and friends. Going down the road, she saw her house matched the rest of the village, it looked a bit different from how she remembered it. Nothing drastic, it looked like a new roof had been put on, and a few other details like that. Surely it looked the same on the inside? Opening the door, she stepped inside, to see for herself.
"Mom, I'm home! *yawn*"
She found her parents in the kitchen, having coffee and reading the paper. She quickly hugged both of them, who seemed rather surprised to see their sleepy daughter return unannounced. They were happy, of course, but they knew their daughter well. They were pretty sure she didn't know what had happened in the village some time ago, and weren't sure if they should tell her or not. Surely she noticed the changes in the village on her way here? But through unspoken agreement, they made their choice. If she didn't already know about it, they wouldn't bring it up. If she asked, they'd brush it off and change the subject.
But Nemu didn't mention it, she seemed to know the subject wasn't a good one. Also, she had too much catching up to do to even worry about it. She began her story at the beginning, telling of her vacation to Hidden Love, and what a unique Village it was. She didn't mention her brief return to Hidden Leaf, and the disaster that ensued, because she believed that had just been a dream, and by now she had put it most of the way out of her mind. She tried to glaze over the appearance of part of her squad at Hidden Love, it was kind of awkward talking about Komen especially.
Her parents saw her blush when she mentioned one of her squadmates, and figured it out themselves. They wouldn't tease her about it, but they would have liked to meet this young man themselves if they could. Maybe she'd introduce them? She blushed, and couldn't really answer, making her parents share a knowing smile. They'd both been there in the past, they knew most of what she must be feeling right now.
After that moment of levity, Nemu wrapped her story up, and asked what her friends had been up to. Overall, not much, they were all still in the village, doing the same things now that they had done before. There was still a good amount of time before dark, so she decided she'd pay them a visit, see how they'd been while she was away.
It didn't take long to find them, and she went through her story several times, making the day fly by. She enjoyed chatting with her friends for a while, although the few of her friends who decided to tease her about Komen got her a little annoyed. But not very much, she knew they were only teasing her because they were her friends. Even so, she appeared kind of cross, and they got the hint, letting the matter drop.
She was on her way back home when a realization struck her. There was one other person she hadn't yet payed a visit to, one she really should. Her teacher, the one who had done so much to set her on the path of the ninja, Sagi-sensei! She turned from her physical path, might as well pay him a visit now. She still remembered the way from that stretch of time when he had taught her every morning, noon and night. A quick walk down the road, then foregoing the road to continue through the mostly unspoiled wilderness.
She arrived only a short while later, although it felt longer. Back when she was actively training, she had ran here each morning, in just a handful of minutes. But now she'd gotten kind of lazy, and had just walked, making it take a good deal longer. She saw his simple home a short distance ahead, and hastened her steps to get there even a little faster. But when she arrived, she didn't see him, he wasn't there. He must have gone off deeper into the woods to meditate, like he had done all those other times. She began searching, remembering a few of the places he was likely to be at.
Sure enough, she found him a moment later. His eyes were closed, it appeared he was deep in meditation. Rather than disturb him, she settled down opposite him and tried to meditate herself. She'd done it a few times before, but had fallen out of practice. Even so, she could feel the familiar tranquility and calm that the forest and meditating with Sagi had given her before return now.
Some time later, Nemu woke up. Predictably, she'd fallen asleep while meditating, like all those other times. She straightened up and looked around. It had gotten a bit darker, but she could still see pretty good. Sagi was still in the same position in front of her, but she couldn't tell if he was still meditating or not. She slowly got to her feet, and only then did he speak, showing he was no longer meditating. she smiled, she had begun to think she should just head home and try again tomorrow.
But since she had the chance, she greeted him, and informed him of her progress. She told the same story she'd already said several times, and he listened intently. He'd always been a good listener, Sagi was quiet by nature. He waited until Nemu had finished her story, then asked her a few questions. She answered them as best she could, and he seemed satisfied with her response. He went silent for a moment, then got to his feet, and motioned for Nemu to come with him.
He led the way back to his house, where he invited her in for a cup of tea. It was nice and hot, the perfect thing to take the slight chill that they'd gained from sitting still for so long away. After her finished his cup, he set it down, and picked up a small box from the dresser. It was a simple box, unadorned with anything, not even latchings. He set it down in front of Nemu, and gave her permission to open it.
She did so, and saw a large amount of wooden spheres resting inside. Wait, weren't these? She looked up, and stared at Sagi for a moment. It was true, he wasn't wearing his prayer bead necklace! That meant- these were-
"I don't *yawn* understand."
Sagi said he felt she had matured enough in her travels, grown enough as a person, that she was ready for his final act as her teacher. He explained that these spheres were more than just a prayer necklace, they were a method of training. To illustrate his point, he picked one sphere up. Sure enough, it was unattached to the others, it was just a smooth wooden orb. He channeled chakra into it, and it began to float above his hand, turning and spinning slowly as he moved it around through his will.
He explained that he was giving this box to Nemu to see just what she was capable of. What she had to do was use her chakra to infuse all of the orbs at once, and hold them in place int he form of the necklace. If she could do that, then she could truly be considered to be Sagi's student, learned of all that he had to teach her. But it wouldn't be easy, it would take time. He slid the box closer to her, and told her more about the spheres themselves, how he'd made them and used them, what he felt their use signified for the user. By now it was getting late, so he told Nemu to go home and practice using the spheres in the morning. She nodded, yawned, then got to her feet. Picking up the box, she turned to leave, but just before she did, she stopped and thanked him for the opportunity. She asked if the orbs had a name, and he replied they did. The 'Teardrops of Heaven'. She nodded, and then departed.
(1-22)

Jono looked and he sighed slwoly.

"That had to be the dumbest thing you have ever done."

Jono said slowly. As Jono looked and he quickly got hit by the flame dragon. He sighed slowly as the metal quickly formed around him again. Jono looked and he started form different handseals. The Metal would soon began to leak into his pores and acutally form into his blood stream causing his whole body to turn into complete metal. The metal bullets would clog up his cells. He wouldn't be able to breathe in matter of seconds. Jono looked up and the shurikens just literalyl bounced off hism etal armor. Jono scratched his head as he looked up.

"So do you still feel smart?"