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Haruko Tsubame
Nameless Village | Medical Ninja | Chuunin

Grasping a stack of paper tightly in her hands, Haruko silently made her towards one of the back classrooms. Today she was in charge of overseeing a student teacher examination. 'Arekushisu Matsushi, age 14, recently graduated from the academy and she I believe she studied under Death-sensei as well. Can't wait to meet this girl. As for the student...now, where did I place her file?' Attempting to search for the student's profile within her many stacks of paper, Haruko found it almost impossible and gave up trying a few seconds later. '*sigh* So much paperwork to look over...'

Reaching the classroom, Haruko carefully shifted the weight of all the papers to her left hand as she quickly opened the door using her right. Entering her classroom, Haruko walked over to the desk and placed the pile of papers onto the desk before positioning herself in front of the desk, sitting partically on the edge. Grabbing the top most page, Haruko began scanning over it as she awaited the arrival of both students.

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Shusou ran towards the classroom as fast as possible. He was a little on edge due to sheer nervousness, but he placed a careful, care-free smile smile on his face as he entered. The scroll on his back shuffled a bit as he beamed up at the pretty girl sitting on the desk. His smile brightened as he gave a small bow. "Hiya," he exclaimed cheerfully. "I'm Shusou! Might you be my teacher?"

Shisu turned to see a boy run into the room. Noticing that she was still frowning a little, Shisu shook her head and put a smile on her face.

"Hello, Shusou-san. I am Arekushisu Matsuchi, but you can call me Shisu. I will be your teacher for the day, aided by Haruko-san. I hope you found the classroom okay," she said, smiling at the boy. Nice scroll, she thought, I wonder what it contains.

Shisu stared, shocked, at the dogish creature that appeared in the room out of one of Shusou-san's scrolls. Wow. The creature seems very attached to Shusou-san. I wonder what it is, exactly, Shisu thought, still staring at the summoning animal. Shisu's attention was jerked back to the student and Shisu blinked a few times before she realized the student was talking to her. All she caught was the summoning's name. Ka... what an interesting name, she pondered absentmindedly.

Taking the papers from Shusou, Shisu smiled at his positive attitude. As she read through them she couldn't help but frown. The information on his past had to be the saddest thing she had ever read. Glancing up at Shusou through her eyelashes she wondered how he kept such an upbeat attitude. After Shisu finished scanning the document she looked up and said, "Everything seems to be correct. Glad to have you here."

With a glance at Ka, she added, "I'm sorry to hear about your brother. I'm sure he is very proud that you're steps away from becoming a Genin. Speaking of which, your next task will be to run around the village and write down a sentence or two about each area."

{{You posted it in the correct place. Your profile is very detailed, btw.

Okay, so more or less, just write a short description of what each subforum is. You can put it in OOC if you like. It's up to you.}}

{{Whoops. I'm sorry Lilly. I will make sure to mention those things in the future.}}

“Right, then!” Shusou exclaimed. “I'll be back quickly.” He glanced at Ka who followed him out of the classroom and into the village proper. There, Shusou's smile waned and he looked at Ka. “You should've waited a bit. You still can't handle the transformation technique. I'd rather not have you stand out so much.”

“You expect us to be found so easily?” Ka asked. “We only managed to find this place by accident. And we've covered our tracks well enough. This place doesn't even exist on the Seikon Company maps.”

Shusou sighed. He had to concede the fact. The Seikon Company was the only group who had an extensive map of all the hidden villages, due to their neutral status. But they definitely didn't have even a footnote on the Nameless Village. At Ka's annoyed stare, Shusou quickly fixed his expression, adopting an excited grin. “Alright, then! Shall we split up and complete the mission at hand. Ka nodded and they quickly ran in opposite directions.

Shusou made his way to all the important hotspots of the Nameless Village, taking special care to memorize the locations of landmarks and useful infrastructures. Before long, he made his way back to the academy, where Ka was waiting. They put their reports together and went back to Shisu's classroom. "Hello, hello! Hope it wasn't too long a wait," Shusou said brightly. He then made his way to the board. Grabbing the chalk, he quickly drew out a map of the village, which under his hand resembled a picture of a cell in an anatomy book. Alright, then,” Shusou clapped his hand and began.

“Here's the main office. It's where one can find information on updates, upcoming events, and other guild related things. Ah, and you can also ask questions and make suggestion there!

The Anbu hideout is, well I can't be certain. I wasn't allowed in. But it seems to be where top ranking shinobi meet to discuss things about the village.

As for the center of town; it's a place where all the major buildings (like the hospital and the library) and shops are located.

The Shinobi Records is a place where data about the Nameless Village's shinobi is compiled and stored.

The Wilderness, that's just what it says. It's the untamed part of the village, and seems to form a natural defense against intruders.”

Shusou gave smile brightened as he pointed to a corner of the map. “This here is the Village Academy. It's where newbies like me are taught the ropes and graduate to become Genin.

The Training Ground is a place where shinobi can polish their skills and the housing district is where they can catch a break (the houses and common house are located in here).

The Village Archive is a library of old information is stored. The Cells Headquarters is where shinobi are grouped into teams of at least three members. The Miscellaneous Missions section is where missions take place. Inanity Tavern is the local pub where general chaos is allowed.

Fate's Casino is essentially a game lounge where games and contests take place. The Battle Dome is where official matches between shinobi take place and the Guild Events sector is where high ranking officials hold events. As for the Village Outskirts, it seems to be in the process of a building project.” Shusou looked over at Ka, and asked him if he was missing anything.

“I think that's all,” Ka said, his large bat-like ears twitching as he tried to go over the information.

Shusou smiled up at his teacher, his eyes shining. “Hope everything's good!”


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Shusou looked up, puzzled at Haruko's question. 'Missing something?' he thought. He looked up at his map, attempting to find a hole. But he couldn't think that he had missed anything. But on the other hand--"Ka, did you happen to take note of anyone saying something about anything that sounds like a building?"

Ka closed his eyes, trying hard to think of all the sounds he heard while he was gathering information. His ears were specially made to hear even the smallest sound. He had heard hundreds of conversations while he was looking around, and finally one floated to the front of his mind. "Command Center." He said slowly. "I heard a group talking about... something about orders and the briefcase?"

Shusou laughed a bit at Ka's misinterpretation. "I think you mean debriefing. It must be the place to go for getting mission information, planning, and debriefing." He looked up expectantly at the two teachers, hoping his guess was right.

'Hm, still missing something,' Shusou concentrated as Shisu wrote out something on the board. He didn't think Ka would be of any help, as he seemed to have expired the limits of his memory on remembering that one-off conversation. Shusou thought about making an earth clone and quickly going over the village again, but thought that it would take a bit too much time.

Instead, he conjured up an aerial view of the village. He had seen it before when he first made his way to the [Nameless Village]; on a high tree he had made careful notes of the shape of the village. He mentally crossed out all the place he had been. Then he began to cross of the locations of all the landmarks Ka had observed. He searched his mental map for any holes, and just as he was beginning to lose hope, he saw it.

A space in the village he hadn't looked at thoroughly. It had been somewhat empty when he ran through, so he hadn't made note of it. Plastered all over the square were many notices. A sort of information center. 'Right then,' he sighed. 'Let's see if I can stumble my way through.' Smiling brightly at his teacher he began. “There's some sort of plaza not far from here that seems to where information is posted, as well as where announcements are made. Perhaps that's what you meant?” Shusou hoped that would be sufficient as he read over the situation on the board.

It's morning and you exit your room to find a note on the floor. Bending down you open and read it only to discover that all of your friends have been taken hostage. Looking up from the note you see a figure across the hall from you. The figure is almost six foot with a hood covering his face and the rest of his body. Before you can react, kunai fly at you from under his cloak heading straight for you.

“Right then,” he murmured. He took hold of the chalk and began to quickly fashion a response.

Shusou quickly threw himself to the right, as the kunai made their way towards him.'This guy! He must be with the kidnappers.' His eyes darted to his side, searching for Ka who had been beside him moments before the kunai were thrown. Seeing him to the left, safe and sound and ready to attack, Shusou turned his attention back to the attacker.

“Any particular reason you're attacking? I have no problem with playing a game with you, “ he said cheerfully as he took out two kunai of his own from the holsters at his sides. “but this is a bit much,” he finished. Without warning he darted towards the hooded man's left, the kunai in his left hand facing down, ready to slash at his opponent; the one on his right, pointing forward to stab at him.

When he was near enough, he swiped his left hand toward the man's side, hoping for a clean slice across the side of his lower abdomen.

Shusou put down the chalk and looked up expectantly at his teacher, a hint of nervousness in his joyful smile.