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Today was a new day; a new, yet boring day. Aqua found himself with plenty of time to spare. He has yet to be assigned to a new squad, and has not been on a mission within a few days. Having this much down time seemed to eat at him. Aqua simply felt that he could have been more productive, than resting. As Aqua grew restless, he decided to pay the kage a visit.

He was wearing his regular gai, and simply threw his blue robe over it. His hair was wild and out of control, but he didn't feel the need to groom it. To Aqua, the color of his long hair, and direction it swayed, reminded him of the beautiful yet untamable ocean.

He made his way to the Mizukages office. His movements were simple steps, but the color of his clothing, made him appear as if he was wearing flowing water. Aqua had made it to the kages office, but didn't enter. There was a simple bulletin board posted to one side of the office door. Out of sheer curiosity, he looked over the contents of the board. Posted were random missions, with various ranks from D to A.

"Perfect, Just what i had in mind." These were the words he told him self as he made the connection, that this was a mission board. Aqua took his time reading each paper. Their were a few that caught his eye, that were not too great, but perfect time killers. Ultimately though, there was just one that he was interested in. The paper was titled "Where have the boats gone?" This was classified as a B rank mission, but that didn't catch his attention. What did catch his eye though, was that in the description it mentioned the Sanbi.

Aqua wondered if the Sanbi had really appeared. He recalled all the stories that his grandfather would tell him of this marvelous creature as a child, and he got exited by the thought of this Sanbi's supposed appearance. Aqua ripped the paper from the board and entered the office unannounced, for he completely forgot to knock. He waved the paper in the direction of the kages desk but didn't say anything. A rather big shadow was cast over the Mizukage's desk, from Aquas height. He simply stood there, with paper in hand, and a smile on his face. A smile to many could be a kind and appreciated gesture. Oddly enough though, the "smile" seemed rather sinister as Aqua bore it upon his youthful face.

► Rank: Genin
► Village: Kirigakure
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_ As the door opened slowly soon after the woman had entered the kages office a small child popped her head into the room and looked around. Upon seeing two people she smiled and made her way into the room, skipping lightly as she did. Of course the kage would know if something what suspicious of a five year old started acting like a adult. During her academy training she was a five year old so she thought it would be best if she kept that way for now. She looked over at the guy who was in the room then looked over at the woman, seeing as how she had never met the kage and the fact the woman was on the kage's desk she ran over to the woman after coming to the conclusion that the guy could not be the kage. "Are you kage-Sama?" She spoke softly as she looked up at the woman. She had pulled off being a five your old for the past year so fooling people into thinking she was one wouldn't be that hard.

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► Jutsu Used: None

xxxxxxxxxxxKamechi looked down at the child, wondering just what the hell made her look like a kage. She knew, from looking at herself in the mirror, she looked more like a child then she had originally intended. If anything, she was less kage material then the sloppy dressed Jounin across the room.

She smiled behind her mask when Kuroko came in to the room, mentioning about something about his chair... DAMMIT SHE SHOULD HAVE TAKEN IT. She face palmed herself with the mask on then laid down on the desk, rolled over the papers, and in to the chair. She curled up in it and spun it a bit. "Wheee~~~" Her voice was a bit muffled and distorted through the mask, she giggled a bit at how it sounded. She wondered if anyone besides her knew what he voice really sounded like.

She kept spinning in lazy circles, waiting for Kuroko to finish his talk with the little girl who had thought she was a kage... silly little girl. She started humming softly to herself, closing her eyes behind the mask and relaxing.

"My oh my, quite the unfortunate event we have here..."

The Kage chuckled lightly as from the corner of his eye, he watched Kamechi spin in his chair, hearing the noise from her as well. As the young Genin spoke, he chuckled once more, as he looked her up and down. "Well now, I've heard that my newest Genin was young, I didn't imagine she'd look so powerful as well! If you keep up your training, I could easily see you growing up to be quite the fine Jounin for this village." Kuroko chuckled lightly, as he went to gently ruffle the little girl's hair, noticing she lacked a headband. "Hm... It appears that you don't have your headband... No wonder why you've come!" The man stood up, as he went over to his desk, making sure to avoid the spinning Kamechi, as he pulled out a Kirigakure headband from his desk.

"Looking for this I take it? Need a hand putting it on then?" The man chuckled, as he tucked the skull of his clansmen inside of his desk and locked it shut, then headed over to the young girl, headband in his hand.

xxxxxxxxxxxKamechi looked at the little gennin, something was off about her, she definitely didn't act like a small child, even as a prodigy she was too mature and seemed to catch herself when doing to, returning back to a child like behavior. Kamechi's eyes glared at the little girl behind her mask and just for the added affect she began playing with her hair. If the girl would look at the tattoos on her hand, they would seem to blink at her, then begin to bleed. This would be the ultimate test in Kamechi's book. She made the action look normal, her face pointed up towards the ceiling as if she was simply playing with her hair, but she was looking at the girl from the corners of her eyes behind her mask. How would the girl react if she saw them, only the girl would see the bleeding and blinking, no one else would of course. They were a sort of transforming tattoo you could say. Not actually a genjutsu, not a seal. Kamechi was born with these stupid markings.

"My oh my, quite the unfortunate event we have here..."

Kuroko smirked as she tied the headband around her neck, quickly rustling the little girl's hair. "My oh my, good with the Academy, AND with knot tying!" Kuroko exclaimed, as he chuckled lightly, smiling all the while. His attention turned to the Jounin that had spoken up about the mission. "Mm... I see, well how is about you take Ayawa on her first mission... In fact, how is about we get you going with a squad, shall we?" Kuroko smiled happily, as he walked his way over to the desk, going into another drawer in his desk, grabbing a few folders out and beginning to flick through them. "Hows about... We put this young lady... With... Sayankji 'The Mute'... And... Kaede 'The Outcast'. Sounds good? They should be somewhere in the village, seeing as due to whatever it is that keeps taking the boats is preventing anyone from leaving the village, its doubtful that they've swam across the waters." Kuroko muttered, looking up and smiling at his Jounin, Aqua.

"Dismissed then! Also, Ayawa, I expect big things from you, little lady. Don't let me down." The Mizukage smiled at her, standing beside Kamechi. He placed a hand lightly on the back of his chair, and with a flick of his wrist, began spinning Kamechi, a sign for her to get out of his chair while still beaming proudly at the young Genin girl.

xxxxxxxxxxxOhhhhhhhhh yeah, this girl was most definitely not a little child, and Kamechi debated for a second whether or not to call the girl out. Though she guessed it really had nothing to do with her, it wasn't like the girl was a threat to her or the Mizukage, she would just keep a good eye on her and most likely bring it up to Kuroko when the two children left. Kuroko spun his chair a bit, a classic sign that he wanted it back, so she got up out of the chair and plopped back down on the desk facing the Mizukage, placing the tattoos on her palms flat against the desk so that they were hidden and her back to the girl so she could look out the window.

Any child, especially as you as the one the girl was pretending to be, would have been frightened, at least the tiniest amount from seeing something so gruesome.