Ninpocho Chronicles

Ninpocho Chronicles is a fantasy-ish setting storyline, set in an alternate universe World of Ninjas, where the Naruto and Boruto series take place. This means that none of the canon characters exists, or existed here.

Each ninja starts from the bottom and start their training as an Academy Student. From there they develop abilities akin to that of demigods as they grow in age and experience.

Along the way they gain new friends (or enemies), take on jobs and complete contracts and missions for their respective villages where their training and skill will be tested to their limits.

The sky is the limit as the blank page you see before you can be filled with countless of adventures with your character in the game.

This is Ninpocho Chronicles.

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Yoruko's eyes drifted to the slate-gray ceiling of his room, a bored expression on his face as he decided it was time to face the evils that were to come for the day. He glanced about the room, his paranoia settling in as those violet eyes of his strained to see any form of genjutsu placed within his room. His eyes flashed back and forth several times before hopping out of bed, garbed only in silken black boxers. He stretched out a few times, and had missed something. As a result, his foot was now bleeding due to a trap placed by his loving parents. He let out a pissed off grunt and kicked the spike trap away from it's side, which only served to anger him more as it caught onto his wall. He made the Rat hand seal and muttered out a Kai as the a few more traps would become apparent. He limped into the shower and lifted the wounded foot upon his knee, channeling chakra through his hands as he worked meticulously to end the bleeding. After a few moments he would grumble before starting the shower on, and waited for it to warm up before removing himself of the rest of his garments. He breathed in as he stepped gingerly onto his wounded foot. He had stopped the bleeding but it would still feel uncomfortable to walk on it.

Yoruko sighed as the hot water hit his body, remembering the sight of Sadako's body and feel of it against his own, as they embraced the other day. That was the last time he had seen her, or would see her as he was supposed to see about his acceptance into his mission today. The smell she had about her, lavender with a mix of copper, of blood within his nose had made him feel invigorated. He felt something that he would outright deny to his parents, that he had found someone worth his time and energy. His eyes remained closed as he washed himself off and hurried to get out of the shower, drying and checking his foot. He frowned somewhat, knowing that it would be best to wrap it in case he re-opened the wound in some form or fashion. The boy wrapped it in bandages and proceeded to walk back into his room to gather some clothes. He would keep his clothes light today, wearing a sleeveless red shirt which came up to cover his entire throat. He would wear khaki shorts with this, and black fingerless gloves to complete the appearance. Slipping on his black ninja sandals he would head downstairs after making sure his hair was dry. He headed downstairs and glanced about looking for any more traps.

After he was confident that there were none he would set about making himself some eggs for breakfast, as he wanted something small. He cracked the eggs and after a few moments they began to cook rather nicely. He flipped them once they appeared to grow solid and cooked them on the opposite side for a few moments. Once that was done he placed them onto a plate and grabbed a glass of milk. He took his time with the meal in silence, enjoying the fact his parents were gone for a change. It was unusual for them to be gone but he took solace in having the house to himself for once. Though this would in all of his hopes eventually come to be a reality, the fact of the matter was that he couldn't accomplish this feat yet. Not with how he was. He needed to become stronger so that he could free himself of the chains that his captors held over him. That fear which kept him in check. With a soft sigh he dropped the plate off into the sink after rining it off, and finished the final droplets of milk within his glass. He placed this too into the sink before making his way out of the house, and towards the Spire.

The boy had his hands within his pants, and seemed distracted as he thought about everything that had happened as of late. In the past month he had met Sadako. He had completed three B-Rank missions by himself with no assistance from other shinobi. He had managed to piss off the Yukata clan simply by having a Sharingan, something that annoyed him to no end. He had found himself falling hard for Sadako, without any previous ideas as to what the word meant. He found himself wanting her more and more, in terms of length and ways of wanting her. Her presence alone made him feel relaxed despite what she was. She had inhuman abilities, that song was similar to genjutsu so he could resist it but it was still rather difficult to place what it truly was. Those words meant something to him though he did not know what it was exactly. She had that weird form which she took at times, with millions of red eyes and gnashing teeth. He had met Akiyama Kazuhiko and had begun his training as a Medic-nin, as well as Hissori and had his eyes checked, which led him to believe that he had the final form of the Sharingan. However in answering that question he was left with hundreds more.

The boy bumped into someone who gave him a nasty glare and shoved him off. Yoruko twisted around and flipped the man on his back, ignoring what his fool friends said. As a result, this wound up with him in an alley way with several of the man's friends plus the man himself. Yoruko didn't like being cornered but he hated worse to be late. As a result, he ordered them to come at them if they weren't weaklings. They all rushed him as a group, and Yoruko felt his mind clear up somewhat as he danced around them without a thought. His body reacted in time to his thoughts as he bobbed and weaved around their fists, finishing all of them within a few moments' time. With them all rendered unconscious he glanced at his shadow and scowled. He was going to be late unless he jumped from roof to roof. That required utilizing effort, something which he was not in the mood to do. He leaped upon the first roof and winced as he landed on the arch of his foot. He took a few moments to pause, and tested his weight. Yes, his foot was in a minor degree of pain due to the depth of which that trap from before had stabbed him, but he was not going to let that stop him. He rushed himself from one roof to the other as he made it to the Spire. Upon entering he placed open the door, and noticed that neither of his teammates that were on the roster were present. He stared in confusion before looking over to the proctor. To his wary surprise the man was conscious in his entirety, and stared at the boy blankly.

"Where are my teammates at for the mission I signed up for?" Yoruko asked with a raised brow, his face otherwise expressionless.

"Well see kiddo... That's the thing. You were rejected from the mission." The man spoke, a slight frown on his face. Yoruko stared at the man with that blank look upon his face for a few moments longer, trying to search for some lies. No, his body language was wrong for that. Which meant... Yoruko clenched those gloved fists of his tightly as he passively began to emit killing intent that would radiate from every pore of his body. He was rejected from a mission? How was that even possible? How did that make any form of sense to the boy? He had flawlessly succeeded in his mission, and had even gone so far as to get his eyes checked to ensure the success of the mission. The boy let out a dark growl as he spoke, eyes boring into the man before him as he bothered not to maintain his volume.

"What do you mean I was rejected from the mission? He let out in a half-snarl as the words dripped out of his voice with a clear venom that would cause lesser men to shrink away though this man seemed bored as he looked at the kid.

"Stranger things have happened. I suggest you get stronger and prove your worth to your superiors, as they aren't apparently satisfied with what you have done right now." The man spoke, before leaning back in his chair. In his experience, deflecting one's anger worked best for forcing the person to exert their anger on something else. However, this man hadn't dealt with Yoruko who was now in the mood for blood. Yoruko was doing his best to restrain himself but felt the chakra rise into his eyes as he closed them in an attempt to hide his Mangekyo which had activated due to his adrenaline kicking in. He felt the rage boiling within him fervently. He had been looking forward to this mission, working hard to make sure nothing was left to chance. Yet despite those efforts, he had been shut down.

That was something that pissed him off.

You don't want to piss off Yoruko.

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The Yukata house hold was quiet and boring for the day. It seemed everyone else was already out and about doing their daily duties. It was a day she was not scheduled to teach a class and that meant that she had two options. She could train or she could relax. She flopped over in bed and snuggled her blankets close. Relaxation sounded so pleasant. She had been busy lately with school work and training. But in the back of her mind was her brothers nagging her. Always pushing her to get better so that she could reach a level of skill befitting of the Yukata clan. Even if she was technically just their cousin, she represented the clan all the same. And they held her at a sisterly level of love, so she had to achieve a direct sibling level of skill.

This nagging in the back of her mind forced her out of her bed. Sheets flew off her in all directions, bouncing off the walls as she made a frustrated moan. "Ugh, brothers, why no girl anywhere can have nice things!" she said exasperated. After the explosion of covers, she fell back onto the bed with a groan, waking up slowly as the light entered the windows finally.

A couple of hours later she was ready for the day and walking down the streets. The early morning was filled with bright sunshine and happy people going about their business. It started to cheer her up as she traveled towards the spire in search of her next shinobi advancement. Today she was going to inquire about contracts. Not too many shinobi utilize the use of contracts very often, that she noted anyway. But having the option was always a good thing. When it came down to a life or death situation, it was no doubt a highly valued resource. Any who, it was her goal to obtain one soon enough. It would apply a new element to her shinobi life.

The spire itself wasn't too busy today. A few shinobi left at high speeds, obviously accepted a mission and were excited to get started. She ought to think of doing a mission or two herself soon. It would at least earn her some prestige if she were to go on a couple advanced missions. Then she could relax at home with no guilt...maybe. Her musings were interrupted by an extremely loud and murderous sentence. "What do you mean I was rejected from the mission?

Yuki who had just entered the spire turned towards the evil sound of hate and frowned. It was that Uchiha kid again. Yoruko was now glaring down a man in what seemed to be about to erupt into a brawl. If anything it would become something worse. Well this ruined her plans for the day. If she stepped in, she would need to console the kid about his mission denial and thus not have the energy or time to go question about contracts. On the other hand, if this turned into a bloody mess, well then the spire would be on high alert and official business would be halted for a good majority of the day anyways.

Just her luck, she would interfere. She had a small interest in the kid anyways.

"Murasaki san, is everything alright? Why don't we get some fresh air and maybe I can help somehow?" she offered. Sometimes the smallest gestures snapped people out of their rage before it took hold. And if not, her hand was on a couple ninja wire strands ready to act.

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Sadako would be whistling to herself as she walked through the spire, the young woman clad in a yellow sundress and red heels with a blue collar around her neck, her long black hair tied back in twin ponytails. She didn't look like it but she had just come back from a mission, the result of which was her objective which she now carried in her hand: what appeared to be a bloody plastic bag containing something that one couldn't see very clearly. Not that anybody would ask as most people she passed by were much more interested in the teen that carried it, the girl enjoying the attention that she was getting. A few stops were made to get directions before she finally appeared at the place to turn in her mission...which just so happened to have both Yoruko and Yuki there. She walked past them without a word as she moved to the desk and plopped down the bag in front of the man seated there, hands moving to rest on her hips. "Kiriyama Sadako reporting in for mission E072! Mission was a success!" She would say with a bright grin, watching the man slowly open the bag and look inside.

"...It's a dead cat."
"Yeah, I think it was mauled by a pack of dogs or something."
"The mission was to find the cat and return it to it's owner."
"And nothing was said about the condition it had to be in. Find the cat, that's what I did! There you go!"

The clerk looked up at her with a pained look as he glanced down at her mission briefing, letting out a sigh as he realized she was technically correct. "Mrs. Akiyama is not going to be happy about this..." he would say as he filled out a paper before handing it to her so she could claim her reward. "Well Mrs. Akiyama should have been more specific...and also not let her cat out when the neighborhood has a pack of stray dogs running around." She would say as she looked down at the paper, frowning as she looked at the mount she was to be payed, not sure why she expected it to be much more. Turning she would finally see who else was in there...Yukata Yuki who she had met back at the academy and...

"Sugar muffin!" She would grin as she moved to wrap her arms around Yoruko's neck and give him a hug, not at all shamed about publicly showing affection, also getting a chance to try out the kind of nicknames the girls seemed to use in the shows she watched.
 
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Yoruko managed to swallow enough of his anger to force the chakra to mellow out so that he could stare at the man with his Sharingan eyes. The glare that he leveled at the man was something fierce; if looks could kill this man's body would be roasting into ashes. His gloves creaked in complaint as the boy balled his hands into fists, clenching them tight enough to almost draw blood. Those violet Sharingan eyes radiated a killing intent that no mere Genin should have. His chakra was filled with darkness though that malevolent chakra seemed to falter as he heard the voice of someone he recalled. Someone he had wanted to meet. What was it with Yukatas and their awful timing? Yoruko twisted around, that angered look in his face softening back to a bored one with underlying anger present in his eyes. The proctor silently thanked the woman for her interference as Yoruko had redacted his wrath. He stared at her for a moment as she would offer him words of kindness and curiosity. She offered for the two of them to go out, get some fresh air, and even offered to help him with whatever it was that had set him off.

The boy was going to answer when he was stopped by the sight of one Sadako. She was wearing a beautiful sundress which complimented her figure. She turned in the cat, who had passed on from what Yoruko had heard. It was when Sadako turned around and noticed their presence that he was able to speak but was once more cut off by the sound of the girl speaking out a new nickname for him. His face flushed red in an unexpected manner. He hadn't expected her to utter such an embarrassing nickname, especially not in public. He felt her arms around his neck and a hug, and responded with a hug back in kind around her waist. "Please refrain from using that particular pet name in the future, Sada-chan..." Yoruko whispered into her ear, and nibbled a bit on it before turning back around to face Yuki. "... I'm fine with going out, I could use some fresh air before I level the entire building." Yoruko grumbled as he began to exit the Spire with Sadako in tow, having grabbed her hand and led her outside with him. If either of them were observant, they would see that he held a slight limp on his right foot, tending to favor usage of his left over his right. He hoped they wouldn't, he hated appearing weak to others. That was against everything he had been raised by.​
 

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Yuki waited the terse moment while he made his internal decision about whether to rip the place apart or to do what was right. Luckily for her, the attention he gave her as a distraction cut off his anger somewhat and replaced it with curiosity. At least that was how it seemed. The anger in his eyes could only be matched by the relief that the proctor was now displaying. Yuki smiled at him encouragingly. Yuki was glad that he could be brought to reason, and her hidden grip on the ninja wire was dismissed. No need for violence today.

They both watched as Sadako walked in carrying a dead something and turned it in to the proctor. The conversation was quite disturbing and Yuki's initial impression of the two was only enhanced, but she could also tell their was more to them. She would need to get to know them better to conclude whether or not she actually needed to intervene in their affairs. The proctor was clearly disturbed. His expression was that of 'If not one thing then another'. Sadako displayed some more affection for him, Yuki had not made up the initial spark betwixt them!!! Her face went all wide eyed and she resisted the urge to point and say 'I was right after all!' They had played it off last time, but there was no excuse this time. She simply knew better now. However no kids around, not her business to stop them from being affectionate. Her chagrin disappeared quickly as she walked towards the exit.

"Good day Sadako san" she said politely, despite the being ignored and what not. "So yoruko, What was that all about? I don't mean to pry, but if I can help, thats my role in our village after all." she smiled at the two hoping Yoruko would open up and show a different side. Something less dark and depressing. Something that gave her hope for him and his future.
 
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Sadako giggled at the boy's embarrassment, her smile widening as he nibbled at her ear. "What, you don't like it? Well then, it's a good thing I made a list of nicknames,I'm sure you'll like one of them." She would say with a grin as she took his hand, bowing her head towards Yuki. "It's nice to see you again, Yuki. You're looking quite lovely today, if I may say so." She would say with a smile as they moved through the Spire, catching sight of Yoruko's limp but deciding not to say anything at the moment. "Hey, I just need a second to get my money, alright?" She would say as she left Yoruko's side and moved to a teller window, handing over her reward slip and getting her money, pocketing in her purse before returning to the other two. Her hand would take hold of Yoruko's once more, nodding to him as they continued to walk. The young man's comment about leveling the building wouldn't go without notice and it was obvious by Yuki's words that something had happened before she entered the room. "Did something happen, Yoruko?" She would ask, black eyes looking up at him curiously.
 
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Hearing Sadako mention a list almost caused his head to droop. If they were as blemishing to the name he was trying to promote for himself then he would feel terrible by the end of the list. He heard her sweet words to Yuki and held half of a mind to roll his eyes. The boy felt her leave his side and felt a small part of him complain before he made his way out of the building. He heard Yuki speak up before Sadako did, though their queries were the same. He found that he now had two people curious as to why he had been so very angry this day of days. He looked for a wall to lean on, and crossed his arms as he set most of his weight on the left foot, the right one resting on the ground by front of his shoe. He inhaled and exhaled once, trying to calm down a bit more before he would respond to their queries.

"I've completed three B-Rank missions on my own. No consequences, not even a scratch on my person. So I figured I would apply to an A-Rank Team mission, which would have us traveling to the edge of the country. Now... I've been through a bit since I signed up for that, preparing myself for the mission. I went to Hissori-san's place of residence, to have my eyes checked. I even started researching into other branches for the sake of trying to make myself stronger than I am now. I did not want to be a bother. However, now in spite of all of that I have been declined because someone did not think I was competent enough to complete this mission." Yoruko stated as his hands tightened on his arms to the point where it almost looked painful. In his eyes was pain, which made him look human. Rejection, that he wasn't good enough. Fear... This emotion was heavily masked under the other two, though if they knew what to look for they would find it.​
 

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The Yukata girl was pleased by the compliment. Whether a bit odd and quite disturbing at times, the girl was always polite at least. "Aww thank you so much" she smiled at her. It really did put her in a better mood about Sadako. She smiled to herself as they followed Yoruko.

Yuki watch him limp to the wall and lean against it. Probably a good idea not to be going on a mission with said limp, but that was a different story all together. She listened without judgement to his complaint and could fully understand why he would be pissed off enough to almost retaliate. Of course that was exactly the kind of behavior that made her wary of him from day one. At the end of his story however, something else did appear that made her soften up towards him and be more sympathetic rather than play at it to do her job. His fearful sad gaze made her realize that he was probably acting out in order to make himself feel stronger, to make himself feel better. He was just a kid and she was in fact demonizing him due to her bad first impression. Bad teacher, bad bad bad!

"Sometimes things don't make sense when it comes to promotions and what not around here. But I don't care about that too much personally. We could all use a bit more money that is true. Better missions mean more rewards. But I try and do things for the village and not for myself. Its more fulfilling when you do your best for your fellow village mates. Then we all grow together. She felt like he could not relate to that though. So she decided to add something else in that he could agree with. "What you need to do is follow the rules whether you like it or not. But take the hardest missions they will allow you and push them to promote you. Make sure everyone knows how hard your working. And of course work outside of missions too. Get involved in the village until people are demanding your promotion. Make everyone take a look at you and say 'hey thats a spitting image of Iwa right there'[/colo] She hope she inspired the right type of attitude about the situation. "And if you need help on missions I would love to go. I need to get a bit more missions on my record for the paper work side of things" she mumbled the last part.
 
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Sadako would listen to Yoruko as he explained what had caused him to get so angry, moving to stand by him against the wall. It seemed that despite his prior accomplishments and how skilled he was he had been turned down for an A-Rank mission, which she could only imagine how devastating of a blow that had to be for the young man. He was proud of his strength and rightly so, and to be turned down like that...the girl moved a hand to his shoulder and gave it a reassuring squeeze. She opened her mouth to speak but would instead be cut off by Yuki, who despite only being a year or two older than them spoke just like how a teacher would about the situation. It was the kind of talk one would expect from someone like that...how his purpose was for the village, how he should follow the rules, how he had to push himself harder to get noticed. It was hard but Sadako had managed to not roll her eyes during that spiel, which was good considering that she could've strained their muscles with how hard they would have rolled.

"Honestly this seems more like a slap in the face." She would say as she crossed her arms, looking towards Yoruko. She could sense his fear, see it in his body language, wondering for a moment what that could be about before it dawned on her. His parents who pushed him so hard to be the best, the people he feared the most. They wouldn't take the news of him being denied the mission lightly, the girl narrowing her eyes for a moment in anger that they would cause such fright in her lover. "I mean, he already proved himself didn't he? He's been pushing himself hard and clearing missions above what others can do for his rank, yet they still think that he's not good enough. "It's the system that needs to get better, not Yoruko!" She would huff as she leaned against the wall. "It's just their way of keeping people down, browbeating them into submission by forcing them to follow a straight line and never deviating from what they want them to do. To turn them into little explosive sheep that they can just hurl at their enemies so they can profit from their vain sacrifice while they sit up their in their ivory tower! They see people as nothing but props to be..." She would slowly come to a stop as she realized she had began ranting, blinking a few times before remembering where she was. "What I'm trying to say is that it's not fair. Hey, you're a teacher, aren't you? Well...mostly one, yeah? Can't you do something about it?" She would ask as she tried to change the subject. It seemed that the cult that raised her managed to run off on her a little...and it certainly didn't help that, if she remembered correctly, one of her past incarnations was a preacher. She would look up at Yoruko as she smiled awkwardly, hoping that she wasn't embarrassing him too much.
 
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Yoruko blinked for a moment before those violet Sharingan of his stared into the eyes of the woman who began to speak. She started off speaking about what he should do, to work like he was doing it for the village, not for his own good. His eyes narrowed at the thought, and he very nearly came close to cutting her off but felt her body language changed. She made the right decision in changing the angle from which she spoke. She told him to force his name to be known, to make people recognize his talents by force. To be proactive in his work. She again reverted to speaking of the village like it meant something to Yoruko, but he understood the underlying meaning. She even offered to go on a mission with him if need be. And while she muttered the last part his eyes were able to read her lips with ease. He twisted over to look at Sadako, whose shoulder had applied some pressure to comfort him, to make him more aware than he already was of her presence.

She then began to speak, and what beautiful words they were. Nothing but the hard, cold truth. Sadako would understand the precise reason as to why he was a bit afraid. He had to deal with his parents. This wasn't something that they would take with ease. Yoruko felt a mixture of both embarrassment and pride float through him as she spoke of his accomplishments as though they were great deeds. He had slain two men, forced one of the two to commit suicide, and he'd rescued an ambassador's daughter. How hard could it be for him to protect hospital supplies? A soft frown settled on his face to show the visible irritation. Though Sadako then moved on by attacking the very system itself which was something that he had not thought she would do. Not out of doubt of the woman's thoughts, but rather it seemed out of character for her. Was she stating this because of him? She truly cared for him, to speak up about this in his own defense. He felt that smirk rise up as he ran a confident arm down to the other side, engaging her inside of a light embrace. He wanted to kiss her for the words which she spoken in his defense, but opted not to due to their company.

He let out a soft sigh of contentment to show that his anger at the situation had passed for now. His eyes moved from Sadako to Yuki to whom he regarded in a new manner. "I appreciate what you had to say, Yuki-san. Your words may not have had the exact effect you had intended, but I do see you in a new light. Perhaps first appearances are not as they seem. I would be interested in running a mission with you. Assuming of course, you don't slow me down~" He would say with not a cocky tone towards the end, but one that was light hearted for Yoruko. Turning his head to Sadako, he held that smirk on his face for her, as he spoke to her with a different tone, more affectionate. "I appreciate your words too, Sada-chan. I hope you become a Genin soon, so that we can run missions together as often as possible." He spoke, his eyes filled with a slight glint of promise towards her. He would be repaying the kind words she spoke, but not now. He turned back to face Yuki, those violet Sharingan waiting to see what it was that she would say as a response, both to what he had to say, as well as his and Sadako's level of closeness.​
 

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Yuki was glad to help in anyway that she could. Unfortunately Sadako did not get what she meant, or in the way she intended to be took. "Missions alone don't guarantee promotions Sadako" and she left it at that. Yoruko got what she had meant and that was what was important. Sadako would learn through his example. "Well I'm happy you got something out of my jabbering. And slow you down? Hah your cocky, that is a good thing. No worries, I am a support type in the field" she assured him. "If you will excuse me now, I got to find out about this darn contract information. Honestly, they over formalize everything" she complained and bowed to them. Then she headed off to deal with the poor scarred proctor for information.

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"Good bye, Miss Yuki! It was a pleasure seeing you again." The young woman would state, offering a bow as the other female left. She sighed softly as she looked up at Yoruko, mild annoyance crossing her features. "No wonder she's a teacher, she just loves to lecture and nag all the time. That's twice now she's been hanging around you, she isn't spying on you is she?" She would ask with a grin, moving a hand to take hold of his again and squeeze it, her features turning a bit serious. "Hey, don't worry, this is just a minor setback for you. It's not your fault those asses at the Spire don't understand your worth. They're probably afraid of you going and doing missions by yourself, afraid of what you would do with that kind of freedom." She would say as she leaned up, giving him a kiss on the cheek. Her smile returned as he mentioned her becoming a Genin so they could do missions together, nodding her head in approval. "I would like that. Maybe get to do something a little more exciting than scraping a mutilate cat off the street...and I'd love to get out of this village for a change. I haven't taken a step outside of the gates since I got here." She would say as she looked away from him, black eyes gazing over at the multitude of people walking by them. "So, do you have any other plans today? If you're free maybe you and I can do something..."
 
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Yoruko nodded once towards the teacher before she left and felt the tension from the younger girl be freed as she sighed outwardly. He turned a glance in her direction and smirked a bit as though to say he understood what she meant. Those violet eyes pierced her gaze as she tried to reassure him more thoroughly in terms that she would not say in front of Yuki for obvious reasons. Yoruko had caught the word contract from the older woman and decided that would be something to look into later for himself, wanting to know what contract she was referring to. He enjoyed the words of appreciation he received from her, to assure him that nothing was wrong. That everything would be fine. She enjoyed the concept of doing missions with him which he figured would be the case given that the two of them would make for an amazing team... With her commands and his ability to dance through a battlefield... He knew that they were truly a team forged by destiny. Were destiny such a thing, that is. Yoruko's gaze never left hers as he felt the kiss on his cheek, the smirk on his face growing a bit in appreciation of the affection given to him. He always enjoyed those loving little nuances they did. He was tempted to activate his Mangekyo merely for a repeat performance however, he would control himself.

He shook his head in a soft manner as he glanced towards the gates. "Not now. I was intending to meet with my group and leave to my mission, however it seems that's no longer the case. Well, might as well enjoy the freedom from my cage while it lasts. Let's head back to the shop from before. I could use some Tempura. Hopefully I'll get to finish it this time." Yoruko said as he began to lead the way, grasping at her hand. His wincing was noticeably less than before having given it some time to recover. He thought about how his parents would react. Oh, and the news when he would tell them about his transfer to the medic branch would be well worth the hellish training they threw at him. Perhaps they might do something useful and teach him the village' language. He wondered why they'd never taught him that. What a couple of idiots. He should probably go look it up himself. As the two would arrive without incident unless Sadako suggested something else, he would take a seat, pushing a chair out for Sadako with his unwounded foot. He'd order his food and drink without waiting this time, expecting Sadako to do the same as he glanced out of the shop. He seemed rather deep in thought at the moment, as his rage had bristled away a calm storm had settled in within his mind. He wondered what he would have to do, to prove his worth to the superiors so he could free himself from the burdens of these lowly, trashy missions.​
 
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"Tempura!" She would exclaim, remembering the delicious shrimp that they had at the boy's favorite restaurant. To think that it was about a month ago...a month since she had met Yoruko and fallen in love. Fallen in love? the though caused her to blush a little against her will, realizing that she was doing a pretty poor job of being the incarnation of a hate murder killing machine. Did it really matter though? Especially when she was being offered tempura...free tempura? "That sounds like a great idea!" She would say with a grin as she followed him, the two walking hand in hand towards the restaurant. She glanced down at the boy's foot, noticing that he still had a bit of a limp, the girl intentionally slowing down so he could take it a little easier. There would be no roving gangs of hoodlums to impede them this time as they made it to the restaurant and entered, taking the offered seat before Yoruko.

She watched him as he looked out the window seemingly lost in thought, wondering what exactly was on his mind. She could guess though...it could be his parents or that whole business with getting rejected for a mission. Yoruko was troubled and she didn't like that, not only because it was causing him to worry but it made him pay less attention to her. "So...your foot." She would say after she had ordered her food and drink, smiling as she lightly poked his shin with the toe of her heels to get his attention. "Let me guess...another test from your parents? You got to be more careful, dear, you can't be a great shinobi if you have to hobble everywhere!" She would giggle as she attempted to lighten the mood.
 
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Yoruko appreciated the fact that she didn't seem against the idea of having Tempura. He appreciated it far more when she didn't move faster than him so he could lead the way. The young Murasaki boy had decided upon Shrimp Tempura for himself. He had fallen for Sadako very hard only a month ago, despite the fact that she was the first female he had come into contact with. The thought both empowered him and left him concerned for her safety. He was fairly confident now that he could take her on if ever something made the two of them fight each other to the death. Her genjutsu was powerful, but it wasn't anything he couldn't with the Sharingan. He didn't even blanch at the thought of something like fighting her, as he knew it would happen one day. The two of them would engage in a spar, to train each other as part of a morning routine once he was free of his parents' clutches. Though Sadako herself was not aware of this, he wanted to help her with training. He could use Tsukiyomi.

His mind snapped back to reality as she addressed him, poking his shin as an afterthought to what she had said. She had mentioned his foot, which meant that his limping had been noticeable. Damn it. Distracted from his thoughts he looked into those beautiful onyx-hued orbs of hers, which held such feeling for him. That emotion was one that he had grown to know and enjoy since the beginning of this month, which left him perplexed at how exactly he had come to learn the feeling. How did he know it felt good? Because it felt right whenever she was near him, her tone lighter toward him than when used to address others. He had read somewhere that this was a telltale sign that a woman loved you. The thought of which he hadn't bothered giving a second to, but now that he thought about it, he realized it to be true. Yoruko nodded in confirmation toward the woman's question about his parents.

"They laced two genjutsu, one tailored for me specifically, and another to stop me from seeing the trap should I not have the Sharingan active." He grumbled, and noticed that their food had arrived. As he took the glass of water he sipped from it, and took a few bites of his Tempura.

"I'm a greater shinobi than most in this village realize. Once my parents see fit to release me from my cage, by their will or other means, I will be free to spread my wings. To show my true potential. Sadako-chan... When that time comes, would you come and live with me?" He asked as he continued to eat, as though he had not just invited a woman to move in with him. Of course, he was also completely unaware of Sadako's other tenant...​
 
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"Wow, now that's impressive. You have to admit, at least they don't hold back. They're pretty confident that you can live through their traps." She would say as their food arrived, her smile widening as she picked up her chopsticks and tapped them together. Only now did she realize how hungry she had gotten, having spent the entire morning hunting for that damn cat. "That damn cat. You know, at least you get to do tings that resemble actual missions. Finding pets! they have me finding lost pets! Me! If I wasn't paid for it I would find it humiliating." She would say, pointing her shrimp loaded chopstick in the boy's direction before biting into it. She would nod along to his words as he talked, happy to hear that his spirits began to be lifted. He was talking of how great he was, about how he was going to be free, showing his potential, about her living with him...

Her eyes widened as she looked at him, half of a shrimp lodged into her mouth, biting into it and swallowing as she thought it over in silence. It's not that she was opposed to the idea, while normal human girls might think their relationship was moving to fast she had no such worries. She liked him, he liked her, it made sense to live together. It was just surprise that he would be so forthcoming about it, her smile widening before she took a sip of her drink. "Of course I will." She would answer simply as she looked at the young man, smiling fondly towards him. "Have you already thought of what kind of place we'll live in? Or is that thinking too far ahead? Should we go look at furniture? Sorry...I'm just kinda new to all this..." She would laugh, her voice so sweet and melodic.
 
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Yoruko felt a bit of a smirk as he realized that his girlfriend had put the situation into a better light. But he still hated their guts regardless. They never vocalized their thoughts about him. Whether they hated him, wanted him to die, wanted him to succeed or wanted him as a simple tool and nothing more. That last thought dimmed out the smirk as he listened to Sadako complain about the lame missions she was handed. An unexpected chuckle rose from his throat as she pointed her chopsticks at the boy before biting into the food. She listened to him as he spoke and he found himself enjoying the look on her face of surprise. She took a bit of her drink after finishing that particular bite and answered as though it were obvious. To Yoruko, he had never doubted her answer for a second.

A smirk found its way upon his face once more after he took a bite. Her answer, though expected, brought joy to the man's face in its own small way. Yoruko nodded to the first question and followed up after finishing his bite with an answer.

"We'll live where my parents are now. And we'll dance upon their graves and so on and so forth." He spoke in a nonchalant way as his eyes flitted up to see her reaction. Regardless of what it would be he would chuckle again and shake his head as though to dismiss a thought. Though he wouldn't mind rubbing it in his parents' faces that he could live in the house where they had resided since his birth, he couldn't stand the thought of being there once they passed on. The boy's eyes seemed thoughtful as he spoke up once more.

"I'm joking of course. We'd get a place of our own in Skyfall. My parents have far more money than they seem to think I realize. We could buy half of the Skyfall district and not a dent would be made. Though, that's something to be expected what with their whole being involved in black market affairs." Yoruko stated with a shrug as he continued digging into his Tempura. Oh how delicious it was. It seemed to taste better whenever Sadako was around, that was something that he had noticed over the course of the past month that the two had spent together.​
 
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"What? For real?" Sadako would ask, blinking a few times at Yoruko's words. Living at his parents house? She was sure that he would want nothing more to do with them once their dead, finding hard to imagine that he could feel comfortable in a place like that which had so many bad memories attached to it. She giggled softly when he elaborated that it was a joke, the boy moving on to explain just how wealthy his family actually was. She knew he was rich, having once seen the kind of place they lived in, though she doubted they were so well off that they could outright buy an entire neighborhood. "Ooh la la, look at you. I hope you know I'm fully expecting a place worthy of that kind of money. A pool, gated fence, the biggest television that's possible to buy...we should take full advantage of all that dirty money!" She would say as she took another bite of her shrimp, chewing at it silently as she thought it over, her smile widening as her eyes looked towards Yoruko. It was a sweet smile, almost bashful, the girl taking the time to take a sip of her drink. "Then again, we could live in a one bedroom apartment on the bad side of town and I'd still be happy as long as you were with me." She would say, looking away and tucking a black lock of hair behind her ear as she realized how corny that must have sounded.

Oh! Uh, I actually forgot to tell you something...." she would say as she looked back at him, a thought popping into her mind. "I'm thinking of joining the ANBU once I graduate. I've taken a few classes about it and they've let me know I have potential..." She would say, starting to realize that this was actually the first normal conversation between them that didn't involve heavily making out or beating people to death. It was...nice, actually. Not as colorful or exciting, but nice.
 
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Yoruko had enjoyed the little joke he had played on Sadako. She seemed to believe him so completely that she was left without words as he spoke about living within the house that he currently resided in. He hated those parents, which had caused him so much pain and... If his suspicions were correct then he would be exacting a form of vengeance both for himself... And his friend. Yoruko's eyes flickered over to hers as she commented on how she would expect the money to be spent. A slight smirk formed on his lips as she took a bite of her shrimp and a sweet smile formed on her own beautiful face. She then went on to elaborate that she didn't care about where they lived so long as she was with him.

There it was again. That feeling of warmth that flooded throughout his body as he heard those sweet words spilling forth from those divine lips of hers. She blushed and turned away from a moment, moving to fool with her hair as though she had no confidence in what she had to say. Yoruko's smirk grew as he reached across the table and reached for her chin, causing her to face towards himself as he gave her a chase kiss across the lips. "Don't be embarrassed, Sada-chan... I feel the same way. But while my parents are still within the picture.. That can't be. It'll be a while longer... But we'll get there. It's just a matter of time. He whispered to her in a sweet tone that was rather unbecoming of the male. He did not know what had overcome him. Perhaps it was the feeling that she provided with her mere presence, but it made him want to go out of his way. Yoruko's eyes flashed dangerously between her own, a subtle hint of what his thoughts were. Though she would miss it if she were not paying close attention, as his eyes flitted back toward his food, where he would eat another bite.

She began to speak about ANBU and how she was interested in joining their ranks. Yoruko felt a soft smirk form on his face as he felt rather proud. That emotion confused him for a moment, wondering why he felt pride of all things. This was her accomplishment, her glory... So why did he feel pride where she should? Perhaps it was because he thought of Sadako as his? As though her actions represented him in some small way. The look of confusion did not make it to his face, vanishing before the muscles even began to move. Yoruko's now somewhat softer gaze fell back upon Sadako with a nod in her direction. "Excellent news, Sadako~ I'm very proud of you. In fact... In time I may join you. I too forgot to mention something... I'm going to become a Medic Nin." He spoke, loud enough for the restaurant server to hear. He hoped his parents caught wind of that much. He was going to become a Medic Nin, though his reasons were far more simple than one would think. "If you'd like... I could show you why." He uttered to her in a low voice, finishing the last bite of his Tempura.​
 
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Sadako would let her chin taken by his hand, facing him once more as they shared a chaste kiss. She took his hand and brought it to her cheek, nuzzling it for a moment as her eyes moved to meet his. "Heh, time." she would chuckle as she slowly let go of his hand, catching that sweet tone that was in his voice. The boy was full of anger, hate, and spite, a chip on his shoulder and a desire to just see everything burn. When he was with her....and perhaps only with her...he could be so kind and sincere, enjoying the way he smiled at her. "Time is something I have too much of yet not quite enough..." She would say, the words perhaps only making sense to herself. Her life was always short yet she would be reincarnated for the rest of time, or at least until the heat death of the universe...and even then she wondered if she would still be somehow around for the next one to take it's place. She froze for a moment as her eyes seemed to look through Yoruko, visibly shuddering before turning her attention back to the shrimp, stuffing it into her mouth to try and get her thoughts away to something nicer.

What really helped with that was when he complimented her on becoming a possible candidate for the ANBU, enjoying that proud tone that he had in his voice, before revealing that he was planning to become a Med nin. "A med-nin? I figured you were good with your hands but I never took you to be a healer." She would muse as she took a sip of her drink once more, her eyes flashing with curiosity. He offered to show her why, a wry grin crossing her lips. "Will it involve me taking off my clothes? Because we should go somewhere more private for that..." She would tease as she leaned towards him. "Show me..."
 

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