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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The cure for mortality

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It was seven pm on a Sunday night. The sky was beginning to darken with the beautiful orange that gave birth to dusk. It was cold; a few degrees colder than what it usually was at Cloud, hinting the end of summer and the start of fall. The wind was calm, as it usually was inside the crater that was Kumogakure, though Kumori was already far away enough that the crater had become a slope.

Soon. His mind went blank as he walked in circles around a tree, stepping on the roots like a kid pretending the floor was made of lava. There wasn’t much to do as he waited for his brother to arrive. He took a few breaths and remembered the stories he had heard about the forest. He remembered that his parents used to tell him how there was a tribe of old mutated shinobi that stole children and took them to the forest in order to run illegal experiments on them. Supposedly they used to be part of Kumogakures Medic Branch, but was now what remained of the dead harvester division. He believed that for a while, and was scared to go out at night. As he grew up, it became obvious that it simply was one of those things parents say to input fear into children so they don't do bad stuff. When his parents died, the fear lingered though.

A few days ago he listened to an old man tell another story of a little girl that had gotten lost in the forest, and was now living there like an animal. Supposedly her teeth were as strong as steel, and could cut through flesh easier than the sharpest sword. He had seen her eating a bear next to a little cot that it seemed she had made. It was weird alright, but it was ok to dismiss… Kumori thought. There is no such thing as an animal girl capable to killing and eating a bear… unless she was one of those harvester experiments. Yes. That must be it.

He took another big breath. Hurry up brother. I have to talk to you. You won’t guess what I’ve done. I think I’ve found the cure for mortality.
 

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Crude beginnings
"Crunch, crunch, crunch." These were the sounds that could be heard as Satoru ventured into the woods, heading towards his brothers' location. There was something on his mind, for sure, but he couldn't guess what. Knowing Kumori, it was probably something quite important, so he picked up the pace.

The further in he delved, the quieter he got. He had heard pretty weird things about this forest and he wasn't about to test fate by giving his position away. It was a silly thought but who knew what could be out there? There could be all sorts of crazy things. Though he didn't like admitting it, he was actually a big softie when it came to dark woods. The shadows and darkness were things he liked but the noises weren't. They have a very ominous presence and just creep him out. Especially birds. The chirping makes Satoru shiver all the time, for unknown reasons.

About ten minutes later, he arrived. A smile hidden within his cloak, he walked up to his brother and relaxed. "What is it Aniki? You seem rather anxious about this." He took a gander around the tree as he waited for his brother to begin explaining what he had called him here for. Satoru had hoped it wasn't something silly as he gave up time he could be using to train to come here and listen to his brother. Not that it would bug him too much, however, as he did respect his brother a lot.​
 

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"What is it Aniki? You seem rather anxious about this."

Kumori stared at his brother for a few seconds, trying to decide what words to use in order to describe the whole ordeal. He took a step forward, stepping on a leaf and getting a bit startled at the crunching sound it made. It was indeed the start of fall. He looked up, took a deep breath, and then back at his brother.

“Something has come up.” – he said, staring at him intensely, fixating his eyes on this brothers’. “A few days ago I was saved by a Human Puppet. It seems to be wondering around Cronopolis, though I still don’t know much about it.” – He paused for a second, taking another step forward, and placing his hands on his brothers shoulders. “I got it.”

He smiled. It wasn’t his usual smile. It was wider, with more teeth, and an evil air to it. “You just need more hearts. You get a heart, and…”

He stopped. They weren’t alone. The harvesters. It had to be the harvesters… or the human puppet. Was he being followed? His paranoia grew with every passing second that he stayed silent. He stepped away from his brother.
 

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Harvester? There was a small rabbit. The brush and briars of the forest had been this small creatures home. It was quick on its feet, and it knew the best places to hide here. Its heart was beating fast as it gazed about wildly. A twitch. Its ears shot to the direction of the noise, but there was only silence now. All at once there was a blur of brown fur and light skin that dove into the bushes behind it. The rabbit dashed out of the brush, it could feel a snapping jaw just missing its back foot. It ran and ran. There was no point in trying to hide because no matter where it did these ferocious beast was right behind it. It dashed out into the meeting place of two humans. Before any kind of human contact was dangerous, but right now was a matter of life or death, and the creature thought it would take its chances with the humans. Just a few more feet. Just a couple more inches and it could be free. The humans would have to deal with the - Chomp. The rabbit squeaked in terror. Its eyes rolled around in their sockets wildly. Teeth softly clamped around its throat.

With a swift jerk, the neck of the rabbit snapped. Komora was crouched on all fours with the rabbit hanging in her mouth. She wear a brown bear’s skin on her shoulders like a shawl, and the ripped remnants of a hakama over her legs. Her hands and feet were covered in bandages as too was her torso. She was smaller than the two boys, but she smelled like death. Her hair was dyed red by the blood of animals, and the smell of the raw bear head she was wearing was overpowering. Her jaw was covered in red. Her iron rust red eyes gazed up at the both of them as though just noticing them. She leapt backwards and rose to her full height, which was still shorter than theirs.

Was it a harvester? No. It was just a Komora.

She looked from one two the other and sniffed at them as though she were a dog testing their scents. They were from the city. Her teeth had become efficient at their task which became apparent as she tightened her jaw on her quarry. Blood trickled from the freshly dead rabbit, staining its pretty white fur. Humans normally weren’t a threat to Komora, and so she decided to ignore them. She plopped onto the ground and ripped the flesh from the bone with nothing but her bare teeth and began to feast on a meager meal of rabbit as though she were a ravenous wolf. Her weapons were her teeth and claw like nails. They had begun to be honed into natural weapons since her time here, and as she was only nine, she had plenty of youth to spend on developing them more. These were weapons that were always at the ready.
 

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The girl. It was the harvester’s girl.

There was no mistaking the fact that the girl that currently stood before him was the girl from the stories. Her hair was blonde underneath the dried blood that stained it, it wasn’t easy to see, but with enough attention you could notice a few loose strands that had managed to evade the crimson. Kumori stood silent, staring at her, baffled at her miniature stature. How could such a rabid creature exist? What event could give birth to such a thing?

It was sad. He felt sad as he thought of what could possibly have happened that lead her to seek shelter in the woods. Her parents death perhaps? Bandits? Maybe she was abducted by harvesters, as he had initially thought, and then she managed to escape. What was her name?

“Who are you?” – he said in a calm voice, keeping his hands still, afraid to startle her. “Were you following me?” – No. She couldn’t have. Kumori noticed the rabbit trapped in between her deadly jaws. She could easily bite him to pieces. It was evident she had done it before. Bearskins and torn clothes adorned her ruthless, yet innocent figure. He turned to look at his brother, but kept her in his range of vision, just in case she was not as innocent as her size hinted. He paused, giving his brother a chance to say something before returning his focus to the little girl.

Although he was nervous, he was not afraid. He did not need to be afraid anymore, for he had finally solved the mystery. A jounin-ranked shinobi would not be able to kill him in a hundred years. A little girl such as Komora, could not hope to hurt him in a thousand. He took a deep breath, thanking Kaoshogai, the spirit of chance, and the Otsuki for his ‘Corpse of the Shikigami’, and the kid that had died that cold night in Cronopolis along with his entire family, for the heart that would grant him the next ten years of bravery.
 

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"Who is this girl...? I've never seen her before." He thought, backing off a little. She might bear no threat to them but he didn't trust her and he didn't want to risk something happening. Satoru wasn't very good around new people simply because he is afraid they will hurt him or betray him.

His eyes focused and his feet stood steady where they were placed. He was ready to attack if she attacked first and wasn't going to hesitate to react, especially if she went for his brother, who seemed a lot more calm than Satoru. And, that was somewhat obvious. Kumori always was the calmer, more relaxed of the two when it came to meeting new, strange people.
Thinking about everything that could happen in this situation, he took one more step backwards and tripped on one of the tree roots. And, that was quite embarrassing. So, instead of embarrassing himself more, he simply took to hiding in the tree.

"Brother. I do not trust... whatever she is."
Satoru was expecting his brother to turn and say something predictable like "You don't trust anyone" which was a very good point but he had his reasons and they were fair reasons.

Satoru sat in the tree and watched them both, ready in case she decided to do anything. His eyes were the most visible part of him, while he sat there in the tall tree, gleaming in the moonlight. He was perfectly still, not producing a single sound besides his quiet breathing but you would have needed very good hearing to notice it.
"Aniki, you were talking about something... a puppet... saving you? Hearts. Something about hearts too... What was that? What were you trying to tell me..?" he mumbled, still glaring at the girl.
 

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One of them asked her something. She looked up from what was her dinner at the speaker. She had a mouth full of rabbit flesh, and she knew that it wasn’t polite to talk with your mouthful so instead she gazed at him with a curious expression while she vacantly chewed. The other person seemed tense. It made Komora uncomfortable. She could feel the tightened muscles in his body. It resembled the beasts here in the forest when they were about to attack or be attacked. Which one was he? Satoru took a step back, and she tensed up as well. She swallowed and picked up the rabbit in her mouth as she looked between the two to see what they were planning on doing.

Satoru stumbled backwards like a professional gymnist and made a 4 point landing inside a tree. The shock of the whole thing initially made her jump like a startled cat. After a beat she seemed to have picked up on what had just happened. The Rabbit dropped out of Komora’s mouth and onto the ground as she rolled backwards. Her giggling voice resembled a babbling brook as she couldn’t contain what she thought was one of the most funny things she’d seen in the forest. Her eyes were even watering a little bit as she came back to her feet and wiped the tears from her face with the fur of the pelt she wore. Her laughter began to trickle down to silence, but she still wore a big grin on her face, and then a concerned look.

”No, don’t touch!” She yelled at Satoru. She moved up to him and pulled him out of the tree by the hem of his shirt. She sniffed at the vines that were growing at the base of the trunk. Yeah. It was a poisonous plant. The oils on the plant reacted to mere skin contact. Komora's keen sense of environmental awareness that she had gained from her time living here had made her sensitive to things like this. She made sure not to touch Satoru or the plants because she didn’t want any of the plant oil on her. ”No touching those ones okay?” She explained as she pointed at the vines. She was still covered in blood though.
 

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The girl seemed to find his act of falling over rather funny and reacted in a rather normal way, which surprised him. Satoru didn't take her for someone that would react normally. He thought to himself and concluded that he was just overthinking but before he could say anything she gave a rather worried looking expression and told him not to touch the tree.

After inspecting the tree a little, he noticed she was right about not touching. He took quickly to jumping off the tree and made sure he hadn't been effect too badly but he was okay, thankfully.
His brother hadn't said anything yet and probably found him falling over funny too. Satoru always seemed so professional with his attitude but sometimes he did silly things like falling over and most of the time, it was quite amusing to watch.
"So... as my brother asked... Who are you? What... What are you?" he said, slightly more calm this time.
He decided to trust her because she didn't seem to pose any threat besides being tense when he, himself, tensed. Which, in his mind, meant she only felt like she had to get ready to attack when he did the same, so he figured there wouldn't be any problems as long as he just remained calm like his brother.

"I'm curious as to what brother called me here for... This girl interrupted him but it seemed very important... what could it be? Hearts... hearts... What could that mean? He doesn't..." he sighed, stopping his thought for a second to look at his brother, then back at the small girl stood next to them. "Well, whatever. If it was important, he will tell me the next time he has a chance... But as for this girl... What should we do, Kumori...?" he pondered to himself.
He probably shouldn't have asked it in his head but he was too uptight to ask his brother anything. He didn't want to startle her.
 

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Time went by slowly since he arrived at the forest, and it felt even more so as the trees obscured the sky. The orange had begun to fade, and it was beginning to get colder, a clear sign that nighttime was upon. Kumori wished he could see the stars. He hated not being able to… but at the moment that wasn’t a problem. The problem was the little girl who had stumbled upon their meeting place.

His conversation had gotten interrupted, but the fact did not anger him as much as he wanted it to. He simply could not get angry at such a cute, yet deadly little girl. A smile grew on his face as he watched her chew on the rabbit’s head as if she was a dog with her favorite toy. The story would have to wait. It was important, but timing was not its biggest requirement.

“Are you lost?” – he asked, raising a brow at her as he watched her pull on his brother’s shirt, trying to get him to get off the tree. It was poisonous, she said, but Kumori did not really know much about trees, or any of the stuff you find in the forest.

Who is this girl?

What is she doing in the forest?

Can I help her?

Should I help her?

I should probably report this to the HQ.


Kumori’s mind was running wild with questions and comments concerning the situation. He wanted to talk to his brother alone, but first he was an ANBU, and so, his job required him to take care of the situation. He could not simply leave the girl living in the forest, not when he could scout her for the academy, or send her Junko’s way. She had chakra, that much was evident from her strength, and simply body enhancements, like the durability and sharpness of her teeth. If she was not as strong as she seemed to be, then she would not last… she would die trying to become a shinobi. But if she was strong, Kumori would make sure to be the one to scout her. Maybe I could get a promotion. The thought made him happy. Perhaps I should test her?
 

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“Are you lost?” Kumori had asked her as she had pulled his brother from the tree. ”She found a rabbit.” She explained pointing at the rabbit carcass. ”Not sharing!” She giggled happily like a child five years younger than her actual age. Once Satoru had regained his wits at last, and it was Kumori’s turn to gaze off into thoughtful space. ”"So... as my brother asked... Who are you? What... What are you?”

”Komora is Komora.” She answered the first question. She dove into the brush and rustled around in the bushes for a little bit. ”Komora is a Komora.” She answered the second question as she escaped from the bushes she was in to go to another set of bushes.When she emerged she had what looked like a spiked green tentacle in her hand. ”All covered up is good - but plant soak through clothes and gets on skin.” Like a little Blood soak, death smelling, mother she suddenly was doting over Satoru, and was working on removing his cloak - which she knew would have gotten oils from the plant on it. If you are itchy chew this and spit it onto itchy spots. She explained, as she slapped the green tentacle into Satoru’s hand.

She scurried like a small kitten back to her rabbit and picked it up with her right hand. People didn’t usually come to the forest. It was a great place for hiding things, which she had discovered was true based on her experience with Junan. She thought it was a good idea to hide things here. After all she was hiding here too. ”Hide something or hiding?” She asked. She wasn’t sure if she wanted to help or not. They were total strangers and one of them had seemed so tense before. It still made her slightly uneasy, especially since both of them were physically bigger than her.

And armed.

But Komora had two arms also, and also some teeth.
 

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When she started dotting around him, he didn't react entirely well because he doesn't like people touching his cloak. He used it to hide his face and he wasn't entirely keen on taking it off around someone he wasn't sure of.
He took a step back and assured her that he would be fine, taking the plant thing and looking at it. Satoru put it in a small bag he had on his belt and then went back to looking at his brother who had finally reacted to everything that was going on. Satoru was curious though because his brother seemed to be in deep thought.

Satoru was very observant of his brother, in a weird kind of way. He looked up to him so he liked to see what he did and try copy it in a unique way because he figured that would help him improve when it came to certain things and in a way it did but it always made him seem like some kind of creepy stalker but most people understood when they found out they were brothers.

"This is a weird situation" he thought to himself "I can feel a building tension rising but I don't know why. Everything seems perfectly calm but the forest seems almost too quiet for my liking... No chirping, nothing..." he finished.
He took a few seconds to look around and then looked at his brother with a worried look.
Satoru stopped thinking about it, however, because he would probably just cause trouble that wasn't needed, so trying to ignore the silence, he looked over at the... Komora and then took a second to study her.
It was pretty bad timing to find her here since Kumori was trying to explain something to Satoru and this annoyed Satoru a little more as time passed because he didn't like time being wasted.

(Italics mean thoughts, not speech *Unless coloured)
 

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The little one watched Satoru tuck the aloe vera tentacle into one of his pouches. She was disappointed as she knew that it did good things for poison ivy. If he wanted to be itchy that was his risk to take. ”Hide or Hiding. Nothing hides in the forest from Komora.” She explained. With rabbit in tow she decided that it was pointless to stand here. There really was nothing keeping her here, and she still had a dinner to feast on. She leapt up into the tree. In the shadows of the cannopy she looked behind and down at the pair of brothers. ”Stay away from Komora’s house. She’ll bite you.” She warned them.

Then she leapt from the tree deeper into the woods, she wasn’t really concerned if they were following her, but she intended to find a nice quiet spot somewhere to finish the rabbit. Then afterwards what would she do? She hadn’t even thought about it yet. Maybe go take a nap? She seemed to build things lately. Maybe she should continue? Whatever. There was a whole day ahead for her.

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Silence.

As darkness moved in, the forest became quiet. Birds stopped chirping, crickets grew silent. The peace wouldn’t last though, Kumori knew this, and his brother should have known too. It was dangerous at night; it was when the evil things lurked about.

Komora, Komora, Komora. Where have I heard that name? The name was familiar to him somehow, but he was simply not able to link her to anything other than crazy child-stealing harvesters. There was only one way to find out. “Komora. Why are you hiding in the forest?” – he said clearly, looking up from the dirt in order to stare into her eyes with confidence, a trick he often used to get people to mirror him. But she was gone.

Did she not listen to my question? He glanced at his brother, raising an eyebrow and then back at the bushes where Komora had disappeared. “Lets go after her.” – he said, taking a deep breath before running after the kid. “We’ve got to report her back to the academy. She can use chakra, and judging by how close we are to the village, she must have been an academy student.”

Kumori was fast, and he was confident he was faster than Komora, seeing how he was better trained and his legs were longer. She was young, and although she must display incredible strength and aptitude when fighting beasts, she was no match for a trained shinobi. Knowing this, Kumori was confident on his wellbeing. Still, he kept his eyes open and constantly taking all information of his environment using snapshot, careful to spot any sign of an ambush, or anything of the sort. He was more worried about his brother than himself, but Satoru was also a trained shinobi, even if he was weird most of the time… he was sure Satoru was able to look after himself.

“If you see anything, let me know, but be careful, we don’t want to spook her.” – his breathing grew a bit heavier as he got tired, but he refused to stop. “We can’t let her go either though, desertion is a crime…”

Once they caught up with her, he would stop and slowly approach her. “Komora. Lets just talk a bit, alright? I’ve got some questions.” – it was evident he was not good at interrogating children… but he did his best.


[Stopped Komora from leaving.]
 

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The shop lady had sold him the beans, they were very cheap... he didn't eat and only bought food to blend, turn into sausage meat, and then flush so that anyone observing him who didn't know he was a puppet wouldn't be clued on... unless they did more than look at poo from a distance, then they'd figure it out pretty damn quick.

Still.

He also picked up some beans which had been dried for planting. Simply giving the girl some beans wouldn't be enough. She needed to be able to grow her own. That way he wouldn't need to visit her.

But as he neared he heard voices.

Walking up to the area where there were three kids, one down, didn't know that one, Komora and some other kid he didn't recognise from anywhere.

Wait... did he recognise that kid? No. He'd know if he did.

So he stood there and looked at them. It seemed Komora wanted to leave though. He was aware of the atmosphere, there was tension... what would happen.

A small smile began to form.

Sure enough they began to follow her... and Junan began to follow them.

They wanted to ask her questions. Junan would silently watch, and listen.
 

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He watched the situation carefully and didn't like it one bit.
Brother seemed to want us to go after the girl but Satoru didn't really understand why. Sometimes his brain worked, sometimes... not so much. However, he wasn't here to disobey his brother, so in a swift motion, he began chasing after her with him and didn't say anything.
"What has she done... Is it because she's hiding in the forest...?" he pondered, but he didn't think too hard about it.

The sudden noise increase annoyed him quite a lot. It went from being very quiet to being quite loud and he didn't like that, so he wanted them to catch Komora as fast as possible. Satoru was also feeling quite lazy and didn't feel like running for a long time so he wanted this all to be over as soon as physically possible.
"Brother, you're such a pain. Why do we have to chase a small girl through the woods. I mean, it seems a bit creepy does it not? Why must you make me do these things" he said, sighing.
He was also hungry. It'd been awhile since he had actually ate food and now he wanted some. If only he was like that girl, he could find some poor rabbit and devour it but he'd rather not. The taste of blood... probably... doesn't go away very easily. Anyway, he waited for his brother to capture her because he obviously lacked any sort of way of capturing her himself because he's pretty fucking useless at times.
 

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The forest had made Komora’s senses much more keen than they had been before. She was just going to head to a quiet spot and eat her rabbit but instead she realized that she was being followed. She knew how humans liked to hunt, after all she was a human. They would chase and chase and chase, and expect you to get tired. She maintained her steady pace to see if they could could be dissuaded from following her. She wasn’t out of breath, but she was running out of patient.

She dug her heels into the forest sod and turned to face the two chasing her with her arms out and her teeth bared. The dead rabbit flopped uselessly against the ground as she growled at them. She didn’t know how to put her feelings into words, but Kumori had missed his chance with her. He should have talked before, but because he was too slow to act she had lost interest and decided to leave. What they were doing now with her is what hunters did with their prey, and that wound up every single muscle in her body. Komora may have looked human, but her autistic nature had allowed her to join the culture of the forest more than she had ever be apart of society.

Chasing her had only made her become defensive. Kumori’s words were only returned with an animalistic growl. She untied the bear skin from her, the rotting skin falling to the ground at the back of her feet. She sliced the bandages she wore as a covering for her torso and they easily fell at her sides. Her hands gripped the cloth about her waist. With a sudden jerk - her hakama was straight up ripped from her legs by her incredible bull’s strength and was tossed into the line of sight of Kumori. Satoru she wasn’t worried about as she had seen the speed he had at the present time. Her hands flew through the hand seals - while Kumori’s sight of her was obstructed.

Suddenly the Hakama grew hot. Flames! A ball of licking writhing fire exploded from Komora at the pair. It may have been a mere D rank jutsu, but it was one she had mastered. The sudden fire ball was merely a distraction, as soon as she had expelled it she went into stealth, hiding in the foilage out of sight of the boys.

Even if her initial distraction had failed, Komora no longer had clothes, and the boys would be forced to look away or else they would risk not only chris hansen, but also the rating of this board.
 

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What the hell was this kid doing?

Everything was supposed to be simple. Kumori and Satoru would catch up to Komora, he would ask a few questions, and then they would happily return to the village. Why did things never go his way? It was dark at night, and in the forest it was even darker because of the trees blocking the stars and the moonlight. It would be a pain to find Komora if she got even further away. At least a good thing came out of this though, Kumori knew about her. If he could report her back to the Academy, perhaps he could get a mission out of it. Maybe I should report her directly to the ANBU HQ instead, put a good word for her, and then ill probably be tasked with bringing her in. Yes. That would be better. He wanted a promotion, and he would do anything he could to get one… even if he had to chase around a naked half-beast girl around the forest.

She was good. She was strong enough to overpower a bear, was agile enough to hunt rabbits without tools, and knowledgeable enough to be able to come up with such a thing like burning your clothes with fire jutsu to escape Kumori and Satoru. She was crazy alright… but good.

“Komora I just want to talk!” – he said, getting out of the way of the burning clothes jutsu. He hated fire… it was his weakness since his body was made of paper. It was very crafty of her to use the clothes as fuel… though she probably did not have to rip the bandages that covered her, or get rid of the bear skin. She’s going to get cold tonight. What? Why do I even care if she gets cold? For some reason he couldn’t help but worry. “Silence!” – he whispered to himself like a crazy person trying to quiet the voice in his head.

She was getting away. Kumori couldn’t let her get away just yet. He at least had to try before going back; else he would just feel bad about it. With a quick set of handseals, he would go inside the earth, disappearing from sight. He would then immediately reappear inside the ground right in front of Komora, his hand coming out like a zombie trying to get out of its grave.

“Stop running.” – he would say, as he attempted to grab her foot and pull her into the earth. If successful, he would then re-emerge, leaving Komora inside except for her head. “I need to ask you some questions ok?”


If unsuccessful in his first attempt, he would reemerge anyways but instead of resuming his chase, he would do another set of handseals. A small piece of paper in the shape of a man would come out of his hand and fly towards Komora, sticking to her hair like one of those annoying insects that get all tangled up. The piece of paper was infused with his own chakra, and would enable him to track it down as long as he’s close enough to sense the small amount of chakra inside it.

"Lets go back to the village" - he would say, smiling at his brother. "It's getting late."

He did not want to deal with Chris Hansen, or be banned for breaking ratings... unfortunately.

[spoilername="OOC"]OOC: Of course, you can choose to be unaffected by any of these.
Actions:
  1. Use Inner Earth Reflection Lure to attempt to bind Komora.
  2. If action 1 misses. Attach a small tracking paper device to her hair. (Can only track from very short distances.)
  3. If both actions miss. Just go back to the village with his brother like the loser he is. ("Ill be back :mad:" )
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Komora was hiding in the bushes, she moved without making a sound, but then something unexpected. She was relatively inexperienced with the kinds of jutsu there could be, when a hand caught her ankle and yoinked her into the ground her mind’s eye immediately reflected back to the time when Junan had caused a dead body to melt into the earth like this. Her hand shot to the trunk of the bush as she tried to prevent herself from fully sinking into the ground. The bush uprooted beneath her grasp as the dirt beneath her own feet turned into a liquid swallowing up to her head. Even though she was up to her neck in dirt, her main weapon was still available.

Kumori was trying to say something to her, but she was no longer listening to him. She snapped at his shins with her flesh ripping jaws.
 

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He got her. He actually did it. Kumori did not expect the Inner Earth Reflection lure to work the first time. Any trained shinobi would be able to recognize the signs and easily evade it, since it made the user unable to move freely. But Komora had been in the forest too long. While she was strong against beasts, and good at neutral survival, she had lost the instinct to fight other people.

“Why are you in the forest?” – he asked. He wanted to ask more, but she was a child, and she was likely scared. He had to keep the questions short. Just as he finished the sentence, her jaws snapped against his shin, leaving a huge hole in the shape of her teeth. “Aaaaghh!” – Kumori screamed in pain, pulling his foot back and falling to the floor, unable to place any weight on it. He wanted to hit her, kill her for it… but he couldn’t. He couldn’t blame her; she was simply trying to protect herself by killing him. Besides, she didn’t do any damage. After all, Kumori could simply reattach the foot and stitch it back together. He looked forward to having new stitches on his body.

“Hey Satoru. Remember what I was going to tell you?” – he smiled, clenching his teeth as he completely pulled off his damaged foot, blood refusing to come out from the wound, almost as if it had closed instantly. He then placed the foot back into position, and instantly paper shot out from the wound, closing it as it reattached the foot like some sort of fucked up paper and glue sculpture. “Awesome isn’t it?” Kumori stood up once more, this time keeping his distance form the grounded girl.

“Lets go back to the questions.” – he paused, taking a deep breath before speaking again. “Why are you in the forest Komora? Why did you leave the Academy?” – before he took this back to ANBU HQ, he needed to know a few things about her for his report.

[spoilername="OOC"]Jutsu Used:
  1. Art of Necromancy
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Junan, who had been watching everything during all of this, decided that now was probably the time to pipe up, he was sitting high in one of the trees directly above Satoru.

Why does she need to tell you? He didn't have any particular expression on his face, fairly blank expression wise which in itself was unusual for him. Perhaps it was because he hadn't yet decided what he was going to do here, do to these three.

He looked at Komora, raised the bag of beans and shook them gently to show her that he'd returned with her green beans.

Before his question could be answered he interrupted and spoke to her I brought you what you asked for. There was a somewhat kindly smile on his face. He had performed a nice duty to someone who entertained him with their existence... whoever this kid was, he didn't really care.

Dropping out from the tree he landed next to Satoru, his hand moved to the boys head, and if the boy didn't dart away Junan would began to ruffle his hair, though he wasn't being violent about it, there was a certain aura that he would be giving off. Perhaps it was that he was no longer smiling, perhaps it was that for the first time that Kumori had seen his facial features were even slightly akin to someone who was less than happy with what was going on.

So...

Answers would be had. Choices would be made.
 

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