Shira sat down and noticed Ryou sat next to her and Kii sat behind them. He then heard the whispers about code word and stuff. She turned to be able to look at both of them. "Code word zombies? Nice! I'm still wondering why you guys are scared, did y'all forget I can make insect clones of us and they would attack my bugs while we run... not like i would want to run away from my Jinchuuriki family but for y'all I would." She said grinning so happily. She then heard the announcement about discussing Konohagakure. "Ugh why are we still messing with them.. they'll die out eventually..." She said laughing to herself. She turned ack over and looked at all the jinchuuriki. "finally..... i found more of them..." she thought to herself.

When the Aiko began to yell at him, he jumped back a little surprised, scratching the back of his head nervously, blushing a bit in embarrassment. He wasn't used to talking formally, more importantly, he wasn't good at communicating with girls. "S-Sorry....m-ma'am. What I meant to say was....uh...you with the beautiful hair!" He began to sweat nervously, hoping that she wouldn't just walk up to him and punch his face into the ground. "Hehe...." He chuckled nervously. I'm dead...

~

When all the Jinchuuriki had arrived inside of the council room, a man came walking out of behind one of the curtains. He was large, with golden stripes on his armor. After looking at all the Jinchuuriki in the room, he sat down in the middle. "Take your seats ,everyone. The council will now begin." He took his helmet off and placed it on the table directly in front of him. "First order of business. As you understand, Konohagakure has declined our request for their allegiance and cooperation. This is a problem, seeing as they have begun to perform hostile actions on Republic Shinobi. I've decided that the best course of action is to send all the Jinchuuriki to Konohagakure in order to spy on the village and to find out why the Hokage has been performing these actions." Thought this seemed crazy, he had the perfect way to convince them further into taking this course of action.

"You may not agree with my proposal...but hear me out. There is a bonus to this mission, a side mission actually, if you will. We believe from our reports that....the Two-Tails and Nine-Tails Jinchuuriki may be residing within Konohagakure." He looked at all the other Jinchuuriki, to look at how they would react.

Aiko's eye twitched once or twice as she stormed up to the Uchiha boy, ready to knock his headband clean off his head. But as she came to stand only a few feet away, Aiko noticed the apologetic look in his eyes and began to simmer down. "You're lucky I'm in a forgiving mood today, Uchiha," she warned, folding her arms and leaning her weight on one leg. "You're red as a tomato, just to let you know. Beautiful hair? Geez, you're the worst at recoveries. And please don't call me ma'am. I'm not your elder or anything. Are you trying to make me sound like an old woman?" She shifted her weight again and tossed the basket of apples from one arm to another. "What's your name anyway?"

Bad idea! Bad idea! Kii couldn't help but repeat the words over and over in his head. If Konoha really didn't want the support of the Republic and, possibly, were planning a war then sending weapons to them was probably the worst sort of idea. What if Konoha did have evil intentions? Then they would catch all the Bijuu then wage war against the entire alliance. There was that then the fact that someone like Shira would be a terrible spy. She didn't have the right sort of tact. She'd give herself away almost immediately. Kii knew that this plan just smelled really bad all around. Sending all the Jinchuriki into the village, all at once, to see if Konoha was truly an enemy was like throwing your life savings into a cave of bandits to see if they were really money hungry.

If the Jinchuriki were caught they wouldn't simply be killed...The Bijuu inside them would be assimilated into Konoha Jinchuriki so that this war could finally start. Kii knew that any sane person in this room would outright refuse. There was no way that this idea was safe and, assuredly, they valued themselves enough to realize that they'd be more harm to their villages if they went along with this.

Kii watched the general, eyes intense.
There was something about this man. Something...Unsaid...Unnoticed. Kii felt like this man was trying at something entirely different here. Was he purposely trying to endanger the Jinchuriki? Maybe he wanted to send them into Konoha so one of them would go berserk and destroy half the village. Was his aim at starting this war? He seemed really focused on power. Why else would he think that because two Bijuu were in Konoha that it was a bargining chip to getting the Jinchuriki to invade? Did he want those Jinchuriki on his side? Was he the one building power? For what purpose? Why was he so interested in Konoha's relent? If Konoha didn't want to be apart of the Republic then wasn't a better idea to just let them be independent? Why did all the village need to be under his beck and call like this?

This man...Was too suspicious.
"You are an idiot," Kii said, outright, "And if you think Shira is stupid enough to go along with that retarded plan then I should smash your face in right now," Kii said, clenching his fist. His fist started to glow red as his hot chakra boiled at his knuckles. There was no other way for Kii to express his distaste in what the man was offering. He was basically playing with Shira's life. He'd send her in there, despite the fact that higher ranked, more experienced, talented ninja had already been caught and killed trying to do the same thing, and all for what? Some motivation to go to war with Konoha?!

Kii was way too smart to just sit quiet and let this man manipulate the minds of a bunch of Genin kids. He knew better. He'd been suspicious of this sort of thing from the start. There was no way he'd let Shira be put in danger. This man's chaotic plan was far too unstable and, all the more, Kii didn't trust the other Jinchuriki to go along with this plan. They could be stupid, inexperienced, or as haphazard as Shira. If they blew the cover, were caught, and gave her name...Then they'd all be caught and turned into Konoha's ballista.

"You can go die in a ditch, moron...." Vehemently, Kii kept his intense gaze on the general. What Kii really didn't like, couldn't stand, was that this man was so carelessly offering to put Shira in the ultimate sort of danger and the only incentive was finding two missing Jinchuriki that he honestly didn't even care about!

Though, in the end, it was Shira's decision.
It was all her decision.

"I know, Shira." Ryou said, smiling. He had confidence in all of their abilities. His only concern was that Kii would try to play martyr and he wasn't too sure they could actually stop that. Sending all of them to Konoha?! Ryou sat up straighter in his seat and automatically started to chew on his bottom lip. That... was bad! Bad, bad, freaking bad. That would leave the villages without a significant amount of powerful ninja. What if they were attacked while the jinchuriki were gone? What if Konoha captured them all? What if Shira- Without much thought, Ryou grabbed Shira's upper arm and squeezed. He glanced back up at Kii, before looking over at Shira. "We won't let you go alone." He promised.

Except Kii had different plans entirely. Ryou jumped out of his seat, reaching for Kii's wrist. "Kii!" He stressed. This was just as bad of an idea as sending all the jinchuriki to Konoha! This would make Iwagakure look bad... as if they were resisting. But this was Shira; Ryou could understand that anger. But... showing his abilities off was crossing the line. Ryou couldn't allow Kii to do something that made it seem like a threat. But.... but...

This wasn't an adult ninja they were sending on a mission. Shira, no matter how powerful she was, was only a kid. He turned his attention to the man, offering a tiny smile despite how ticked off he was. "We don't want our friend going on a suicide mission." Ryou practically hissed. Because that was what it was- a suicide mission! He took a deep breath, looking towards Shira.

"But, if you want to go. I'll follow you." Because, at the end of it all, they were a team.

Kai listened carefully to the plan and he had to admit: It was extremely risky and it was possible not everyone would come back from the mission alive. But on the other hand...this mission could give him his chance to stop Konoha before anyone else was hurt. Before anyone else had their family taken away from them the way his was.

He looked over at a few of the other shinobi that were sitting around listening and shook his head as he raised his voice to be heard.

"I believe I might have some information that may be of use." He said so that everyone could hear. "Before I left the Leaf Village behind, I knew many of the shinobi in the village and I trained with quite a few of them. I know at what times they change the guard at the gate and I know the patrol routes that they use. I will contribute whatever information I can about Konoha that could be helpful.

Shira Aburame
She turned to see the shocked team. Then at Kii. "I... well then. If you don't trust my abilities then you can leave..." She stood up to the pinching off her shoulder. She had a slight grin towards Kyou. "I have faith in my abilities and those who cooperate can handle..." She then walked forward. "I sincerely apologize for my teams actions... I'll make it up with the actions I will preform during this mission. As far as I know this has been labeled an A-S rank mission therefore I will make up for my fellow Jinchuuriki's and team mates that still remain with me mistakes." She does a slight bow then looks at Kii. "How dare you make such accusations and pretty much think that I'm not fit. All we do were D-C rank missions of course i will joke around... heck I believe for this mission to proceed well i gotta act differently, so why not act like I'm jokeful and careless usually then when I spy I'm serious... besides..." She sat back down. "You highly underestimate the main child of the remaining Aburame Clan, and underestimating the Jinchuuriki. I understand you can spew explosions out your fist similar to the Deidara freak from years and years ago, but buddy everyone has faults, and if everyone would work together we can cover for those faults so please if you are not going to have faith in me then just leave." She said that final statement almost stuttering. This was a mission of a life time and for once she can see the infamous Leaf Village, but she didn't want to leave her only friends(despite the jinchuuriki also being her friends... maybe?)

Kota began to bow his head repeatedly, trying his best to apologise...and he meant it. She was genuinely scary and he didn't know what she was capable of. When she asked him his name, he looked up at her, stood up straight, and smiled lightly, putting his hand out to shake hers. Obviously his face lit up more then when it was before-hand. "M-My name is Kota Uchiha, Genin rank. What's your name, if you don't mind. Your ha-, you're an Uzumaki obviously, but what's your first name?"

~

The General listened to the Jinchuuriki, then stood, slamming his fist down on the table. "Silence. I understand why you are upset at my news on this current situation, but the Parliament of the Republic has already decreed this mission as yours. Now I understand that it is an S-rank mission....and you are Genin, most of you anyways...but if you were all to go in....I have full faith in your abilities. You are the only ones who can accomplish this....as Jinchuuriki, you hold the burden of deciding our future. Peace or war. For the sake of the Shinobi world, you must undergo this mission." He looked at them all, wondering what they were thinking.

Marashi watched and starred at the council while he was morphed into the ceiling. His eyes watching, recording everything that went down. Being a zetsu gave him many advantages. His chakra could only be sensed by the one who creates him which made him the perfect spy. He found the fusing entertaining to him and it gave him some amusement. All he wanted was for the council to make their decision so he could leave this place. The snow wasn't something he liked and staying wasn't on his mind. He thought about how tasty their chakra would be if he got his hands on it but that wasn't the task. He was to spy, not kill...for now.

Naive. There was no other word for it. Even Kii, a kid, could see that she was being naive.
Did she think this was a game? That this was some moment for her to show off?

'All we do were D-C rank missions...'
'Usually then when I spy I'm serious...'
'You highly underestimate the main child of the remaining Aburame Clan...'

No. This was all the argument of a spoiled child that was happy to receive some special gift that she didn't even know how to use. If she couldn't take a D-Rank mission seriously then she couldn't be expected to take an S-Rank one any more serious. She lacked the practical experience in this field, no matter how gifted of a Aburame that she was. The same was said for Kii and for Ryou. They were all Genin. They were all kids. Did she not see this? Clearly, Shira wasn't understanding the implications of what she'd been asked. She thought this was just some moment for her to show off her skills. Her words and her reaction was all too arrogant...Then she even thought to tell Kii to leave, which honestly hurt his feelings. He'd been looking out for her. She may have taken it as an insult, but in the end he'd been saying the things he had said for her protection. He hadn't said anything that was meant to purposely hurt her, but to point out that this situation was way over their heads. Yet, she told him she was fine without him then compared him to some village exploding freak...

For what? Kii didn't understand what she was saying. He didn't see how what she was saying made sense.
Yet, he had to respect that it was her choice, as a Jinchuriki, and her privilege to decide what she wished to do. This collective offer was for the Jinchuriki in the end and Kii had barely any right to even be here...So, in the end, his opinion was washed away and he was swept under the table.

"Fine..." Kii would say, relaxing. He'd unclench his fist and sigh, looking away from the General and from Shira, "But i'm not leaving," he said low, almost mumbling. "There's no way I'm going to let you do something this dangerous without me." Kii was going to stick to that. Even if she didn't want him around he didn't want her to do something irrefutable and get herself killed or worse, caught. He could swallow his own pride and bite his own tongue if she wanted him too. "I am sorry..." Kii would add, looking over at the general a moment. Kii wasn't going to dignify the apology with a bow. Instead, he'd just take a few steps back, feeling the cool wall through his mantle.

Still...Even playing the defeated card, Kii didn't lose his reservations.
This mission was stupid and pointless and would end horrifically. She was being ignorantly optimistic if she figured random people who hardly knew each other could join hands and work together to accomplish such a badly planned mission like this...But, well, it was that trait that he did like about Shira. She was hopeful, positive and bright. So bright that he couldn't see how she could say half the things she said or think the way she did. Kii didn't trust these Jinchuriki, he didn't trust Konoha and, most importantly, he didn't trust this General that would send a bunch of Genin into S-Class enemy territory just for a bit of information.

Sighing and looking away, Kii decided that it would be better if he just didn't say anything else for the duration of this meeting. He'd gotten himself scolded by Ryou and Shira already. No point in making this any worse on himself.

Ryou winced as Shira started to scold Kii. Didn't she understand? Ryou frowned. "Shira, he's just saying this because he's worried. We're your friends. You're strong and we know that. But do you really think that really makes us feel better? He isn't doubting your abilities." Ryou tried to explain. She was jumping to the wrong conclusions and it literally hurt Ryou to see her practically yelling at Kii just for caring. "He just cares about you. We both do. Despite how strong you are, it's scary to think our friend is being sent on such a risky mission." But emotions didn't really justify the fact that Kii had started to use his abilities during the meeting. What was he going to do? Cause an explosion and escape with Shira? It wouldn't change anything. All that would happen is that their whole team would get in trouble; mostly because Ryou wasn't going to let Kii get in trouble by himself.

The comparison to that historical villain made Ryou pause long enough to take a few deep, calming breaths. It was a low blow, but... Ryou was sure they were just all fired up. "Shira..." He mumbled under his breath. They all just needed to calm down. This meeting had been a shock. Ryou was definitely going to buy them all hot chocolate after this. Once Kii unclenched his fist, Ryou gently let go of his wrist. He tried to offer Kii a small smile. Kii wasn't someone who acted out but, and this Ryou could perfectly relate to, when his friends were in possible danger it was hard to just smile and continue on like nothing happened. And Ryou knew that if Kii would have exploded something, Ryou would have supported him one-hundred percent.

In the Hokage's room it was a fearsome display of attitude by Uchiha Oda, the Hokage of the Leaf, hence he ended the conversation with just a scary mood swing, suddenly Sakura Leaves start appearing in the presence of Lord Hokage, a feminine voice spoke to him, "That was as terrifying as you did for this past week, Oda-chan, no. Hokage-sama." A beautiful Kunoichi emerged from those pink Sakura leaves, revealing her appearance as the lady wearing a black battle suit bikini outfit with a black skirt and the Konoha forehead protector on her waist, acting as a belt and a pink butterfly clip on her long black hair, "I assume it would be the same subject regarding that republic but whatever, how are the new batch of Genin this year? I have heard the rumors about the bijuu hosts especially that two tailed kid,one of our own. Looks like we got a handful of talent this year, whatever your orders are from here on out would decide the fate of our country." This is the female Uchiha Prodigy, Ria.

Aiko couldn't help but let a giggle escape from her lips as she listened to the Uchiha apologise, the frightening aura around her lifting. The bowing just made it even funnier as he bent up and down in a frantic motion. Aiko extended her hand to shake the young boy's and grinned sheepishly. "Uchiha... Kota-san. Yes, I remember your name from the exams," she said, twiddling her thumbs. He was unmistakable, his incredible fire-release skills catching the eye of almost every jōnin around. "My name is Uzumaki Aiko." She turned and pointed at the bold Uzumaki clan symbol on the back of her jacket. "Make sure you remember it."

The young kunoichi began twirling her headband around her wrist, running her fingertips over the cold, smooth metal surface and indents marking the Konoha symbol. "So, Uchiha-san. Have you been designated a squad yet? I heard there was only a few of us who made it to being a genin."

Shira Aburame
*Sigh* Shira had let out a sigh as she heard Kii's and Ryou's whispering words towards her. "Miscommunication once again..." She thought to herself. She looked behind to her group and then back forward. "I want to fix things... but can't... I feel it would be rushed if I apologized now... ugh socializing is so complicated... so many rules!" she thought to herself again. She continue to sits through the meeting in hopes it would be over soon.

Oda Uchiha
Oda suddenly felt the presence of an Uchiha then suddenly knew who it was, Ria Uchiha. He turned to face Ria. "They try this every week and I'm quite sick of it... as for the genin they're doing decent I suppose... That Two-Tails... good to know he made it to genin. It saddens me that only a small hand-full made it to genin... I guess I gatta start teaching some of the genin. I suppose you can say they're lucky to be part of this marvelous generation..." He then approached Ria. "If you are willing to do so, please retrieve some of the students, preferably the jinchuurikies, if you can find them...I have to wait here for a certain visitor..." He said looking out the window for a few then sits down at his desk filling out paperwork waiting on Ria's response. "If you do though, check if they have a sensei, if they do you can bring him/her too..." He said ending his offer.

When she had told him her name and to remember it well, he nodded, a huge and dorky-like smile growing on his face. "I will, that's a promise, Aiko-chan." As soon as he heard the words of teams, Kota sighed out and scratched the back of his head, a little annoyed from the thought. "Unfortunately, I wasn't assigned a team...or not yet, I'm hoping. I'm going to be heading out to the Training grounds in a couple minutes so I can train my Wind Release. Kokai-Sensei is teaching me....!" When he looked at the sun, he turned a little pale. "A-Ah damn it! Sorry, I need to go, I'm sorry Aiko-chan, I'll talk to you later!" He then turned and quickly rushed through the streets and out of the gate...with only a dust trail behind him.

~

The General had stood up, putting his helmet back on. "Your mission has been assigned...you know your duties. Meeting over." He turned ad began to walk out, ignoring any further comments from the Jinchuuriki's that would protest against the mission. "And a word of advice...some of you would do best to take some Leaf Headbands so you don't get caught so easily." He then walked out through a curtain and vanished into the dark halls.

"Your mission has been assigned...you know your duties. Meeting over." He turned ad began to walk out, ignoring any further comments from the Jinchuuriki's that would protest against the mission. "And a word of advice...some of you would do best to take some Leaf Headbands so you don't get caught so easily."

Kai was angry for a moment. To put on a Konoha headband was something that almost made him physically sick but on the other hand...a chance to infiltrate the village and possibly stop a war, save the lives of countless people.

"I'm in." He said quietly.

A small smile appeared on his face. Oh yes...he was going to enjoy this. Not the headband part and pretending to be a part of a village that he hated, but the chance to stop Konoha before they hurt any one else. He looked around at the other Jinchuuriki and raised his voice slightly so that he could be heard.

"Do any of you have any questions about Konoha?" He asked. "As I said earlier, I was a former Konoha ninja and although my information may be a bit out of date I am still very familiar with the layout of the village and some of the stronger shinobi that reside there. Feel free to ask."

... Whilst Daisuke wanted to have a say on this, or at least express his negative opinion on such riskful mission given that most Jinchuuriki, if not all of them, were in fact pretty young and inexperienced, and thus emotions and various other reasons could be something which would make this whole mission be seen as insanity, he just couldn't. He was timid, and there was many shinobi in here; thus, the general was a bit... Intimidating, if that word fits in this sense. Sighing to himself, the boy stood himself as soon as it was said that the meeting was over. His tired eyes gazed upon the other jinchuurikis; what were they like. His hand ran through his blonde hair, the boy quietly shuffling his feet around as he turned himself towards the exit.

He placed his left hand inside his pocket, while the other moved to grip the cloak which covered his body. The pearl-blue eyes then gazed upon the boy who stated that he was a former konoha-nin, a huff escaping the ichibi-jinchuuriki.

"Was konohagakure's shinobi evil?" The question came out as childish, but it wasn't; it was pure curiosity. The more Daisuke thought about this, the less interested he was in infiltrating a village like that. It was filled with other children, with innocent people and everything else. What if he lost control of Ichibi and rampaged into the village, killing everyone in his path? What if he slept? What if... So many of those, he should learn to ignore these thoughts, but for now, he simply could.

"Was konohagakure's shinobi evil?"

Kai shook his head. "Not all of them, at least back when I was still in the village but that could have changed. I know for a fact the ANBU and most those who hold high positions and the high ranking shinobi in Konoha are backing the hokage and will most likely follow his orders without question. It's the ANBU black-ops we have to watch out for once we get there though. They see nearly everything that goes on within the village and they won't hesitate to take us out if they find out we're there."

He smiled darkly. "The ANBU killed off my family simply because I asked questions about the propaganda that the hidden leaf village produced. They would have killed me too if I hadn't gotten away."

He looked over the group.

"Any other questions?"

A sinister, familiar chill wound run up Daisuke's back. One that warned him of the fearsome, life threatening malevolence that he'd somehow managed to get used too during the passed few months. There was the sound of a chain rustling one moment and, in the next, a cool silver barbed chain found itself rushing upwards from the floor at his feet with the intent to ensnare him in a metal cocoon of chakra and metal. He most likely wasn't quick enough to avoid the chains, but he could be a little more vigorous today and might be lucky enough to, out of pure instinct, avoid them. It would really surprise her if he did manage something that agile.

No. What she expected was for his body to go tense and his mind to forget what to do at that immediate moment and his chakra would instinctively do the work. A reflexive use of his sand would stay the jagged chains from ensnaring him in their cruel, crippling grip. It was that sand that would keep him from getting any uncomfortable cuts from the quickly executed capture tactic. Though, even that sand wouldn't last. No. The chains would eat into the chakra, numbing the particles of dirt, and they'd fall away as the chains would, with hauntingly cruel slowness edge their way closer to the boy's delicate fair skin.

"That is so cute~" A young, spry woman would retort, having heard the words said by the much older Jinchuriki. Walking into the room from the hallway was a gorgeous blond kunoichi with faded gray eyes and a skimpy, revealing matching attire. Running down her strong, smooth thighs were those same chains that found their way towards the delicate Jinchuriki of the Ichibi. She had a sweet voice, like that of a songstress or an actress, and was hardly dressed as anyone matching any village. In fact, if she didn't have those magical, powerful chains running down from out her body one wouldn't have assumed such a girl was a kunoichi at all. That and her Suna headband hanging on her long sleeved, beautiful pink blouse. Those thick, seductive pink lips were curled in a brilliant smile as she couldn't help but be exorbitantly amused by the words that came out of Kai's mouth.

"But, little Jinchuriki, how do you know the ANBU truly let you go?" She would ask, walking into the room as if she belonged there, "If I were in charge of a potential Jinchuriki, I'd let him run off, thinking he was free, in a half beaten state so that, perchance, someone would place a wonderful weapon inside his body. A weapon that would crawl itself way back into the loving embrace of its cold, dead, mother," A cool chuckle came from the woman as she spoke about something she knew about this boy that others may not. Wanted ninja, especially those that knew secrets and could take down ANBU, were quite popular in the realm of classified information sharing. "Maybe, just maybe, the ANBU of Konoha had bigger plans for you than you realize. Shouldn't think so little about ninja," She'd say, reaching over to pull Daisuke into a far-too-close-for-comfort hug.

"But all that is probably untrue," She'd say, beaming with a bright smile. She'd run her hands through Daisuke's hair if she managed to pull him in for a hug and, if she did have him within arms reach, he'd feel an enormous amount of his chakra being stolen from him. It would be best if Daisuke made sure to get distance from her, else she would drain him to the point of being incapacitated. She kept her careful, tactical, cruel eyes on Kai as she spoke about him, wanting to fill him with doubt and fear. But, like she did with most things, she lost interest in the uninteresting Missing-Nin and focused on the fruit of her life.

Daisuke.
"Were you planning on leaving me already, Daisuke? An S-Rank mission. We'd better get you out of those diapers then, hmm?" She'd ask, a joyful laugh. Daisuke would know, at this point, that he needed to have attacked her, with the full intent to kill her. "Subjugate," She'd say, sending 5 heavy, thick chains Daisuke's way. They were quicker than the last few and he knew she could easily move them willfully. They were aiming to capture him and restrain him, likely they'd toss him threw a wall or slam him on the ground. If he was going to go on a high ranking mission, he was going to have to be able to at least show her he could handle the basics...Which he did everyday...All the time. His violent, passive aggressive Sensei had a knack for random lessons and showy demonstrations of her power.

Still, she was quite full of herself. She was attacking Daisuke in this room, in front of everyone, without a care. They could join in, get out of the way, or help her, she didn't really worry about it. As far as she was concerned, the end result wasn't going to change. This was, in the end, between herself and her student. She didn't need to explain her motivations, not to anyone. Though, Daisuke likely knew. Sometimes she forgot the kid had eyes and ears the same as she did. Daisuke would know that she was testing his resolve in this.

"You know, you could always run away. We could go have lunch in the Tea Country on our way back to Suna?" She sweetly offered, watching her student with a playful expression and a light in her eyes, however even with that smile and that tone, the coldness of a heartless killer could still be seen in this his violent, completely aggressive Sensei.

Marashi watched as the samurai left the council room. He saw everyone get up and start doing whatever. He didn't pay much attention to that part. He got the info he wanted and he now knew what the jinchuriki looked like. He left the ceiling and morphed through a wall outside. He walked off a bit and held a paper in hand with information about what had happened in the council. A pigeon had flown down and landed on Marashi's shoulder. Marashi clipped the note to the bird and sent it on its way. "All of this is just too easy." He said under his mask. "Spying is so simple and eventually I'll get to kill all those brats that sat at the council. Imagine, getting just a little bit of their chakra will allow me to copy their abilities and add to my own. I will one day have them all but for now I'm stuck with this." Marashi spoke to himself as he continued to walk.

Sharaiyu didn't know where to go to find his sensei. He looked around for alittle while but gave up. He figured that he looked stupid to everyone who walked by. "First day and I'm already lost. This is just great. I guess I'll just go find a place to train or something. I have nothing else to do." Sharaiyu began to walk a little out of konohagakure to try and look for a clear area to train.