Forbidden Aijou

Aki glanced around as she wandered around Konoha. The month of rest was over and, soon, they'd be getting back to the Chunin Exams. And, once that was over, she'd be able to go home, to Yukigakure with her team. She was a little excited about that, the thought of returning home. But, for now, she had to use the last days to prepare.

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Kakashi flipped through the pages of Icha Icha Paradise, eyes roaming over everything as he sat in the training field. A few of his students were training, Sakura and Naruto were arguing mostly. It was basic routine by now, but that didn't matter much. As long as they didn't kill each other before the Chunin Exams resumed, he supposed they were off to a good start.

@ momentai.
Sasuke sighed hearing Naruto and Sakura arguing, it was times like these he wished he wasn't a part of group 7. It only distracted him from his training, shifting he looked over at Kakashi, he seemed to careless that the two were arguing. Though as of late his sensei did seem to be acting stranger than normal. He just shrugged it off and turned his attention back to his training, he was going to have to learn to block everything out.

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Kaminari walked into the training field, her eyes swiftly taking in all the trainees. She knew it wasn't going to be abandoned with it so close to the Chunin Exams, she just didn't expect it to be so nosy. None the less she walked onto the field finding and opening and placing down her bag. She'd decided that today would be a good day as any to practices with her blades. It was something that had gotten her discovered. Her ability to manipulate metal. Though it wasn't entirely manipulation, it was more like using her chakra to make her strikes stronger and faster. She was still working on being able to actually bend or move metal. Though the lighter the object the easier. Unzipping her bag she pulled out two wakizashi swords out. There were smaller in size, but it made it easier on her to willed. Unsheathing them she took a stance, before she started to dance. She shifted her weight effortlessly, not bothering with any thing but just working on familiarizing herself with the swords.

Aki glanced around and, after a few moments, decided that she could get a little training in. Since everybody else was probably busy training as well, she figured nobody would pay attention to her. Wandering into the training field, she glanced around, noticing a couple others spread around and practicing. She kept an eye on some but soon went ahead to start her own training. Pulling out her shuriken, she focused chakra into the tips before she used her family's ability to disappear - the chakra she had focused on the shuriken causing them to disappear, too.

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"Can you two quiet down?" Kakashi asked, though his tone was calm and, admittedly, almost nonchalant. "Other people are trying to train." He was sure that they were aware of that, though - it was what they were supposed to be doing, except they were too busy arguing. Sakura and Naruto didn't even seem to notice him speak and, after a moment, he sighed before he glanced around. His eyes soon settled on one of the kunoichi he recognized from the other exams - Kaminari, he believed her name was, - and he eyed the girl for a long moment, watching her as she practiced.

@ momentai.
Sasuke sighed, he decided he was finished with his training. Ignoring the others he moved himself up into the trees. Stopping he perched there looking out over the field, watching others train. His eyes moving from groups he was familiar with locking onto a few girls training alone. Noticing one he hadn't seen before. His eyes widen as he watched her, how had she managed to make her shuriken disappear. It was beyond him. He just hoped he wouldn't have to face her in battle.

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Kaminari shifted her stance a bit before focusing her chakra into the blades of her swords. Quickly swiping one at the nearest tree she felt a soft resistance, but her blade sliced through almost as if it was butter. Pulling her self back into her stance, she watched as the some what large tree fell. It wasn't near what she wanted to do, but she didn't want to take down to many trees in the leaf village. Sheathing one of her swords she sighed examined the one that had cut through the tree. She needed stronger blades. But she needed them to be light with for her chakra to work. So right now it was a losing battle. Break a blade easier, or drive more chakra. And right now her chakra was almost gone.

Before long, Aki had thrown the invisible shuriken at a target. Though the shuriken wasn’t seen, it left its mark on the target and she was relieved that it had ended up hitting properly. The only problem with it was that she could only turn one thing invisible at a time – hence why she never threw more than one shuriken at a time.

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Kakashi watched silently, though he was fairly impressed with the sight. He didn’t know many young shinobi or kunoichi who could do something like that and he couldn’t help but to grow a little curious. Still, it was easy for him to be able to tell that the girl had used up a great deal of her chakra and he couldn’t help but to frown, wondering if she would be okay.

@ momentai.
Sasuke watched her for a little while longer, before realizing he was being watched. Sakura had her eyes trailed up on him. Sighing he knew he'd never find peace if she kept staring. So quickly moving way for the training field he headed into the village.

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Kaminari moved to her bag, before pulling out a wet stone. She'd have to have a blacksmith look at the blade, but until then she'd have to do her best to keep it sharp and hope it didn't break. Setting her self down on the ground she got to work sharpening the blade.

(I can't really figure out what to type at this part, so should I skip to something?)

@ momentai.
What ever is fine with me

(Okay. I'll just skip to the next day, then.)

With it being so early, Kakashi figured he could start training his students again later. For now, though, he was on the search for the girl he had spotted training the day before. Mostly, he was curious about her abilities. Plus, she had been training alone, so he wondered if the rest of her team had opted out of the last part of the Chunin Exams. He hadn't seen a sensei around, either, so he wondered if she needed help training.

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It was too early for Aki, in her opinion, but she knew it was necessary. She needed to get back to training - and, before that, she'd have to eat. Honestly, she was worried that she wouldn't pass the last part of the Chunin Exams. In which case, she wouldn't move up to the Chunin rank. And, her clan wouldn't be very happy with that, she knew.