We Really Did It [ Open / No Killing ]

It had only been just a few days since they had infiltrated and captured Otogakure for themselves. However, soon after, they were disbanded once their captain went missing. Even though something like that would've made Kurage angry because of the effort she put in to the invasion, it didn't. Especially not after she noticed the villagers rejoice her and her comrades. They loved the the organization once known as the Akatsuki because they took down the villainous Tsubasa. They praised Kurage even more because they witnessed first hand that she was the one to finish off Tsubasa and they witnessed how hard she tried to do so. Seeing as she did wipe out both of Tsubasa's guards and the wench herself within only five minutes, no one would put it passed them.

Kurage adored the way the villagers cherished her and began to rebuild like nothing ever happened. She also loved how everyone became a lot happier. She noticed the Genin prepare to restart their ninja lives, the jounin gathering to help teach them, and Junpei's notion of rule. He wasn't a harsh daimyo, nor a truly dangerous person.

Kurage, now successfully stronger than ever, vowed to help him control and maintain the village by becoming a teacher and sensei herself. It was something she had never thought she'd do, something she'd never foreseen since she was a lot younger. She was the one and only S Ranked Jounin in the village thanks to her slaughtering of Tsubasa and her aides, so she would be tough to work with.

Despite that, she was unable to find any Genin who hadn't already been paired. She began to walk toward the freshly built park and thought, Maybe I could find someone in need of training here?. So she began to look around, only noticing the elderly and the toddlers, a few others, but was it too late for her to find a student? If so, what was her purpose to remain in the village?

Kurage noticed the young boy watching her from afar, seeing as she scanned the area once arriving to the park. However, once she turned her back, he suddenly charged for her. His shouting was obnoxious and annoying, but he seemed to find interest in Kurage, which was the whole purpose of arriving to the park with her black hood over her head. Kurage decided to allow the boy to jump over her and land before her. " Are you the enemy to the village. " He would ask her in an almost accusing tone. However, instead of retorting with something witty or awful, she in turn said, " I'm actually the savior of the village. The very one that saved your ass from Tsubasa. " She told the boy who seemed almost too invested in her face by his gaze. In fact, it seemed almost as if the boy was waiting for her to say something so he'd be able to act upon it.

Kurage would simply smirk and continue walking through the park, ignoring the fact that the boy sat down. " Well. As far as I see it, if I hadn't come, you wouldn't be able to join this village. " She would then sit on a bench that resided below a willow tree. " Junpei-chan is Daimyo because I opted out. I'd rather not have that much of a burden on my shoulders. Besides, Junpei-chan is more responsible and caring. " She would then cross her right leg over her left - the bare foot being pushed further into the dirt. " The akatsuki didn't take this land. We liberated you from Tsubasa. " Kurage then smirked at his last two questions and rested her elbows on the back of the bench. " Well, I don't believe it's polite to ask a lady's weight. " She said, glaring at the disturbing boy, deciding not to answer his other question. " Now, if that's all, I have more important things to do in this park. " She growled, standing once again and beginning to walk further into the park.