I need moooooney (Mission)

Today Fenrir had finally decided that he could no longer ignore the issue of his startlingly empty wallet.  Soon he would be in the Blood Games, and he intended to make a stop by the tech shop before then, simply to give himself a little edge.  So, today he would be completing his first real mission for the village.  As the early rays of morning light shined through the mist and into his old musty home, Fenrir rose from his place on his bed, keenly aware that he needed to be ready soon.  His mission today was to catch a certain thief the the administration of the village had been receiving complaints about for a couple of weeks now.  As of yet, no one had been able to catch him, and Fenrir believed this was because he was a low ranking shinobi, most likely specializing in stealth techniques.  Either that, or these people were simply significantly more incompetent than usual.  Fenrir didn't really care, and was simply distracting himself from the task at hand so he wouldn't be forced to get up. Come on, we need to get up so we can get money, for those important things like food, and shelter, and other basic necessities.  Slowly, Fenrir would rise, ever so slowly, and only growing slower by the second.  Soon, he would fall back onto the bed, unwilling to pull himself back up, instead choosing to seek his sustenance from sleep alone. The mission said we can punish him however we like.  This was a noticeably better incentive, as roughly five minutes after this was said, Fenrir was in the shower, washing off whatever he had done the previous night, which smelled rather like burnt hair and gasoline.  After this shower and a quick check to ensure he still had all his hair, Fenrir got dressed and headed out the door, bowl of half eaten cereal in hand.

The first of the places that had been stolen from was a small place at the end of Fenrir's own street, a two-story house with some designs carved into the workwork, seemingly by some sort of vandal who didn't know how to spell.  Approaching the building, Fenrir noticed that the front door was slightly ajar, and rather than knocking, simply snuck inside himself, wanting to see the exact reason why.  What he found was a trail of mud leading through the house, in a number of winding paths, seemingly leading to every room in the house.  Another clue that he found was a much small trail of blood heading up the stairs of the house, along with two trails of mud.  So, whoever caused the blood used the stairs once, and the one who caused the mud used them twice, meaning someone was still up there, or the tenant simply caused a mess and cut himself before coming downstairs.  Either way, Fenrir had decided to go up the stairs himself, turning right once he reached the top in order to look down the hallway Here, there was no more blood, and it was clear that the muddy culprit had searched a couple rooms before giving up and leaving.  Heading to a door at the end of the hall, Fenrir listened intently, closing his eyes as he focused on the area around him.  Slowly, he began to pick up on a sound on the either side of the door, the breathing of someone who wanted to hide it.  Whoever was in there sounded scared, and Fenrir believed he knew what had happened.  It appeared that the tenant had arrived while his house was being re-robbed, and had a rather unpleasant encounter with the robber.  This inevitably resulted in the hiding of the tenant, and the culprit soon gave up the search and left.  Checking the doorknob, Fenrir heard the one inside the rooms breathing quicken as he realized the door is locked. Break it down! Please tell me I don't need to tell you why thats a bad idea.  Blue was right, this guy wasn't the target, so Fenrir would need to be polite.  "Excuse me? I'm a genin who was sent to find a certain thief who robbed your house.  Twice, apparently."  After the breathing calmed down a bit, the door was opened from the other side by a man, roughly 5'8" with black hair, dressed in plain black clothes.  He also had a cut along his upper arm, wrapped in what appeared to be a hand towel, which at this point was colored mostly red with blood.  Before the man spoke to him, Fenrir would explain the situation.  "I don't need any information other than what the man looked like and where you think he might have went. Anything else is irrelevant."  Now the man would speak, "I don't know where he went, but you can't miss him, he was running around in a black coat, with a creepy mask that looked like a demon.  He also had a weird knife, like the ones that you have."  Now that the man was no longer useful to Fenrir, he would turn and walk away, leaving him standing in the doorway bleeding.  His job was to get the thief, the man would have to deal with his wounds himself.

After leaving the building, Fenrir went over the facts he currently had in his head.  The guy was dressed in all black, wearing a demon mask, ought to be rather easy to see in the daytime.  He also had a kunai, but didn't manage to kill the man.  Sounds like an academy dropout or a wannabe, shouldn't be too terribly difficult to take down.  All Fenrir had to do was find him, which, judging by the freshness of his mess and the man's wound, wouldn't be too terribly difficult.  So, climbing to the top of this mans home with the Surface Walking technique, Fenrir looked around from his new viewpoint, taking in the area around him.  After a minute of looking around from his new perch, Fenrir soon spotted his target in an alley nearby, going through what he had just stolen.  Deftly climbing down from his place, he would move to the edge of the alley, thusfar unseen by his target.  Peaking into the alley, Fenrir saw his opportunity in his opponents turned back, and ran.  The thief had no chance as Fenrir took him, kunai in hand, and ferociously stabbed everywhere that wouldn't kill.  By the end of it, Fenrir found himself covered in the man's blood, and the man was bleeding out, covered in a number of wounds from his face to his toes, precisely aimed to keep him alive for as long as possible.  The mission said, "Whatever punishment you deem fit", and he did stab someone.  Fenrir hadn't been surprised at the lack of caring from those who saw him doing this, as Kirigakure was quite used to blood when ninjas showed up. Red was right, it certainly was a good punishment, both for punisher and punishee.  However, Fenrir knew he would need to clean up after himself, or he would certainly end up in trouble.  So, after bagging the body and cleaning up as much blood as he could, Fenrir took both his body and the one he had just slaughtered back to the mission boards, bringing the body only to prove the thief was caught, and giving it to the one who payed him for proper disposal.  After this, Fenrir would return home to rest and eat up, rather satisfied with the days events.

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Claiming 1000 Ryo and D-Rank mission complete, as well as 5 kunai and exploding tag as mission for first D-Rank.