See you next time

The delegation for Kirigakure gathered around the village gates of Konohagakure that seemed newer than the other ones in the village. Peculiar, perhaps these were the gates that were burnt down years ago. Once a decent amount of his people had converged on his position he'd lead the way out through the gates and into the forests of Konohagakure, escorting the shinobi and civilians both towards the respective ships that were a decent distance away in a harbour at the edge of the borders.

[Exit, letting Kiri boys join us]

Oriton calmly followed his leader. He knew that he wouldn't miss Konohagakure. He hadn't wasted his time making any foreign relationships, long distance ones always tended to fail. He would just remember this as the village with Higuto, the man that beat him and forfeited straight afterward, spitting on his name even more. Whenever he would think of this village, he knew that he would have a burning desire to get stronger.

As he left, he didn't turn back, nor did any emotion bubble up under the surface of his blank facade. To be fair, the boy couldn't care less if Konoha fell the next day.

[Exit with Xyxer]

It may have been the painkillers, or the fact he was wearing his new chuunin jacket, (or most likely some combination of both) but hayate couldn't help the small smile that had been situated on his face all morning.

Exiting the gates into the bright, vibrant forest was like another small weight lifted, another step forward toward a promising future.

EXIT LEAF-VILLE

The forces and civilians of Kiri gathered to make their exit from the hosting village with one more member in their ranks. Nobunaga noticed confused eyes descend upon the stranger in their presence however he paid them little attention. He remained tall and stern near the rear of the pack, keeping to himself and following the delegation through the very same forests where his fate had been decided.

Exit

Nero followed his Kage and friends back to Kiri.

[EXIT]

Yet again Kotsuzui found himself following the people of Kirigakure out of his home to be taken to what was still a foreign land to him. Dressed in his all white attire matching the falling snow, the Kaguya marched calmly with the group paying little to no attention to anyone around him. Just like last time.

[Exit]

Running with a raven fured wolf by her side, the snowy haired kunoichi dashed across the village in hopes of making it in time to leave with the rest of the Kirigakure group on their ships. She wasn't sure what she would've done if she were late, and couldn't afford to upset the Mizukage by requiring his assistance to get to Kiri another way. Thus she hurried as if her life depended on it, which in a way it kind of did, and seemed to have arrived before the Kiri delegation left for the harbor.

She was thankful that the training she partook with the Mizukage on breathing during stressful situations could come in handy so soon after it happened, as she was able to keep her breathing relatively in control while her canine companion was suffering from the heavy, dark coat mixed with the sunny sky keeping him warmer than he liked.

(Exit)

Approved for all.