Poster Problem

Mission Name: Poster Problem
Rank: E
Mission Location: Any Major or Minor Village

Challenges: N/A
Task: The village is littered with flyers of all various sorts attached to light posts, signs, and basically anywhere where paper can stick to surface; while its fine to advertise it is not fine to let them stay up there forever.

Pick a neighborhood and clean up what posters and flyers no longer belong.

Word Count Requirement: 500
Reward: 1000 Ryo / 5 AP

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The Uchiha swiped his hand at the wall where a Poster had been taped. Today's mission was to be a long and tedious one, but he didn't let it get to him. Kujaku was excited to be seen by the public eye, even if it was doing something simple like cleaning up the littered streets. Kujaku had his clones running about the village, cleaning it from posted signs. When their bags would get dull they would use lightning Chakra to burn them up. It was a good process and it had been going smoothly all day long.

Kujaku felt like the foreman of a team, and he felt goodbkije that. Jujsku was a natural born leader filled with conviction. He was soft hearted but cruel, and kind yet aggressive. Kujaku was a truly mysterious man. As he picked up the posters he wondered if he would ever get to train a team of genin.

When it came to teamwork Kujaku was head of the list for genin teams. Kujsku was heralded among genin for his hardened work ethic and legendary prodigal skills. Those in the know even knew about his mastered, three tomied sharingan eyes. Kujaku was definitely a league ahead of other genin, but that wasn't necessarily good in this case. Scoring high on exams was one thing, but performing outstandingly on country wide missions was another league. The high ups had a hard time pairing Kujaku with other genin.

The bittersweetness soured when the reality of Kujaku's intent was factored in. Kujaku worked hard day and night in the village, sometimes even leaving it to rescue diplomats or mine dangerous caves. But he did it to cover up the darkness in his heart. Kujaku was training for vengeance. Ever since he walked in on his father being decapitated he trained for the day he would get to gut them alive. There were two silhouettes. Two figures that Kujaku's eyes would never forget.

As he cleaned up the posters Kujsku thought about the reality of his life. He wondered if vengeance was right. It felt so wrong to question his heart though, so Kujaku quieted his mind and continued his work in inner silence.

All I'm all about six hours of work went into cleaning all the posters off the streets of the Shibiya district of Hoshigakure. Kujaku did it all by himself, and he was quite proud. When he was done he decided he would get a bowl of ramen as a little treat. He did deserve it after all.

Once he arrived in the ramen shop Kujaku ordered a bowkml of beefbm ramen. It had cute little green parsley leaves on it, and perfectly cooked rare, thin slices of beef. Kijaku dug in with a pair of chop sticks. Kujaku absolutely loved it and ate the whole bowl in less than eight minutes. He considered a second but he wanted to promptly get that mission completed st the office, so he left. He was pretty much full anyomways.

Kujaku got in the mission office with a full belly and he promptly headed to the receptionist desk. He arranged a meeting with the chuunin in charge of the mission. Kujskubm knee him. Not well but he had interacted with him a lot. He
was an Akimichi, who also had a fully round belly.

The chunin greeted Kujaku and introduced himself as Aku. He thanked Kujaku for his work and confirmed that his team had checked in in Kujaku's work.

"Also they told me you went to Akimaru Ramen. Good choice." Aku winked at Kujaku and shooed him off with some ryo.

WordCount: 603

Technique Training: 25% Max Training Discount
Chidori A Rank - Handseal Mastery 2 (603/2063)

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