Hiroshi's advancement to Genin (Genin Exam)

Mission Name: Genin Exam
Rank: D
Mission Location: Any Village

Challenges: --
Task: It's that time of year! After studying, you feel prepared to join your village's ranks as a genin, but first, you must pass an exam. Make sure you put your best foot forward- and remember to polish up those Transformations and Clones!

Optionally, this exam may be proctored by another village member with the IC rank of chunin equivalent or higher. In that case, they may adjust the exam as necessary, strictly for CD purposes.  A proctor is any rank higher than genin. Usually done by village shinobi, but if they have express permissions for the Kage, a village shinobi from another village may perform these exams.

It should be noted that this mission cannot be used towards any rank-up besides the one mentioned in "Reward."

Word Count Requirement: 1,000
Reward: 1,000 Ryo / 5 AP & promotion to Genin/D Power Rank / 1x Ninja Headband of your respective village

Character Requirements: At least one character must be an E-ranked village ninja. The examinee must have 75+ stats, not counting BL bonuses.
Character Exclusive: --

Link to Legacy Mission: --




A warm spring morning in Hoshigakure it is. The sun is shining brightly, and a gentle breeze is blowing through the village. The cherry blossom trees are in full bloom, and their pink petals are carried on the breeze, creating a beautiful scene.
Hiroshi
wakes up early, feeling a mix of excitement and nerves. He knows that today is
the day of his genin exam, and he has been preparing for this moment for
months. He spends some time doing some stretches and reviewing his notes before
getting dressed in his best ninja gear.
As he walks
through the village, he sees many other ninjas who are also preparing for the
exam. Some of them look confident, while others seem nervous like Hiroshi.
Despite this, everyone seems to be in high spirits, and the atmosphere is
buzzing with anticipation.
Hiroshi
arrives at the exam site, which is located in a clearing outside the village.
The site is set up with various obstacles and challenges, and he can see other
ninja milling about, getting ready for the exam. He recognizes a few from his
training sessions, but most of them are strangers.
Hiroshi had been eagerly waiting for this day for months. He had spent countless hours training, studying, and perfecting his jutsu, all in preparation for his genin exams. He knew that passing these exams was crucial if he wanted to join the ranks of his village's elite ninja force. And so, with determination in his heart and a fierce focus in his eyes, he set out to prove himself.
The day of
the exam was bright and clear, the sky a brilliant shade of blue. Hiroshi
arrived at the exam site early, eager to get started. He looked around at the
other candidates, all of them dressed in their finest ninja gear and looking
just as determined as he was.
As Hiroshi
waited for the proctor to arrive, he took in the sights and sounds of his
village on this warm spring morning. The sun was shining brightly, casting a
warm glow over everything in its path. Birds were chirping happily, flitting
from tree to tree as they enjoyed the fresh morning air.
Hiroshi
couldn't help but feel a sense of pride as he looked around at his village.
Hoshigakure was known for its skilled ninja, and he was honored to be a part of
such a prestigious community. He knew that passing this exam would be a major
milestone in his journey to becoming a successful shinobi.
But as he
thought about the challenges that lay ahead, his nerves began to get the best
of him. He had spent months preparing for this moment, studying and training
tirelessly, but he knew that the real test would be much harder than anything
he had experienced before.
He closed
his eyes and took a deep breath, trying to focus on the task at hand. He
reminded himself of all the hours he had spent practicing his jutsu, perfecting
his transformations and clones. He knew that he had the skills he needed to
succeed, but he would need to stay focused and keep his nerves in check if he
wanted to pass.
The proctor's name was Akira, a seasoned chunin known throughout the village for his expertise in taijutsu and his no-nonsense attitude. He was a tall, muscular man with short black hair and sharp, piercing eyes that seemed to miss nothing. His face was etched with lines of experience, and his hands were calloused from years of hard training and battle.
As he walked
towards the group of candidates, his footsteps were sure and confident, and his
presence commanded respect. He wore the standard chunin vest, adorned with the
symbol of the village, and a pair of black pants and boots. He carried a
clipboard and a pen, ready to take notes on each candidate's performance.
Akira
scanned the group with a critical eye, taking in every detail of their
appearance. He noted their gear and weapons, looking for signs of wear and tear
that might indicate neglect or carelessness. He paid close attention to their
postures and expressions, looking for signs of confidence or nervousness.
Finally, he
spoke in a stern voice that brooked no nonsense. "Welcome,
candidates," he said. "I am your proctor for this exam. My name is
Akira, and I will be evaluating your skills today. You will be judged on your
strength, your intelligence, and your ability to work as a team. Any questions
before we begin?"
The
candidates looked at each other nervously, but no one spoke. Akira nodded,
satisfied that they understood the seriousness of the situation.
"Very
well," he said. "Let's get started."
As Hiroshi read through the questions, he felt a sense of relief wash over him. The questions seemed straightforward and he had studied the history and traditions of Hoshigakure extensively. He quickly scribbled down his answers, feeling confident that he had aced this part of the exam. Looking around the room, he noticed some of his fellow candidates struggling with the questions, but he felt grateful that he had put in the time and effort to prepare for this part. As he finished up his last answer, he leaned back in his chair and let out a sigh of relief, feeling that this part was a piece of cake. As Hiroshi finished his test, he looked up to see the proctor staring at him in surprise. He had completed the written exam in record time, and his answers were impressively thorough. The proctor couldn't help but nod in approval before collecting the exams and moving on to the next phase of the exam.
Next came the practical tests. The candidates were divided into groups and sent to different areas of the exam site. Hiroshi found himself paired up with a couple of other ninja he didn't know, but he tried to stay focused and work with them as best he could.
Hiroshi quickly introduced himself to his teammates, a boy and a girl who both looked a bit older than him. "Hi, I'm Hiroshi," he said, extending his hand. "Nice to meet you both."
The girl
smiled and shook his hand. "I'm Yumi," she said. "And this is
Takeshi." The boy nodded in greeting.
As they
walked to their assigned area, Hiroshi asked, "So, have you guys done this
before? I'm a little nervous."
Yumi
laughed. "Don't worry, Hiroshi. We've both taken this exam before, so we
know what to expect. Just stay calm and focused, and you'll do fine."
Takeshi
chimed in, "Yeah, and remember to use your strengths. We all have
different skills, so if we work together, we can cover each other's
weaknesses."
Hiroshi felt
a sense of relief at their words of encouragement. He knew that he couldn't do
this alone, and having teammates who were willing to help him made him feel
more confident.
As they
arrived at their assigned area, the proctor explained the first task.
"Your objective is to retrieve a scroll hidden somewhere in this
forest," he said, pointing to the dense trees around them. "You have
one hour to find it and bring it back to me. And be careful, there are traps
and obstacles set up along the way."
With that,
the trio set off into the forest, keeping their eyes peeled for any sign of the
hidden scroll. As they moved deeper into the trees, they encountered various
obstacles, from pitfalls to tripwires.
Hiroshi used
his knowledge of traps to help his teammates navigate through them, while
Takeshi used his strength to lift fallen trees out of the way. Yumi's keen
senses helped them avoid traps and find hidden paths.
Despite the
challenges they faced, they worked together seamlessly, each one using their skills
to complement the others. And in the end, they managed to find the scroll with
plenty of time to spare.
As they made
their way back to the proctor, Yumi turned to Hiroshi and smiled. "See? I
told you we had this."
Hiroshi felt
a sense of pride and camaraderie with his new teammates, grateful for their
guidance and support. Together, they tackled the first practical test with
ease.
 
The second
challenge involved a series of obstacles, including walls to climb, ropes to
swing on, and narrow ledges to navigate. Hiroshi found that his years of
training had prepared him well for this part, and he managed to make it through
without too much difficulty.
As Hiroshi made his way through the obstacles, he noticed that some of the other candidates were struggling. He could see the frustration on their faces and hear their heavy breathing as they tried to push themselves forward. Without hesitation, Hiroshi offered a hand to those who were struggling to climb the walls or swing on the ropes.
"Come
on, you can do it!" he encouraged them, his voice ringing out over the
sounds of the exam site.
Some of the
candidates were hesitant to accept his help, but Hiroshi didn't give up. He
patiently waited for them, offering advice and support as they navigated the
obstacles. In the end, everyone in his group made it through the challenge,
thanks in part to Hiroshi's leadership and guidance.
"Good
work, Hiroshi," the proctor said, nodding in approval as they all gathered
together again. "You showed excellent teamwork and a willingness to help
others. That's exactly what we're looking for in our genin."
 
The next
challenge was a combat simulation, in which the candidates had to face off
against a team of genin-level ninja. Hiroshi was a bit intimidated at first,
but he quickly realized that his training had given him the skills he needed to
hold his own. He used his transformation jutsu and clones of himself, confusing
and distracting his opponents as he moved in for the attack.
The combat simulation was a daunting challenge for all the candidates. The team of genin-level ninja they faced off against was experienced, and their strategies were well-coordinated. Hiroshi took a deep breath as he stepped onto the battlefield, feeling the weight of his nerves on his shoulders. But as the simulation began, he quickly found his rhythm.
He used his
transformation jutsu to blend in with the surroundings, making himself harder
to spot. As his opponents looked around, trying to find him, he created several
clones of himself, each one darting around the battlefield and distracting the
other team. Hiroshi moved with precision, using his taijutsu skills to dodge
their attacks and deliver swift strikes in return.
Despite the
intensity of the battle, Hiroshi remained calm and focused. He kept his wits
about him, analyzing the movements of his opponents and looking for openings.
When he saw a weakness, he pounced, landing a series of blows that sent his
opponents reeling.
As the
combat simulation came to an end, Hiroshi stepped back, breathing heavily but
feeling victorious. He looked around at his teammates, some of whom were
panting and sweating from the exertion. He nodded to them, silently
acknowledging the hard work they had put in.
When the
proctor announced that the simulation was over, Hiroshi felt a surge of pride.
He had faced his fears and emerged triumphant, and he knew that he had given
his all.
 
Finally,
there was a teamwork challenge, in which the candidates had to work together to
solve a complex puzzle. Hiroshi found himself taking a leadership role in this
part, using his intelligence and creativity to help his team come up with a
solution.
Hiroshi approached the teamwork challenge with confidence, having always been a strong leader and problem-solver. The puzzle was a complex one, involving multiple pieces and mechanisms that needed to be coordinated in just the right way. Hiroshi took charge, quickly assessing the situation and delegating tasks to his teammates.
One of his teammates, a shy and introverted ninja, seemed to be struggling with the task at hand. Hiroshi took notice and approached them, offering words of encouragement and support. He helped to break down the problem into smaller, more manageable pieces, and worked alongside his teammate to solve each one.
Another teammate, a more impulsive and hot-headed ninja, was eager to charge ahead and brute-force their way through the puzzle. But Hiroshi knew that a more thoughtful and strategic approach was needed. He took the time to explain his reasoning and convinced his teammate to take a step back and think things through.
Thanks to Hiroshi's leadership and guidance, the team was able to successfully solve the puzzle with time to spare. The proctor nodded in approval as Hiroshi and his team members exchanged relieved smiles and high-fives. Hiroshi felt a sense of pride and accomplishment, knowing that he had not only passed the exam, but had also helped his teammates do the same.
 
After
several hours of grueling tests, the candidates were called back to the main
exam site. The proctor looked at each of them with a critical eye, sizing up
their performance.
"Congratulations,"
he said finally. "You have all shown great potential as ninja. You may not
all pass this exam, but you have all proven yourselves worthy of consideration.
We will review your results and make our decision in due time."
Hiroshi felt
a wave of relief wash over him as he left the exam site, his heart racing with
excitement and pride. He had done it! He had passed the genin exams and was now
officially a part of the ninja ranks of his village. As he walked back to his
home, he couldn't help but smile and think about all the adventures that lay
ahead.
But he also
knew that this was just the beginning. There were many challenges and obstacles
he would face as a ninja, and he would need to continue to train and hone his
skills if he wanted to succeed. But for now, he allowed himself a moment of
celebration and joy, grateful for the opportunity to follow his dreams and
become a true shinobi of Hoshigakure.
As Hiroshi and the other candidates exited the exam site, they were met by the proctor who had a serious look on his face. Hiroshi's heart began to race as he wondered if he had failed, but then the proctor spoke. "Congratulations, you have all passed the exam. And Hiroshi, I must say, you have impressed me with your performance today."
Hiroshi felt
a wave of relief wash over him as the proctor continued, "I am pleased to
award you with this Hoshigakure headband, which signifies your achievement as a
genin-level ninja." The proctor handed Hiroshi the headband and shook his
hand firmly.
Hiroshi
couldn't help but smile with pride as he put on the headband, feeling a sense
of accomplishment wash over him. He had worked hard to prepare for this moment,
and it had all paid off. He was now officially a genin of Hoshigakure, ready to
take on whatever challenges lay ahead.

Claims:
Mission claims:
Ryo: 1000
AP: 5
Promotion to D-rank/Genin
Hoshigakure Headband
Gained spec: Medical

WC: 2492 
Stats: 24
Chakra: 24

Jutsu:
Wind Release: Quiet Footsteps 42-2492=2450
Chakra Scalpel 2500-2450= 50

Approved congrats