And we danced

Mission Name: Why Don't We Dance? (Pt. 1)
Rank: E
Mission Location: Universal

Challenges: Arc
Task: A local troupe is preparing for an upcoming event where they will need to provide entertainment in whatever form it may take. This can include dancing, singing, storytelling, juggling, or anything else you can imagine. It will be your job to assist them with practicing their arts and to provide feedback for any improvements they can make. If your support is appreciated, they may even ask you back for more...

Word Count Requirement: 500
Reward:1250 Ryo / 6 AP

Character Requirements: N/A
Character Exclusive:N/A

The sun had just begun to rise over Hoshigakure when Hiroshi woke up, feeling eager to start his first mission as a genin. He had always been an early riser, preferring to train while the rest of the village was still asleep. He quickly got dressed in his ninja gear and headed out to the training grounds, the cool morning air filling his lungs as he jogged towards his destination.
As Hiroshi arrived at the training grounds, he began his usual routine of stretching and warming up before starting his training. He had always been interested in the medical arts, and since becoming a genin, he had been working hard to improve his skills in that area.
Hiroshi
started by practicing his chakra control, a fundamental skill for any medical
ninja. He focused on his breathing, channeling his chakra to specific points in
his body, and regulating the flow of chakra to maintain a steady rhythm. Then,
he moved on to practicing his medical jutsu, such as the healing jutsu and the
chakra scalpels. He wanted to ensure that he was ready for any situation that
might require his medical expertise during his mission.
After finishing his training, Hiroshi made his way to the village administration office to obtain his mission. The sun had just begun to rise, and the streets were quiet as he made his way through the village. He arrived at the office, where he was greeted by the receptionist.
"Good morning, Hiroshi," she said with a smile. "What brings you here today?"
"I'm here to obtain my first mission as a genin," Hiroshi replied, feeling a sense of excitement and nervousness in his stomach.
"Ah, congratulations on passing your exam!" the receptionist said. "Let me check and see what we have available for you."
She scanned through the list of available missions and finally found one that she thought would be a good fit for Hiroshi.
"Here we go," she said, handing him a scroll. "This mission involves assisting a local troupe with practicing their arts for an upcoming event. They'll need help with everything from dancing to storytelling. It sounds like it could be a fun and rewarding experience!"
Hiroshi took the scroll and thanked the receptionist. He couldn't wait to get started on his first mission as a genin.
As he left the village administration office, the staff there informed him of the details and provided him with a map of the location where the troupe was practicing.
Hiroshi then
made his way toward the location on the map, navigating through the winding
streets and alleyways of the village. He arrived at a large, open space where
he could hear the sounds of music and laughter coming from a nearby building.
This must be the place, he thought to himself as he approached the entrance.
As he walked
in, he was greeted by a group of performers who were busy practicing their
routines. They welcomed him warmly, and he introduced himself as the genin
assigned to assist them with their preparations. They were grateful for his
help and invited him to observe their performances and provide feedback on how
they could improve.
As Hiroshi walked into the practice area, he was greeted by a group of performers. There was Sakura, a young dancer with a graceful form and delicate movements. Beside her was Kenta, a boisterous storyteller with a booming voice and a quick wit. At the back of the room, there was Yuki, a skilled juggler with a collection of colorful balls and pins, and Taro, a singer with a powerful voice that could fill a room. Each performer had their own unique talent and style, and Hiroshi was eager to see how they would all come together for the upcoming event.
Hiroshi spent the morning observing the troupe's rehearsals and taking notes on each performance. He provided constructive feedback to each performer, offering suggestions for how they could improve their acts. He also offered to demonstrate some basic juggling techniques to one of the children, which helped boost the young performer's confidence.
As Hiroshi was watching the rehearsals, he felt a bit unsure of what he could offer to help. That's when a performer named Sakura noticed his hesitancy and approached him. "Hey, don't be so stiff," she said with a smile. "We're all here to have fun and help each other out." She took Hiroshi's hand and led him onto the stage, where she began to dance with him. At first, Hiroshi felt a bit self-conscious, but as they danced, he began to loosen up and enjoy himself. It was a good reminder that sometimes the best way to help others is simply to be present and open to new experiences.
As the day
progressed, Hiroshi became more comfortable with the group and began to offer
more creative suggestions for their performances. He even came up with a new
dance routine for one of the troupe's members, which was well-received by
everyone.
During a break, Hiroshi sat down with Kenta, one of the performers, to share lunch. As they ate, Kenta began to open up to Hiroshi, telling him the story of his life and how he came to be a performer.
Kenta had
grown up in a small village outside of Hoshigakure, and he had always dreamed
of becoming an entertainer. However, his family had other plans for him, and
they wanted him to become a farmer like his father and grandfather before him.
But Kenta
refused to give up on his dream, and he practiced his skills in secret whenever
he could. Eventually, he was discovered by a traveling troupe of performers,
who were impressed by his talent and offered to take him under their wing.
Since then,
Kenta had traveled with the troupe, honing his skills and entertaining
audiences all over the country. He was grateful for the opportunity to do what
he loved every day, and he hoped to inspire others to follow their dreams as
well.
Hiroshi
listened intently to Kenta's story, feeling inspired by his determination and
perseverance. He realized that everyone had their own unique talents and
passions, and he felt grateful to be able to help the troupe bring their own
talents to life.
As the day wore on, Hiroshi began to feel more and more confident in his ability to help the troupe. However, there was one performer, Yumi, who seemed to be particularly resistant to his suggestions. Whenever he offered feedback on her routine, she would become defensive and dismissive.
At first,
Hiroshi tried to stay calm and professional, but the tension between them began
to wear on him. He found himself becoming more and more frustrated with Yumi's
resistance, and he started to doubt whether he could truly make a difference.
It wasn't
until one of the other performers, Sora, pulled him aside and reminded him that
Yumi was just protective of her art and had a hard time taking criticism that
Hiroshi began to see things differently. With this new perspective, he was able
to approach Yumi in a more empathetic way, and they were eventually able to
work together to improve her routine.
 
By the end
of the day, the troupe leader Akumi expressed her gratitude for Hiroshi's help
and invited him to come back and assist them with their future performances.
Hiroshi left feeling accomplished and proud of the work he had done, eager to
take on more missions in the future.
As Hiroshi made his way back to the administrative office to report his successful completion of the mission, he couldn't help but feel a sense of pride in himself. He had helped the troupe improve their performances and had even come up with some new ideas to make them even better.
When he
arrived at the office, the proctor congratulated him on a job well done and
awarded him with a small bonus payment for his exceptional service. Hiroshi
thanked him and left with a smile on his face, feeling more confident and eager
to take on whatever challenges lay ahead.
Hiroshi headed home with a smile on his face, he couldn’t be happier with how his mission turned out. He wanted to tell his parents of his mission, but they were already on their way to watch the performance. He would catch up with them later. He would take a shower and get ready.

Claims:
Mission:
Ryo: 1250
AP: 6

WC: 1400
Stats 14
chakra: 14

Jutsu
Chakra Scalpel 50-1400= 1350
Chakra Enhanced Strength 2500-1350= 1150 left

Approved!