Kaguya vs Hyuuga (Matsu and Ragna)

Age : 30 Posts : 42

Sunlight shone brightly over the village of Kumogakure no Sato. It was a perfect day. There wasn't a cloud in the sky and there was only a light breeze. Down below the buildings, on a street that ran between two expensive looking stores walked a lone Genin. Matsu rubbed his eyes with the back of his hands and sighed. He had only been awake for a few hours and already his father had him out running errands. He was to go to the store on the complete other side of the village and buy a carton of eggs. Not the most illustrious job one could be given. Still, it got him out the house and kept him away from his nagging mother, who would have him sweeping or something like that if it wasn't for his dad getting to him first. Fresh air was better than staying inside, that was for sure.

Children rushed past the Genin as he turned a corner and walked through the park. He grinned and looked back, watching them play. Those were the days. Not a care in the world except for having fun with your best friend. Now all Matsu though about was training and getting stronger. He shrugged, that was normal thoughts for a Genin. All Genin wanted to become stronger. Most even wanted to become Raikage but that wasn't something Matsu was shooting for. He would be content just becoming a Jounin and helping his village out any way he could. There was no point becoming Raikage. It was probaly a boring desk job anyways. Not something he wanted to spend his time doing.

The breeze blew Matsu's hair into his eyes as he walked around a tree. He groaned and brushed it out of his eyes. As his vision returned his eyes fell on another Kumogakure Genin, or that was what the other boy looked like. From this distance he couldn't be sure. Matsu averted his eyes and kept walking, striding right past the other boy. He was a very shy person when it came to people he had never met. It wasn't that he didn't have friends or anything. He had a few friends, not as many as most other guys his age. The only thing that kept him from making more friends was his shyness. Matsu turned his thoughts back to the eggs and kept walking, hoping the other boy wouldn't call him back.