Dragon Shinobi [NARUTO] [KAKASHIxOC]

Sickening Humans

Please, give me your precious feedback! This is my first attempt at an in-depth Naruto story that includes a tough character to portray! I need opinions!

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And if y'all were wondering where I get my pictures---> totally pinterest XD I love pinterest.... Anyway! Enjoy!

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^^^ Pic of Linksys :3 ---------------------->

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Two days later...

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I walked through the streets, the early morning breeze chilling my exposed skin. I had changed from my normal, casual clothes that mainly consisted of long, cloth dresses and now dawned my armor. I never thought I'd ever wear it again, but by now, keeping promises was a part of the past me – the me from what felt like a different life. I studied the ground as I walked, the sun creeping higher and higher into the sky to shed light upon the village. I couldn't help recalling the argument I had with that Tsunade woman as the blissful atmosphere forced me to reminisce.

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The mission she was coercing me to participate in was ludicrous, not to mention I never wanted to go on it in the first place. I'd much rather – no sarcasm here – kill myself.

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The only reason I agreed, not that I had a choice, was because she wanted to "keep an eye on me", and I also had a debt to repay. I didn't, however, intend to be of use.

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I headed toward the training grounds by instruction of a map handed to me yesterday where this so called Team Seven was supposed to meet. It was slightly crinkled for reasons I'd rather not recant.

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I kicked at a rock on the ground before sighing and looking up at the beautiful tree in front of me, Linksys rubbing my cheek with his scaly muzzle for attention.

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It seemed so long ago now, I didn't even know these kind of beautiful plants existed. Only rock, brimstone, fire, and smoke. A few singed trunks of what used to be plants stuck out of the ground. The only plant I could fondle the uniqueness of was our country's fire flower, but even the most ethereal beauty only lasts so long. It soon became a tool, its former gleaming quality lost, kind of similar to me.

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I may have understood its beauty better if I wasn't so naive at the time, but now I could only appreciate it from afar, long ahead in the present.

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The churning waves of time rushed upon me, and my mind was brought back to reality, making me suddenly remember my intentions and what got me here.

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"What," I exclaimed, slamming my hands on her desk, "you're sending me on a vexatious mission to fight a kid's war?!"

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The woman's eyebrow twitched, sick of arguing with me.

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"Yes," she said lowly, leaning back in her throne-like chair and narrowing her eyes at me, "what's the problem?"

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"What's the problem?!" I repeated incredulously. "Maybe you haven't realized this, but I don't exactly have to follow your orders. . . And besides that. . . I don't fight. I don't fight." I emphasized the latter, my eyes flashing green in uncertainty.

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She raised her eyebrows, "oh?" She put in a taunting manner. "I might have believed you if Naruto hadn't said otherwise." She smiled, clicking the pen in her hand.

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"Naruto. . ." I gritted my teeth.

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"You must be an adamant fighter according to his recant; although, he's known to exaggerate at times." She let out a blasé huff.

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I stood firm, slanting my eyes down at her, "I think you misheard me. . . Tsunade." Her name slid off my tongue mockingly. She furrowed her brows. "I said, I don't fight. Not I can't fight."

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She clicked her tongue in annoyance.

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"Well, let's hope you run into no real trouble, then." She had to suppress her confidence. "Plus, you've got a member of the ANBU Black Ops with you. You'll be back before you know it." She winked before waving her hands at me as if to shoo me away.

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I glared at her, "you should trust me no more than how you trust that mendacious task force of yours." I gave a dissatisfied glance at the Yamato guy who shifted uncomfortably at my insinuation.

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She slammed her hands on the desk as she abruptly stood to face me.

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"Don't disparage my people until you've earned a say so." Her terse but fervent warning caused a smirk to grace my lips.

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