Ninpocho Chronicles

Ninpocho Chronicles is a fantasy-ish setting storyline, set in an alternate universe World of Ninjas, where the Naruto and Boruto series take place. This means that none of the canon characters exists, or existed here.

Each ninja starts from the bottom and start their training as an Academy Student. From there they develop abilities akin to that of demigods as they grow in age and experience.

Along the way they gain new friends (or enemies), take on jobs and complete contracts and missions for their respective villages where their training and skill will be tested to their limits.

The sky is the limit as the blank page you see before you can be filled with countless of adventures with your character in the game.

This is Ninpocho Chronicles.

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Frustrating. A crawling, an ache… No. An itch. Something within the depth of her hollow shell felt this craving, this
impulse that led to her restlessness. After a casual session involving communication skills, she was set free from her
daily session, however, something the adult had said to her caused her blood to boil. It sickened her. Digging those
delicate fingers of each hand against the opposing upper arms—She paced the street. This irritation summoned forth
caused a crack at the seams, so, she smiled harder, brighter and blocked out the temptation. The shivers started, the craving
hinted to her withdraw and for a second, she bit down harder with the grinding of her teeth—Somedays were worse
than others. However, she will always manage and her facade wouldn’t drop so easily.

Taking her brisk walk to a nearby shop within the chilly weather, underneath the sun, she choose to buy a sweet treat,
a sweetroll of sorts. Cupping in both her hands, the breaded sweet pressed against her pale pink lips with tiny nibbles
as she traveled the main street, doing her normal observing of others. Few seemed to be speaking on the goodtimes,
others were attempting to strike a deal, somewhere strolling with their lovers and there was one that interest her the most,
a shady person held with an interesting persona, feeling, this someone who engage with conversation with another person.
How sly. She thought.

Ceasing within her steps, leaning against a nearest pillar, she repeated her daily habits. Studying the habits of others,
their personalities, their reactions to situations and their values. Behind her crystal blue hues lied a creature, a fiend it seemed.
Expressing on her cheerful smile, she hummed a cheery tune. She kept herself content and lone. Taking a small nibble, she
turned her hues to a set of children around her age kicking a ball around… Something inside of her had to wonder, why couldn’t
she feel such a way? Naive and stupid. Innocent. Behind this smile. She could pretend, right?​
 

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There are few things in this world more despicable than a broken promise.

Ikko was on the warpath and, in rare form, genuinely infuriated. It took quite a bit to push Ikko to such depths of rage, yet such had been accomplished in one, fell swoop. Ikko's trust had been violated, the sanctity of honor tarnished, and the harsh cruelty of deception inflicted upon him. There was a special circle of damnation for oathbreakers and Ikko knew exactly where his nemesis was heading once his plans came to glorious fruition. And they were destined to, Ikko had worked...like...for hours on them.

It was with those plans formulated that Ikko needed to find the critical component for his machinations, the key cog in the machine. As such, the boy was sprinting through the market, on a mission, and seemingly barely aware that he was moving far quicker than the walkways were designed to allow and narrowly dodged bumping in to, plowing over, and occasionally drop kicking random bystanders. He wasn't really sure what he was looking for and when he realized that he was just aimlessly running through the streets, the boy skidded to a stop, a look of befuddlement plastered across his features as he raised his head and scanned his surroundings.

It did not take him long to find what he was looking for...partially because he picked damn near the first person he saw but also because that person was eating a sugary treat. Clearly she had refined tastes that were paramount for the success of Ikko's revenge. He moved quickly, closing any distance between them in a flash and, ignoring any sense of etiquette or decorum, Ikko angled his large azure eyes up at the girl who was depressingly almost a foot taller than he was and grinned wildly.

"I bestow a mission upon you! Should you choose to accept it, you will face perilous harm, terrifying...terrors, and the host of ne'er do wells! If we succeed however, glory will forever be yours! Will you rise to the call!?"

As ridiculous as everything Ikko just said was, his words were delivered with a measured confidence and severity that made it sound like Ikko genuinely had a mission of utmost importance for her. Actually reflecting on it, the small boy wouldn't be giving out missions, but damn if he didn't sound like he knew what he was talking about. Ikko turned and stared down the street toward their target, clearly not allowing any answer that wasn't "Yes, Ikko, you're super awesome, I'll embark on this mission!" and started toward his "Advance camp" that he had set up outside his target.

"Hurry now...there's cookies to repossess."

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Captured within her hues, the sea was parting in splitting waves. Trailing beyond the distance, tangled among the folks that crowded, a young boy found himself wiggling through and bumping into others—Apologies, sighs and low growls mixed in overlapping sound that danced with loud chatter. She had always remained aware of her setting, she wasn’t a tracking ninja, but she was an aware detail one and she had that going for her. Pushing herself off the pillar, she stood up straight as the small boy placed himself right before her, ignoring her personal space as his huge childish blue hues sparkled like a star. Popping the remaining bit of a roll in her mouth, her hues followed the boy that approaching with haste—He wasn’t familiar in terms of conversing, but familiar in appearance from observation.

Dropping her hands from her mouth, they pressed in the opposing wrist, crossing and slipping under her kimono styled sleeves; crossing her arms over her bosom. The boy spoke with the widest of grins, speaking on a mission that held an importance within his tiny body and mind. For children, he was speaking a language that was easily understood between the mischievous or troubled ones. Those that loved to have childish shenanigans. However, she wasn’t simply a childish mind. Such a foolish boy, hadn’t his mother taught him not to engage with strangers? Regardless of age.</B><i></i> That was her thought. By the end of his offered, she simply held her bright smile that masked the devilish smirk that grew.

In a graceful escape, a low giggle presented itself. As friendly as she appeared, she played the role, pretend or not. It was cute to her. He seemed so confident in his answer and even if she wanted to deny it, she couldn’t have nor would have, regardless of him requiring nor desiring her response, let alone being patient enough. She simply had nodded awhile taking her steps to follow behind the boy, as she wasn’t quite the talker. <B>Cookies?, she thought. He was doing this for cookies? The more he expressed, the cuter it seemed.
 

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Ikko led them through the masses, weaving through crowds with a grace that the boy's general demeanor would not suggest he should possess, as he figuratively pulled her toward their destination. If she stuck close to him, it would not take them long at all to move out of the busy shopping center and toward some of the lesser treaded upon parts of Kumogakure proper. Ikko stopped, signalling a rather exaggerated halt with his hand before, in an equally exaggerated fashion, poked his head around the corner to verify that they were not being watched or followed. Once he was satisfactorily sure that they were not being stalked through the streets, Ikko popped open the nearby door and ushered his new friend through.

Regardless of how enthusiastically she entered, Ikko would sweep past her. The room was...well...what you'd expect of a small child's secret lair. It looked as if a hurricane had swept exclusively through this room, but it was also something that a small child frequented and clearly spawned all sorts of confusingly juvenile escapades. Ikko motioned for her to sit down on a chair that had maybe half of a cushion before he rushed toward a drop down board and eagerly pulled the drawstring down to reveal his artistic masterpiece.

Of course, that artistic masterpiece looked like a collage of messily drawn shapes on napkins with hastily scribbled labels to provide no clarity whatsoever, but Ikko looked pleased with himself. He grabbed a gnarled looking stick from a nearby stool and pointed it confidently as his toiletry collage as if he were giving a presentation and he spoke in a clear, concise voice as if what he was doing was not remarkably insane.

"A great misdeed has befallen this village. The villain, Tsuyoshi Junko, promised his student cookies and then, promptly, did not follow through on this promise whatsoever. There is no greater evil than promising snacks and then not giving snacks, so we shall balance the scales. We shall take back these cookies in the name of the downtrodden, namely me!."

Ikko pointed at a particular square that looked like it had a tumor growing out of its right flank and began with his plan, tracing along the collage with his stick as he spoke.

"We will begin infiltration here, at the western third floor window. It gets especially drafty this time of year so it should have the lowest concentration of possible obstructions and because I want to scale the side of the house. Next, we'll go down the stairs to the kitchen, everyone knows that's where you keep cookies, but Junko is a crafty monster and may have foreseen this obvious truth and taken measures to hide the precious snacks. As such, we'll cycle through to other likely hiding spots should Junko have taken protective measures until we find the promised cookies."

Ikko lowered his stick and turned back to the girl, as if everything he just said made completely perfect sense. A gleam of excitement flashed through his eyes as he already imagined his triumphant cookie heist playing out in his head, a manic glee radiating from him.

"Now, I can't do a heist alone, heists always have a team, everyone knows that and I'm not about to break tradition with cookies on the line. Are you ready to right the wrongs caused by our forebears and indulge in chocolatey chippy righteousness!?"

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Slipping through the vast crowds. It truly felt like an ocean of people, there was so many and she felt like she was fighting against the current—Difficulty wasn’t in keeping up, but more so squeezing between people as she wiggled through. Despite it, she somehow didn’t lose sight of the strange boy, the boy that felt some weird desire to ask her for help and not someone else, but it was cute and she wasn’t really doing anything, so why not? Though, she wondered. Were children normally this naive and innocent? Children being the kids close to her age, those that lived here and seemed to have a happy life, or maybe, a horrible life and good influences—The boy seemed to be quite accepting with everyone as ally in mind. Like everyone was in this together, or maybe, everyone under the village banner was a friend and ally, thus welcomed? Possibly, he hadn’t experienced anything hold or death related. But. Maybe. She could get a greater understand if she kept tagging along. So. She did.

Keeping sight with the blue haired boy, as soon as they were able to break out of the crowds and into lesser people infested parts of the street—Pace picking up too. Like bolts, kicking up dirt with their well planted feet, they seemed to take off in blurs with the boy in lead and with a sliding curve of a turn and controlled breathing with a sudden stop. The moment his hand hinted into a stop as he slid across the ground in halting stance, she caught that hint and despite the suddenness of it, she pivoted in a turn as her feet, grinding across the dirt with a halt on the passage of a second of his request. A sharp exhale passed through her lips as she witnessed the strange and kinda funny behavior of the boy, but nonetheless just went along with it and to that, the clearance of his wave to advance allowed her to into the little hideout he had.

Small and stuffy, the room held a mess, napkins with cute little scribbles and symbols, not so much words from what her hues could see and wiggling herself to take a nice sit into a half a couch that seemed quite battered and worn down, she almost felt like she was sinking into quicksand and somehow kept herself afloat as the boy, excited, started to explain his combat plan. And man. Did he sound confident as he explained it detail, vague, but amazing detail to the point he almost sounded like he knew what he was talking about—Stick in hand and bored with plan. She crossed one leg over the other and leaned a bit forward with her narrowing hues as she attempted to make out the scratch she was witness with his dim, yet, witty explaining of the situation for cookies.

Parting her lips with the wiggle of her tongue, her exhaling breath attempt to aid her in her attempt to speak—“T-Ts-Tsyu-Tsyu-u-u-Tsuya-Tsuyoshi.” She murmured with the lowness of her breathing, a soft whisper in repeat to the name he said. Reading and pronouncing were two different things and it wasn’t the greatest of her points sometimes, after all, she didn’t speak much. Getting that out of the way, the name didn’t ring any rings aside from one, she heard that name somewhere, at least once or twice… Right? Maybe. Her clever side debated and nommed on the knowledge, awhile her facade played and displayed the child, that was herself revealed a cheery smile as her hands came together with a sudden clap as soon as he asked her if she was ready for the heist—Her clap ended with her getting up, hopping straight to her feet as she smiled to the boy with a excited nod and another clap, a quieter one as her hands soon dropped after it.

Turning gears in her head allowed her to think more clearly on the plan and the details. He wanted to take a window in, which was on the third floor and without a doubt, it had to be a huge place… The boy said he was the student of this Tsuyoshi person, thus.. They were more than likely an experienced shinobi—Hopefully, he wasn’t going to be home. But that posed other issues in that stead too. That bridge was going to get crossed when she got there. Motioning her way to the place she entered from, she waited for the boy to lead the way. Offering him a gentle smile in wait and ready to follow.
 

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"Oh, yeah, his name is super annoying to say, about four syllables too many, you'll get it though!"

Ikko's head had tilted ever so slightly to the left as he watched his new friend whose name he had still not actually collected struggle to pronounce his master's name. However, to Ikko, the phenomenon she was experiencing was not especially unbelievable or even really comical. It wasn't that Ikko was some bastion of compassion and understanding and was more than patient enough to kindly work through someone's speech impediment, nor was he such a paragon of virtue that he thought belittling someone for their deficiencies was too vile an act for him to partake in. Ikko had only learned to read and write a scant few weeks ago and, as his classmates and teacher were quite quick to point out, learning how to do something and how to do it well were considerably different feats. The thought brought a small, internal grimace but Ikko's grin never wavered.

"Let's go!"

Ikko, clearly deciding their heist had endured enough plotting, motioned for the girl to follow him as he bolted out the front door of his little hide away and tore off down the street in the opposite direction. More weaving through traffic, more sliding through people, Ikko had even managed to swipe an apple right out of someone's hands without them managing to notice, and the pair of them arrived in front of the Tsuyoshi Estate. It was not so far removed from the bustle of foot traffic, but it had lessened enough so that if someone had been particularly dutiful in their patrol, why someone would be patrolling an orphanage, Ikko couldn't say but he wasn't going to let something like logic ruin his fantastical narrative, they might have seen the pair of would be burglars. They would need a distraction...and Ikko had an apple.

"Creep along the perimeter here toward that big fancy looking house. I'm going to whip up some...um...cover. Just be careful, I'll meet you in a bit."

With that, Ikko tore off, ducking between the legs of passerbys clutching his apple tightly in his hands. The boy found an advantageous vantage point and surveyed the area, looking for his target. Whenever he and his gang needed to steal something in a particularly large and attentive area, he had to start unrest to move around unnoticed. Enough unrest...and he might even draw the attention of the denizens of the house and draw their attention away from where the cookies are located. Ikko knew what he had to do. He found the meanest, ugliest, and probably smelliest looking guy in the crowd he could, found the second meanest looking one...then went to work.

Ikko lined up his shot, he'd need to put something of an arc on it if he was going to get it timed right, and he tossed the apple. He quickly started speaking, trying to form a good facsimile of what he imagined the man's voice sounded like, and then he bellowed.

"YO MOMMA SO FAT THEY NAMED THE CUMULUS CLOUD AFTER HER!!!"

That horrible joke/insult was followed by a rather audible thunk, and then a less audible splat as the apple crashed into the back of the ugliest one's head and ricocheted to the ground in a gushy mess of apple bits. Ikko had then quickly darted out of site as a dozen confused and one furious face turned toward the direction of the voice, a direction that now looked like the 2nd place winner of Uggo Weekly. He may have been due for a promotion though as the fist connected with his nose, Ikko wasn't sure if it could look MORE disfigured but the recently apple'd fellow was certainly going to try for it. As he knocked his framed aggressor to the ground, Ikko heard something that sounded vaguely like "Your mom," "last night," and "Strattus" but Ikko wasn't going to stick around to see how that horrible pun played out as pandemonium broke out around him. People shouted at each other, law enforcement moved in to try and break it up, women screamed, babes wailed, men wept in the street...the whole nine yards.

"I cirrusly can't believe that worked."

Ikko had regrouped with his new friend with a wild grin on his face as the violence ensued behind him. He didn't give her much of a chance to really chide him or even take in the breadth of his shenanigans before Ikko, once again demonstrating that neither tact nor appreciation of personal space were talents of his, Ikko had grabbed her hand and pulled her toward him, quite literally sweeping her off her feet and in to his arms before he took off, showcasing an honestly impressive amount of strength carrying a girl who was a solid foot taller than him. Carrying her, Ikko had moved around to the back of the house, away from the chaos happening in the street in front of it, and quietly walking up the side of the wall toward the third floor window. Ikko, using his free hand, tried to push the window open he couldn't really bust through the lock without drawing attention.

"Hey, hold on to me, I need two hands real quick."

Waiting for her to get a solid grip on him, Ikko moved one of his hands away and formed a seal. Letting chakra flow to his fingers, Ikko reached his hand toward the glass as ice began to form around his finger tips. It wasn't quite like using a diamond or something to cut through glass, but Ikko's bloodline did give him some flexibility. The boy drew a large circle along the glass, hyper dense ice cutting through the glass. As he finished cutting, Ikko froze the ice to the glass and used it as an adhesive, pulling back on the surface and popping out a large circle wide enough for the two of them to squeeze through. The boy set the glass on the nearby ledge and angled himself toward the opening, grinning wildly at her at his own accomplishment and giving her the easiest access possible.

"Head on in."

[WC: 1030]
 

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Bizarre, more or less. The dialect, vocabulary and accents were astonishing, compared to her own language, which was enthralling dialect, smoothing vocabulary and seductive accents—Easily, the common language of the villages were irregular and harsh to her voice. Not easily spoken with her accent and quite difficult with her teeth, considering the pronunciation. Thus, when speaking outside of her lull of a croon, her voice hadn’t adjusted to… These syllables, as he put it. In a shell, the language was quite irritating, as well beautiful. He hadn’t choose to pick or tease her, whether he was in need, thus using such a tactic or merely pure at heart. Something inside her, felt a little bit of relief, regardless of the hidden motive, if there was one.

Curling at the corners, opposite to those forced as an actress, a fragment of an earnest smile reflected. Gifting the boy such a smile, his comfort as well received and grateful for such. A dim lit glee seemed to be felt, if she could dare to call it that. As such an odd boy, was her shifting opinion. He almost reminded her of someone, someone from the past. However, with such a glee, there was disgust. So. Behind that earnest tiny smile, there was a grinding of her teeth with a small snarl of a pain that was easily left unheard and quite unnoticed. These were easily, the people she distasted to be around and their ways was only an narrow reason compared to all the others she could list in a single lull.


Brisk. Internal disgust and discomfort buried itself. Clapping her hands together once, she nodded with a hop to her feet with the mere hint of being ready to move out—She followed behind. Exiting the soft warmth of the hideout, into the chilly embrace of the outside air, astir and refreshing it felt and with the bolting boy, she was once again, left to follow his trail as he dodged through human traffic. Caught in a full sprint, between the crowns and those in a rush. She found herself pivoting on a foot with a sway of a direction, sometimes a dodging duck with a step slipping under someone’s arm or going as far as hopping upward with a foot to someone’s shoulder leap forward and over to catch up. Either way. She managed to keep the boy insight. And as soon as she managed to catch up, shoulder to shoulder. The boy suggested something with caught her attention and without so much as a question, those blue hues of hers lifted from her path to look in the direction of this big, fancy looking house, there to a path that seemed a little ideal.

Nodding in understanding, as he departed. She took a note to those around her, coming to a sliding halt with her feet grinding against the ground, she lept upwards and backwards and with a bend in her waist, she stuck out her right hand—Commiting to a backflip with height from the ground. Upside down with a person, a villager of some type behind her and now under her, she pressed her right hand into their left shoulder and with another strength filled pushed, she pressed herself higher into the air at an angle to a nearby roof. Within the air, she wiggled her arms out of her kimono’s sleeves, turning it inside out, revealing the dark blue, almost black color as she kept the more colorful monochrome inside, slipping it back on her arms. Flipping back into a curled ball to angle herself to land feet first and not head first. Sinking into the fine wooden roofing, her feet held to very little padding of a stocking took the blunt impact. From there, she simply stood and strolled to the other side of the roofing, hopping down back to ground level, in an alleyway.

Out of sight of the brillant sphere in the sky. She strolled within the shadows held a chilly touch upon her exposed skin and with not so much as a shiver or shake, she pressed herself against the building’s wall and looked up to the sky, the roofing—Waiting. And surely, with such a wait. And not quite on the orders of the boy. She narrowed her blue hues and within the next second, a blurring flicker, an easy missed figure crossed the rooftops and with an assuming nature, she supposed what the boy was doing had worked as a distraction… How weird. Why would anyone.. Be patrolling such.. A place..? Was this person important?

As questions surfaced. Kicking herself off the wall, she bolted after making sure the coast was clear. Creeping along the perimeter, as he put it, she took the widened way around the... Massive house. In her mind, possibly that portal came out this direction, which was safe to say, she could go from here. Cutting through whatever she could until she saw a darkened shadow of a fence that was easily jumped over, with those scanning hues and a little bit of amazement. The hospital she lived in, it almost felt as big as that, but there was many different feelings for her hospital.. But it was interesting this house was almost half the size of one. Who call lived there?

Stopping, she paused for a moment. Finding her entry within the fence and out of sight, with a hope and memory in mind of where he wanted to breach into and from. She took a step backwards, aside about ten from the fence and with a sharp inhale to exhale—She darted forward. Running at an angle to the right, she leaped forward and pressed her right foot against the fence and with all her might within her frail body, she ran up three steps to that fence before she started to slip and with her extending arm, she grabbed the edge with her other hand soon behind with her pulling herself up and over. Pressing her feet into the wall fence, she wiggling herself up the wall… It sucked not knowing some things, but she made up for it. Not as graceful as some people, specially ninja, she was elegant enough to make it without what they had.. Seemed to be good enough. Dropping from the wall. Sneaking like a snake in tall grass, praying on a mouse. Glossing her hues over the house that seemed five times bigger than it was from a distance, she exhaled with a long and deep sigh. How the fuck was she about to scale this..? she thought. Managing her way up to the location motioned, somehow getting their first and with not a single second to spare, not even able to get a breather, not like she needed one, but they were welcomed, right?

Wrong. Soft as the icy breeze, she exhaled with a flick of her hand as a wave of greeting to the boy was recruited her into this mission of cookies, and as her hand went to do a full wave—Her hand was grabbed. “H-” Unable to get the product the sound of confusion, with a guard that dropped for the boy and regretting it. She was being pulled, to him, no space between them and lifted. With literal sense to it. Swept off her feet off the ground and supported by someone else’s strength but her own. Possibly, she had logic and mass wrong here, but what was going on? Disregarding personal space to the full definition of it. Now. Without so much as a murmur or a wiggle, she simply allowed herself to be carried, not just around the building, but up the side of the building, that was fine… She didn’t have to climb it, right?

Too bad she was paying attention, in fact. Any attention made was when she found herself being told something, when being carried up the wall and all she was, was nod. Nodding to the facts he explained, something about or something on par of holding onto him, her body completely listened to this fact, as it instinctive with listening held on to the boy. Meanwhile. Mentel, something else was going on. Taking her time to understand the situation she found herself. Panahime, which she swore was her name, at this moment, the quiet partial-albino attempted to make logic out of everything that was going on and thus, her brain was on reboot. That was fine. This was fine. This is fine. It wasn’t worth it. Don’t think about. Let’s not think about it. Those were thoughts. Things happened. Somethings were just harder to understand, so. She summed it all up as the reasonable result called chakra.

Brillant! Blinking with a blank expression. Her blue hues took notice to the boy doing something else weird as she held onto the boy… Was that ice..? Carefully cutting the glass and popping it out of its place and setting it to the side. Sticking up her right hand, thumbs up with a nervous smile that seemed a bit uncomfortable and as soon as he gave her the clear to go in and without him even having to finish—She released. Willing right into the large hole made without a single issue, quite hastefully too, nonetheless with her haste, she was careful and quiet. As soon as she made her way inside. On the side note, she agreed to herself to never be to close that boy again. Moving on. Being crouched down and wandered inward, the lights were on and the room was.. Empty, noone seemed to be there. She glossed over the room items just to find people, and once she found none, she just turned with a thumbs up from both hands.
 

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Ikko had a lot of flaws, he was a little crass, volatile, and often completely lacking any semblance of respecting personal space and/or the effect his actions might have on the people around him. Minako frequently scolded him for this. However, Ikko wasn't an idiot and when the situation arose, he did prove to occasionally be rather persistent. As soon as he had made contact with the girl, he felt her entire body shift uncomfortably. He supposed it made some semblance of sense, Minako had explained that not everyone enjoyed physical contact, but it was only after she had tensed up that it dawned on Ikko that such a thing might just affect his new friend. Internally, Ikko pouted slightly at the thought, he had messed up again. Well, at least this time Minako couldn't scold him about it...probably.

Ikko, gripping the ledge with his hands, pushed down on his feet and kicked outward, holding on to the ledge with his hands, letting his body sway up and then down as he swung his feet forward, careening through the opening in window in a graceful little movement. Ikko slid gently on the ground as he landed, letting his eyes scan around the third floor landing for any possible altercations the pair of them may run in to. Ikko frowned slightly, he was expecting someone, anyone, to try to impede them in some way. Did they really infiltrate that completely? Was his distraction that effective? Was the house just too empty? The first two didn't seem especially likely and the third was a little more plausible, but it was somewhat doubtful as well. Ikko's lips curled slightly into a frown for the first time since the girl had met him. The last possible option was that they knew they were coming and the worst might have come true...there might not be any cookies in the house.

No! Ikko couldn't possibly accept that possibility. There must be cookies in the house. Ikko rubbed the bridge of his nose before motioning to Panahime. They had to continue the operation. Ikko kept low as he moved toward the stairs, taking great pains to stay as quiet as possible, occasionally checking behind him to smile at Pan and make sure she was still there with him. Ikko descended to the second floor landing, still on high alert for possible altercations, before turning down toward the first floor. The pair of them stalked through the building and in to the kitchen without incident. Ikko nodded to the girl to begin the search.

"We need to find the cookies, they must be in here somewhere, probably...or they're in Junko's room, or an orphans room...if someone stole the cookies before us we'll have to bring them down with divine fury...wait...what was your name again?"

Ok, so Ikko was lacking tact, awareness, AND timing. Now was probably the worst possible moment for the young boy to bring up that he had entirely forgotten to ask the name of his partner and crime and it seemed to chase all thoughts of the fact that they were breaking and entering to steal confectioneries. Mortified at the situation, Ikko almost did a complete about face to her and bowed his head apologetically. Minako WAS constantly scolding him about his manners and etiquette and he had let her down once again.

"I'm sorry for being so rude, I'm Ikko."
 

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Sparkling arctic within cerulean filled orbs danced. Scanning the massive home she found herself in, as the boy found himself wiggling into the same room as her—They advanced deeper into the home. Within her senses. Her keen hearing heard not a sound. Possibly, it was because it was the third floor, it was day time and it was a beautiful day outside… Being motioned the follow. She did just that. Crouching down to the floor with the slipping of her sandals and using a braided string to bind them to her attire—She proceeded with bare feet. Quiet and carefully.

After venturing down the lengthy halls and many of stairs. She had felt a bit paranoid. Quite paranoid in fact. Stopping at some points to check that around. However. Nothing interesting at happened. How weird… So weird. Without so much as a cat or a dog, not even a fish—Without any encounter, the two made it to the kitchen. With a nod. She asked herself. If she was cookies jar. Where would she be?

Wiping off her knees. Her hues looked up to the refrigerator—There maybe? Look at me. She swore they were there. So. Being the ninja she was. She hopped on the counter, sitting on her knees to not hit her head on the things above her as her hand reached upward. As the boy started to talk, her fingers graced something glassy in touch. But she paused for a second to look at the boy who started to get off track.

… Her name..? Huh. She didn’t give that. As that crossed her mind. She giggled a bit as she smiled to him for a second. “Uh…” She pressed her chest against the side of the refrigerator. She had been smiling, but she sounded puzzled and sad for a moment… Her name. She hated her name. So. She said her last name “Eimin.” She said with a smile, attempting to be as friendly as possible. Moving something just a hair out of her reach. It felt so feeble.. But was that a jar she was feeling? “I..I..Ik-ko.” She murmured to herself.

Wait. Don’t bow…Rude you were not being… Rude was me as I asked.” She waved a hand to him to get him to stop… “Aside. Nice it is to meet you..” She added
 

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Ikko turned his gaze up to her eyes as she spoke, the smile returning to his face. Eimin, was a pretty name. It fit. However before Ikko could really respond to it, she began mouthing his name to herself which prompted the smile to widen further , then widen further still when she began trying to get him to abandon the pleasantries. Ikko then noticed what she was pawing for before she attempted to respond to him, a jar that looked suspiciously like it contained cookies. Ikko's eyes lit up as he leaped onto the banister and snagged the cookies off the shelf. He hesitated for a moment and glanced around the room, half expecting some horrible defensive mechanism to snap out and take them. When nothing came of it, however Ikko hopped back down to the floor and grinned at her, now fully ready to jump right the hell on out of there. The longer they stayed there, the more likely they were to be detected.

"Ready, Eimin? Here, hold this."

Ikko had checked to verify that there were indeed cookies in there before handing the jar to Pana. As soon as she took it, Ikko would once again, forgoing boundaries for the requisite speed in which was needed to escape, quickly scooped Panahime up in his arms once more and hurried her, bridal style, out of the building. With a quickness Ikko carried her back up the stairs and burst rather violently outside of the window they had already broken, going in back first to make sure he didn't hurt Eimin in the effort before landing with a crunch and, running as fast as he could carrying the girl, sprinted away from the house. Holding her tight to his chest, Ikko managed to keep pace for about five minutes before he stopped and let her down beside a covert looking alley way, effectively out of site from the place they had robbed. Ikko panting slightly, flashed another smile at the girl.

"Are you alright, Eimin?"
 

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