The Wizard Ninja |BOOK 1|

Chapter 6

Sasuke was quick to run away like a little pussy, Sakura following behind him. Now that Kakashi was gone, I walked out and up to Naruto. "Woah damn, you're all tied up," I said with a laugh. "Jennie! Help me! Get me down from here!" I shrugged. "Okay. But first, do you want to team up?" Naruto looked at me like I was stupid. "Team up?! I don't need to team up! I can take Kakashi down on my own, believe it! What happened before was just a fluke!" I sighed.

"Fine. But do watch your step," I warned as I took out a kunai, tossing it at the rope and cutting it. I then went off to find Sakura in hopes that she might work with me. That was, until I heard her scream. 'Great, Kakashi already got to her. Now my only option is Sasuke. Fuck me,' I thought.

I made my way over to where Sasuke was, hiding in a tree and waiting for the perfect moment to strike. "Shinobi battle skill number two, the illusion jutsu. Sakura studied it in class but she still couldn't see it coming." Sasuke narrowed his eyes at Kakashi. "I'm not like the other three."

"Say that after you get one of these bells, my Sasuke," Kakashi replied in a mocking tone. The two then had a stare off before Sasuke threw some kunai and shuriken. "There's no point using normal attacks," Kakashi spoke. Sasuke smirked, throwing a kunai and cutting a rope. Kakashi narrowly evaded a bunch of kunai and shuriken that came his way. Sasuke then appeared behind Kakashi, aiming a kick, which Kakashi promptly blocked. The jonin grabbed onto Sasuke's ankle as the Uchiha aimed a punch, only for Kakashi to grab it. Sasuke twisted around, aiming another kick, which Kakashi was barely able to block with his occupied arm. That left Sasuke with one free hand and Kakashi with none. Smirking, Sasuke reached out, barely touching a bell before Kakashi slid back.

"Well, you are different from the other three, I'll grant you that." Sasuke grunted, forming hand signs. Kakashi watched with wide eyes as Sasuke used his fireball jutsu. When the fire cleared, Kakashi was gone. Sasuke looked around frantically, trying to find Kakashi. A hand then grabbed his ankle from underground, pulling him under. I held back a snicker at the position Sasuke was now in. "Right under your feet. Earth style, headhunter jutsu. Can't move, huh? That was ninjutsu, the third shinobi battle skill. You have talent and you are right, you are...different from the others, but, different isn't always better. They say the nail that sticks up is the one that gets hammered down." Kakashi began to walk away after that, but that was my signal. I jumped down from my tree branch, lighting my fist on fire.

"Fire dragon's iron fist!!" I called, slamming my fist down where Kakashi was. He barely evaded me, his eyes wide at the small crater I created. I stood up, my fists pumped. "You..." He trailed off. I smirked at him. "Me." Kakashi and I had our own stare down. "You hid well. I must say I'm quite impressed. Well, that is, considering you only arrived in the village a few days ago." I grit my teeth at that. "Yeah well when I say I'm different from the others I really mean it."

"Oh? Care to elaborate?" Kakashi asked as we continued staring at each other. "Each one of them is driven by something. Sasuke by his hatred, Sakura by her love, Naruto by his dreams. I, however, have none of that. Simply put I have no idea what I'm doing. Although I guess I have accomplished a goal by keeping you here and wasting time," I explained. "Hm, I see."

I then charged at Kakashi, kunai in hand. He pulled out his own kunai, the two knives clashing. I slightly struggled against Kakashi's strength, but I was able to hold my own against him. We both jumped back, skidding against the ground. 'I suppose it's time to end this,' I thought. I jumped up, coating my arms with wind. "Sky dragon's wing attack!" I yelled, slamming my arms dow and releasing a massive amount of wind, destroying part of the forest. When the smoke from the blast cleared, Kakashi was nowhere in sight. I sniffed the air, trying to sense his presence. He wasn't nearby, so I assumed he left for good this time.