Hinata sensei

C rank mission

Naruto didn't look happy about the prospect of doing another D-rank mission. She didn't need to ask him; she could tell by his eyes. They were done doing another one of their private lessons together. She was proud of the progress that Naruto had made in the past two months, even though there were still things he had to work on, but that would take time, which was something she had nothing but.

As predicted, Naruto would ask the same question he had asked in the past on numerous occasions when he complained about having to complete a D-rank mission.

"Hinata-sensei, why do we have to do these damn missions? They're so tedious and annoying. Can't we do something different, like a C-rank mission? Please?"

Naruto was trying not to be disrespectful she really appreciated that about him. She can understand why he would feel that way about the d rank missions especially a certain one that every signal person has done which was nickname that d the rank mission of hell. though as his teacher she had to explain to him the purpose.

"I know you're eager to do more advanced missions but there's a reason for this all of us are required to do a lot of d rank missions at first to build up our skills and our ability to work together. the purpose of d rank missions in general is for Shinobi to go out in the community and do things for the people of their village so they can build connections. after we do all kinds of things not just missions where we fight enemy Shinobi or go on espionage and various other missions that would take too long to list. we have to be able to be good at working with people in our own community and socializing otherwise we're not going to be able to do any of these basic things on our missions when we eventually start doing c-rank missions and above"

Hinata explained patiently that she constantly told herself it took great effort sometimes to be patient, which was one of the requirements for Naruto. Compared to the others, he was easier to work with because of his eagerness to please her.

"I don't want to do that damn mission again; it's hell."

Naruto said, shivering at the memory of the D-rank mission of Hell, which is called by most people who have done it. Everyone hates it.

Hinata can't openly admit it out loud because she wouldn't make a good example, but she hates doing it, considering the client is so insufferable to deal with.

flashback one month ago

Hinata was confident enough to send her team on missions together after getting all the basics down. She approached the Hokage's office to see what kind of missions were available for her team.

After a month of training, Hinata wondered when it would finally happen. One of her peers said condescendingly, "You are finally taking your students out on missions! I was wondering when you'd do something like this." Hinata wanted to activate her Byakugan and shove that insufferable good-for-nothing so-called instructor at the academy who couldn't let it go that she got a promotion.

She was one of her teachers at the academy. Her name was Aki Animoto. A woman with high connections, who only got her job at the academy because of her family's wealth and her being the Daimyo's niece. It angered her so much that someone so incompetent was even allowed to teach, or even be a Jonin, and a incompetent woman, especially, allowed to lead a three-man cell.

She was a woman in her late 20s. She was taller than Hinata, who was a few inches shorter. She had a slender build and an outfit that exposed her cleavage and other parts of her body, which lightly exposed her stomach. She had fair skin and her eyes were brown; her lipstick was red, and her nails were polished red. She was the kind of kunoichi she hated the most. She didn't take her duties seriously and would sleep around. Hinata wouldn't care if she did that If it didn't interfere with her duties, she wouldn't have a problem with it.