Limitless Skies. (Naruto Fan-fiction)

Single part.

Yui's eyes darted from left to right as her enemy summoned clones to help him battle.

"You'll pay for that!" He hissed, a throbbing were she kicked became more painful when he tried to stand. She rummaged through her pockets, her weapons pouch was taken by a clone. Not that it made a difference... Yui took a defensive stance, brandishing everything in her pockets: a fold-able plastic ruler, three HB pencils and a long piece of string.

"That's what you're going to fight me with? Stationary?" He chortled. 

"This is going to be easy." The clones agreed wholeheartedly, but Yui's face didn't deter from her straight up poker face.

"What are you waiting for? Take her out!" They obeyed, throwing shuriken and kunai before coming at her with weapons drawn. Yui jumped up, applying a large amount of chakra to her feet as she came into contact with a branch, it exploding from contact. She snapped her ruler, flinging it like a boomerang, taking out at least two of the six clones summoned.

"Not bad for an Academy kid, but you still gotta long way to go!" Yui ducked an incoming kunai, and sebon needle and paper bomb whilst throwing her pencils deep into the throats of three of the clones. Two ninjas remain. One a clone and the other the original. She cautiously thumbed the string, her only weapon left. 

Strangely though, she wasn't nervous.

She ran forward, driving her fist into the gut of the left one before punching it again and again. It with a poof, it disappeared from her sight as she turned harshly to her right.

"Huh-"He brought out a katana and tried a slash on her, but her small figure disappeared and was replaced with a large stone instead of a log. In the midst of his confusion, Yui took the chance to wrap her string around one and pull. Unfortunately, the one she pulled was the clone. 

"You did well brat..." He grinned, pulling out a kunai.

"But you're still gonna die." Yui smiled at him, the kind of smile that an old lady would give a teen if he helped her with his groceries. Warm and sincere. But something inside him froze over, his instincts telling him to run. Run as fast as he could to the other side of the world and stay there. Another part of him told him that if he did, she'd still know where he is. Not a single part of him assured him that it was just a kid and that he was a trained nin. He'd overpower her with a single jutsu. He had trained for this.

Not a single part of him said that.