Where the Wind Blows Me (sequel to So Not Uchiha)

Misa's Cursed Seal - Part 1

Gaara awoke with a start, he could have sworn he heard a scream. The kazekage got out of his bed, dressed only in a t-shirt and boxers, he made his way silently down the hall. His gord thrown over his shoulder just in case, another ear splitting scream filled the silent night telling Gaara he wasn't imagining.

Temari and Kankuro had left their bedrooms as well filling him with dread, his brother was in the same attire as himself, but with his cat ear hat, Gaara sometimes wondered if he ever took it off. Temari was in a oversized night shirt, with her slippers on.

The three of them exchanged glances before making their way to Misa's room. Another scream was heard this time louder than before and all three had to cover their ears to keep from going deaf.

Gaara's sand rose out from his gord and opened the door for them. All three siblings froze at the sight before them, it was only the light from Misa's shattered bedroom windowed that allowed them to see the tattered curtains, broken desk, mirror, and nightstand. Feathers covered most of the floor, the bed ripped to shreds. In the corner furthest from the door, they could just barely make out her shape, crouched Misa.

Gaara's eyes went wide as he realized half her face was darker than the other, and what looked like flame shapes reaching from left to right on her face, her sharingan was activated and the normally white part of her eye was black. Her left side of her body had changed. Her fingers were clawed and from her shoulder blades wera large spikes, spikes out of her back, not to mention the spikes poking out through her hair. Gaara was amazed her blue kimono hadn't fallen off.

She gave them a satistic grin, soon her skin was completely changed to match her left side. Gaara remembered something similar happening with Sasuke, because of his curse mark, with her shoulders formed differently than before it was impossible to tell if she possessed on as well, though Gaara didn't put it past her after being in Orochimaru's hide out so long.

"Temari, Kankuro, very slowly and very silently go back to your room." He ordered not moving a muscle. His siblings did as he told them, though the moment they moved Misa lept foward, her claws almost four inches long.

The Kazekage frowned and used his sand to block. "I am not your enemy Misa. I do not wish to harm you." She ignored his words as she continued to fight through the walls of sand, Gaara stepped back making a defense dome around her.

He could hear her slashing at the inside and screaming for him to let her out, but Gaara knew better, her voice wasn't quite the same in this form.

The Kazekage yawned as he sat on what was left of her queen size bed, he wondered how much the repairs would cost.

The clock that had remarkably made it through Misa's attack read four in the morning before the Uchiha within the dome even started to settle down. The red head found himself dozing as he tried to keep the sand around Misa in tact. He never knew she had so much energy.

Around six that morning all was silent in the dome, he spread the sand to see Misa collapsed on the ground, her kimono ripped from the spikes that had come from her shoulders and perhaps just her rough housing.

Gaara sighed as he lifted the girl off the floor, he was almost too tired to carry her to the bed. He placed her down and went to pull the blankets up only to see that they were nothing but shreads.

The Kazekage sighed as he flopped down beside her, he didn't care what she'd do when they woke up, it was he'd only gotten a few hours sleep and nothing would stop him from getting four more hours at least.

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Temari giggled at the sight before her, she had gottne Kankuro to come help her clean up Misa's room, only for the two to find their brother and the Uchiha cuddling in a mess of feathers. Their foreheads were pressed together, Misa was curled into an almost ball with her arms around his neck, Gaara's arms held her as close as he could, his body practically wrapped around hers.