Danzo Hokage

Forest Of Death

Chapter 4: Forest Of Death.

Updated on 2-24-2020.

AN: Near the end is a small sex scene. While I don't think it was too bad it is most definitely not meant people under the age of 18. So you have been warned. I don't want anybody saying I didn't.

Updated on 2-24-2020.

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Forest Of Death Gates.

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The second proctor of the chunin exams was a woman by the name of Anko Mitarashi. She like the first proctor before her wore an overcoat, however, hers was a tan, not a black one. She like Ibiki Morino also explained this phase of the chunin exams to the chunin hopefuls. Five full days of fighting to not only survive over-sized predators, poisonous plants, and lastly their fellow genin all with the goal of obtaining both a red and green scroll. Once that was done they could enter into the tower at the center of the training ground a full ten kilometers inside the forest. This was where the last leg of the Chunin Exams would take place.

As soon as the massive gates were opened team seven ran inside at top speed only stopping once they were about two kilometers inside the massive forest. Armed with a map and five days of field rations team seven began to plan their next move. Sakura wanted to set up a series of traps all over the area but that would take time and resources both of which were in little supply.

Naruto, however, wanted to go to the nearby river and wait. After all, it was the nearest river on this side of the forest and so teams would all undoubtedly have to enter that area to refill their canteens. Sasuke was unsure on that plan but in the end, he didn't have a better idea so that was that.

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Forest Of Death Riverside Camp.

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The sun was slowly making it's way behind the mountains. The last rays of sunlight would soon be gone. So, team seven made camp for the night. Day one had been little more than them all waiting for anybody to enter the open area. But nobody ever did. It had only been the first day but with each passing minute, the odds of a team entering that area of the forest were going to grow less and less likely by the second. But Naruto didn't want to give up just yet. He was sure this plan would work. So they would give it just one more day. If it failed again they would just try going deeper in.

Day two, however, saw their fortunes rise as a team entered the small riverside clearing. That team being of a group of stone ninja that looked to be around their age. Needless to say, a battle soon began. The stone ninja showed their fighting skills as they forced team seven to jump back from the seemingly never-ending waves of kunai that were being sent flying at them at high speed. Growing tired of jumping away from the never-ending attacks Naruto pulled out the sword that Zabuza Momochi had :left: him back in wave country. He wasn't sure if he had done so by accident or had deliberately left it for him to pick up. Regardless it was a useful tool to deflect the many kunai and ninja stars that were being sent his way and now he could finally use it in battle. The battle itself was already one of the better fights he had thus far in his young ninja career. This development, however, didn't seem to faze the stone ninja as they just kept firing off more at ever-increasing speeds. Naruto had worked hard to master the use of his newest sword and it showed as he was able to block most of the kunai. The others being blocked by his teammates in one form or another. Sasuke for his part was busy firing off his clan's fire-based jutsus burning one of the stone ninja that was too slow to dodge the attack and forcing a few hate-filled words to be fired back at them as a result.

Sakura herself wasn't idle as she was busy dipping her kunai in a low-grade poison. Something she had learned from the medical textbooks given to her by Naruto. It wouldn't kill but it would make whoever was hit by it next to useless in the fight for a few minutes. More than enough time to win the fight. By this point, the battle had gone on for nearly ten minutes. The stone ninja had slowed considerably and it showed in the many small cuts that ran up and down their bodies. Team seven, however, had grown use to extended battles thanks to Kakashi's intensive training regime. As such, they hadn't slowed nearly as much.