My Father is Kakashi Hatake (Naruto Fanfiction)

Chapter 7- Missing

(Kasumi's POV)

I'm here in mom's spirit world, sitting inside the training ground while meditating. Mom's also meditating. She says that she should show me how it's done, seeing as she's an expert in our kekkei genkai. Believe it or not, this is really difficult.

"Just relax and concentrate," I heard mom say, my eyes still closed. I nodded while taking a deep breath and letting it out. Alright, concentrate.

I felt the world around me disappear as I breathed in and out. My body feels like it's floating, and suddenly, I couldn't hear the chirping of the birds or the croaks of the frogs. Mom's breathing sounds distant, and I'm suddenly in a dark place.

"Concentrate. Don't waver. Just breath," I heard mom say. I breathed in and out, then felt my spirit exit my body.

"Good," mom continued, "Keep going. You'll do it."

My spirit was pulled further out, until it was suddenly sucked back into my body. I snapped my eyes open and panted with my hands on the ground behind me. My forehead has beads of sweat on it and my lips are dry. Mom sat in front of me with a worried look on her face, her hand on my cheek.

"Alright, that's enough for now. I'll just explain some other stuff our kekkei genkai does," she says. I nodded and crossed my legs.

"You already know what our kekkei genkai is known for, but it also does some other things that people don't know about. It's called the.......(A/N- Not going to reveal it till later :P Sorry). What it does is......(A/N- Also not going to be revealed until later.)"

I'm completely shocked. Who knew I could do this with our kekkei genkai? I never knew it could be this powerful.

"But remember," mom continued, "you can only use this technique when you master the kekkei genkai. It's sorta like the mangekyo sharingan, only available when you reach a certain level. But I wouldn't worry about it now. It'll take years to master. I'd say focus on the stuff we're working on now then move on to the harder stuff. Now, let's take a break then get back to work."

I nodded and stood up, following my mother out of the training ground.

(3rd POV)

It's been three days since Kasumi's spirit left for training. Three days since Rosie started to read non-stop, and three days since Ty-lee began her training.

She's in the living room of her uncle's house, and is drenched in sweat while massaging her aching muscles. Rosie, who is on the couch next to her, paid no attention to the smelly girl. Instead, her face is practically buried in a book titled, "The Basics of a Shinobi." She's on her third chapter, and has soaked up as much information she could.

Kakashi, who is upstairs in Kasumi's room, has just finished feeding said girl. It's a lot of work, and he's exhausted.

'It's like taking care of a three year old who won't eat,' he thought before gathering the dishes and heading downstairs. He smiled at Rosie and sent an apologetic look to Ty-lee. She just came home from training, and had to be carried here by Neji and Lee. Of course, she wasn't happy about that. In fact, she's not happy with the fact that they haven't left yet.

Lee's sitting on the couch next to her, going on about youth. Tenten's sitting next to Rosie, answering the six year old when she asks a question. Neji's leaning on a wall in the hallway and hasn't spoke since he entered the house. Even though he hasn't shown it, Kakashi knows Neji's worried about Kasumi. After all, Kakashi only told team Gai that she's bed ridden and can't have any visitors. They respect Kakashi enough to not ask questions, but they're all wondering the same thing, 'What happened to Kasumi?'