KAKASHI'S LOVE STORY (Trilogy)
Konoha is recovering from the 4th shinobi war. The town is loomed with the dark time yet before Kakashi became the 6th hokage, Kakashi meets a mysterious woman who strangely draws him in. Is she a human? Does she love...
The sun was setting in the red light district. Street lights were coming up one by one.
Four Anbu members in disguises stood on the roof, looking down and around. Kakashi and Tenzo, on the roof near them, also watched the streets. The mission went forward, and there they were.
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"It's unexpected that you wanted to get involved in this mission." Tenzo with his face in disguise and in normal clothes said, "You didn't seem interested last time we were talking."
Kakashi, in normal clothes too with a bandana mask, nonchalantly replied, "Is it that wrong for me to do this?"
"Yappari (as I suspected), skebi hentai ja nai desu ka (aren't you secretly a pervert), senpai?"
"It's a mission."
"Hai, hai (okay, okay), my prestigious senpai. You don't really have a hard time getting a girl anyway, do you?"
"Pay attention to work, Tenzo. We're not here for fun."
"Okay, okay. It'll be over quickly that you are here. We're just scouting tonight."
"I wish Jiraiya-sama were here."
Tenzo chuckled, "That might work opposite too."
'That's true.' Kakashi thought.
"Get as much information, especially about where they are hiding girls. Let's move." Kakashi whooshed away. Tenzo followed. The other Anbues too.
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This little night town got busy as soon as the sun had set. In order to maximize their business before the curfew, they opened as early as they could. Supposedly the businesses were to be closed before the curfew everyday, but some tried to bend the rules and opened all night – either keeping it going in their basements or offering a room to stay overnight. As long as the door is shut and people didn't hear the noise from the street, their businesses went on. It was either go home before the curfew or stay all night.
Bars/restaurants, gift stores, and geisha houses...all lit up with the bright store signs and street lamps, and streets became lively for the night.
In front of colorful electric signs – such as Ninja House (ninja themed bar), Tropicana, Green Leaf, Girls on Fire, TheFlower Garden, Hot Love, Rounds, No Name, and more – women in kimono and in geisha makeup stood in the streets, trying to bait passersby.
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