Miracle

[dragonjinchuuriki3]

WARNING: This is a love story invloving Orochimaru, so before your scar yourself, leave. Or you could ignore that fact and read ^^


Name: Kisaruga, Chie
Age: 14
Race: Neko (cat) hanyou and only the 3rd Hokage, Orochimaru, Tsunade, and family know
Eyes: Pale green
Height: 5’3” (Orochimaru- 5’5”, Jiraiya- 5’4.5” Tsunade- 5’2.5” and this is just a guess)

Looks: tan (mix of blonde and brunette) hair that just touches her shoulders, split ends. Average body figure. Cat ears that are the size of a cat’s that are where ears are normally are, so the hair hides them really well. She wears her headband 24/7 around her forehead for reason to be reviled. Chie wears the normal shorts and t-shirt deal, nothing too fancy and nothing too sloppy.

Family: Lives with her mother (Kisaruga, Jun), stepfather (Renski, Masaru), and 2 little brothers, Ken (9) and Seiji (7). Jun is human and so is Masaru, making her brothers human. Her father (Riku) is a Neko demon and lives somewhere in the mountains and comes down once in a while to check on Chie. She hates him because he doesn’t care about her brothers at all and hardly speaks to her mother. All he cares about is how powerful she are. Chie's really close with her brothers; she trains them whenever she have time. Oh, and her brothers are little monsters, they steal stuff from her room, make fun of the cat ears, and spill secrets when they find them out.

BFF(s): Team Sanin (idk what else to call them but it's Orochimaru, Tsunade, and Jiraiya)


~*Start!!!*~
"Jiraiya, don't," a hushed voice snapped.
"Oh c'mon, it's just a little joke," a cockier voice told the hushed one.
"Let him be Tsunade, he knows what would happen by now," a snake-like voice chuckled.

She groans in her sleep and rolls into a comfier position. She really need to spend less time with those guys... ~WAIT A MINUTE!!! WHERE'D THEY...?!?!~

*SPLASH*

Too late. The girl woke up, dripping wet, hissing dangerously at the white haired teen that was holding his sides laughing, while his teammates were a safe distance away. Oh, they knew how mad she got when someone wakes you up.
"Man, Chie-chan, you're just like a cat!" Jiraiya laughed out, "You even hiss like one!"

Tsunade and Orochimaru sweated dropped in the background.
"Sometimes I wonder if he even remembers what she does," Tsunade said to her pale partner.
Orochimaru chuckled and answered, "Jiraiya isn't the brightest of people." Tsunade smirked. Chie felt her cat ears twitch under her hair as she listened to the conversation.

Chie stopped hissing at Jiraiya and smirked evilly. "Oh Jiraiya-san...." she sang. Jiraiya stopped laughing and looked at her. At once the smell of fear was all over him.
"Oh shit..." he muttered.
"You have a 7 second head start," she smiled sweetly, "D-don't you mean 10?" "You just wasted 3."

Faster than you could say "Oi," Jiraiya was gone, a trail of dust trailing behind him. Chie smirks, proud of her work, and laid back down. "You two should keep him on a leash or something," she says as she heard Orochimaru's and Tsunade's footsteps come close.
"Just because you don't like him doesn't make him a dog," Tsunade said, sitting next to her friend.
"I never said anything about him being a dog," Chie says, yawning at the end, "I mean you should seriously keep a leash on him so he doesn't do anything stupid, like spying at the hot springs." Both of her friends chuckled.
"True, but I think it's more of the waking you up," Tsunade smiled.

Chie gave a 'pfft' and sat up. "So what pleasure do I have for being rudely awaken?"
"Jiraiya being himself," Orochimaru answered, "bored."
She winced. Oh, Jiraiya and bored did NOT go well together. "But why me of all people? Why not some poor girl at the hot spring?" she wined.

"That would be because of Tsunade," the snake said. Chie put on a pouty chibi face and the two friends laughed at her childish nature.

“Hey, just be glad he didn’t throw you into the river or something,” Tsunade said patting her head.
“You’re making it sound like I’m a cat,” Chie said, “I know neither of you wouldn’t like it if he dumped a bucket of water on YOU when you were taking a nap. It’s human instinct to be startled when cold liquid is poured on you unexpectedly.”
“He knows that we’d kill him if he tries something like that on us,” Orochimaru smirked.
“He knows I would too, I just forgot to chase him.” She stands up and takes off in the direction that the toad summoner took off in, while leaving the others to stare at where she was just seconds ago.

She sped quickly through Konaha’s forest, Jiraiya’s scent becoming closer with each step. Oh how she enjoyed the fear that was coming from it. Toying with him must be her favorite thing to do. Chie leaps into a tree and continued the chase. Soon she hears his panting and looks down and see him. She chuckles to herself when she saw the fear on his face. Chie quickly did a shadow clone jutsu and had it jump in front of him. He nearly jumped out of his own skin when he saw it. He quickly turned around, only to see the real her there, smiling sweetly. Jiraiya looked around desperately to escape. The clone grabbed him from behind, its arms under his.

“N-no hard feelings, right Chie-chan?” Jiraiya asked, shaking. Chie smirks and then rammed right into him, causing the clone to disappear and Jiraiya slamming into a tree. Before he fell, she ran to him and hold out a kunai to his throat.

“Now what have we learned today, Jiraiya-san?” she asks sweetly.
“N-not to dump a bucket of water on you,” he whimpered.
Chie nods, “And what else?”
“Don’t wake you up when y-you’re napping?”
She smirks and puts the kunai closer to his throat. “Right. And you know what’ll happened if you do it again?” Jiraiya nodded carefully and swallowed.

Then a wet pink thing wrapped around Chie's wrist. “That’s enough, Chie-san,” Orochimaru said walking out of the trees behind her.
“You know what, I’ve always wonder how you can talk without your tongue,” she smirks, turning to face him. Yes, it was the Snake Ninja’s tongue that was on her wrist. He pulled her hand away from Jiraiya’s throat and Jiraiya quickly slipped through the gap between Chie and the tree and ran as fast as he could behind Tsunade, who had just arrived. She laughs to herself, seeing chibi Jiraiya hide behind normal Tsunade from her.

Orochimaru walked closer to her, smirking. Wow, he looked so creepy when he does this, tongue sticking out and smirking… and boy did she love it!

“Ok Orochimaru-san, you can let go now,” Chie says, trying to get her hand out of his tongue.
“No, I think I’ll just watch you struggle,” he said, the ‘s-es’ held out. ~Just like a true snake.~
She giggles and says, “Alright then.” In one swift movement she switched the kunai to her free hand and she pulled the tongued up hand and had Orochimaru’s tongue resting against the tree with the kunai touching it slightly. “My struggling is over with,” Chie smiles.

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[Chronos]

Hey, coolness. you posted it! But not all of it. Put it all up!!!!!!!!!


Btw, it's still a really good love story, and don't give up on writing!!!!!!!!

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I thought it was funny tsk tsk Jiraiya! creepy tongue action going on right now...I dont mean that to sound wrong...

[dragonjinchuuriki3]

Thank you for reading!!! It makes me feel loved. I didn't really expect any comments yet. Hope you like this part too!

Orochimaru’s tongue unwrapped itself from her wrist and zipped back into his mouth. He smirked and said, “You’re no normal Kounochi.” Chie smiles, sticking out her tongue, while she felt her ears twitch slightly.
“OK you two, that’s enough,” Tsunade said coming between them. Chie frowns and Tsunade smirks at her. Oh how she wished that she could erase her memory…

~* Flashback 7 months ago *~
“Chie! Your friend’s at the door,” Jun called. Chie sighs and puts down the book she was reading.
~It better not be Jiraiya.~ She hears the footsteps of Ken and Seiji running to the door. ~They probably think that it’s Orochimaru-san or Jiraiya-san… oh well we’ll see who it is soon enough.~

She stands up, stretches, and heads to the door. When she arrives, her brothers standing there with huge smiles on their faces and Tsunade, in the doorway, with a confused look on her face. Once she saw Chie, she looked at her like she just came back from the dead.
“What?” Chie asked.
“Is it true?” Tsunade asked. The boys nodded and Seiji said, “We heard her talking to herself about it.” Tsunade ignored them because, apparently, the question was for Chie.
“Is what true?” Chie asked. What was Seiji talking about? She never talked to herself… when somebody was nearby...
Tsunade stepped closer to her and whispered, “You like Orochimaru?” Chie stood there, no readable emotion on her face. Finally it sunk in.

“KEN! SEIJI!” she yells at the top of her lungs, “YOU’RE DEAD!” Chie runs after them at an average human speed as they ran away from her, into the kitchen. She snarls as they hid behind their mother and Tsunade came and held you back.

“What’s going on?” Jun asked, raising an eyebrow.
“They need to know not to tell other people about what other people say,” Chie growled.
“Calm down Chie-chan, it’s common for younger siblings to rat out their older sister’s secrets, trust me on that,” Tsunade said.
“What did they do?” Jun asked.
“We just told Tsunade-san that Chie liked Orochimaru-sempai,” Ken said from behind his mother’s kimono. A blush crept up on Chie's face and she looks down as her mother looked at her.

“Tsunade-chan’s right, Chie” Jun said, walking toward her daughter, “siblings do that.” Chie refused to look up when Tsunade let go of her. Her mother pulled her face up so they were looking in each other's eyes. “I’m proud of you.”
Chie stares at her with confusion. How would liking Orochimaru make her proud? ~Maybe she was in the middle of one of her romance novels again.~

Jun smiled at her daughter and then turned to her sons. “Ken. Seiji. You shouldn’t say things about people without permission first.”
“But Chie’s always telling her friends about us!” Seiji argued.
“Without our permission,” Ken added.
“That’s because I love you so much,” Chie said with a hint of sarcasm.

Tsunade pulled Chie out of the kitchen and asked, “Why do you like him?”
“Umm… I-I don’t know…?” she said, her face heating up. Oh, she did not like this blushing thing one bit.
Tsunade gave her friend a look and sighed. “C’mon.” She grabbed her hand and dragged her up to her room.

“I know where my own room is Tsunade-chan,” Chie said, irritated.
“You looked nervous downstairs near your brothers, so I thought I’d bring you up here so you can tell me,” she said, flashing her rare, cocky smile.
Chie sighs and asks, “Jiraiya-san’s curiosity has rubbed off on you, hasn’t it?”
Tsunade shrugged and said, “Maybe, but also I’m a girl and girls talk about each other’s love lives.”
Chie sent her a glare and asked, “You won’t leave me alone until I do, right?”
Tsunade nodded and said, “And I might just tell your brothers that you said to tell Orochimaru.” “You wouldn’t!” “Wanna bet?”

Chie growled, admitting defeat, and started off with Orochimaru. “Well, he’s different from other guys, that’s mostly why. Also he’s a great Shinobi. He’s smart but does have a sense of humor. And umm he’s cute when he smirks… PLEASE DON’T TELL ANYONE TSUNADE-CHAN!”

“Don’t worry, Chie-chan,” Tsunade said patting her head, “You’re my friend and I will let you tell him when you’re ready.”
She gaped at her and said, “I-I can’t!”
“And why not?” she asked, raising her eyebrow.
“Well… ‘cause he’s him.”

~* Back *~
Well, the only good thing from that is that Ken and Seiji respected her privacy more and Jiraiya and Orochimaru are clueless.

“OK then, what do we do now?” Chie asks, putting away her kunai.
Tsunade shrugged. “I don’t know. But I have to go shopping, Mom needs some things for Nawaki.” She turned away, waved, and ran off.

“Well since Tsunade-chan’s gone,” Jiraiya said with a sly chibi smile, “I have research to do.” And before you or Orochimaru could say anything, he was gone.

Chie sighs and then laughs, “I don’t think he’ll ever change.” She heard a twig snap about a dozen yards away. She glances over to the direction of the sound and sniffs the air. She then sighs with annoyance, causing Orochimaru to raise an eyebrow at her.
“You’ll see,” she groaned. In little less than a minute, the Renski brothers, Ken and Seiji, came out of the trees and stared at their sister and Orochimaru.

Seiji opened his mouth to say something, but Chie's voice came before his, “Nothing happened if that’s what you’re thinking.” She could tell that Orochimaru was staring at her while she looked at her brothers.
“For your information Chie,” Ken said maturely, before his younger brother could say anything (again), “We were coming to tell you that Mom wants you to come home to help clean.” Seiji, who apparently forgot what he was going to say, nodded in agreement with his commander and chief of a brother.
Oh no… cleaning could only mean one thing.
“No…” she whispered to herself.
Orochimaru walked up next to her and asked, “No, what?”
Chie shakes her head and mentally cursed at herself for saying that out loud. “Nothing, Orochimaru-san!” she smiled while scratching the back of her head nervously. “I was just, err, enjoying the silence that was here before Ken and Seiji came!” She laughs nervously and then sighs. Nothing can get this snake to lose sight of what he wants.

“Her dad’s coming and Chie doesn’t like him,” Seiji piped in. Curse his 7-year-old brain… Orochimaru looked her in the eyes and she quickly nodded, before she could get caught in his golden eyes.
“He’s just so… I can’t even describe that…” Chie held held tongue otherwise her mother would have her head if she heard the boys repeat what she were going to say.
“So your demon father is visiting,” the snake chuckled.
“Don’t get any ideas Orochimaru-san, he’s 10 or 20 times stronger than I am!” Chie said, knowing that chuckle. And to make matters worse, there was a hint of concern in it. ~SHIT!~ Her brothers chuckled, causing her to groan in annoyance.

“Well, I’ll see you around, Orochimaru-san,” she said with a small smile, walking to her brothers. She took their hands and walked in the direction of their home. Chie felt her ears twitch as Orochimaru walked away. She sighs and the spaces out, anything to get the thought of Riku coming out of your mind. Thank the gods that she had trained herself to control her mind from wondering to the snake ninja.

“Onee-chan, why do you hate your dad?” Seiji asked with pure innocence in his voice.
Chie smiles slightly at him and answers, “Because he doesn’t love Mom, or me for that fact."
“But if he didn’t love Mom, you wouldn’t be alive!” he whined.
She shook her head and said, “It’s too complicated for you to understand Seiji. He doesn’t care about what happens to her or us. He only cares about me getting stronger so that I don’t make him look weak.” The sound of disgust was heard throughout her voice, even your brothers caught it. Ken nodded, as if understanding, while Seiji looked at the ground sadly. The walk home was continued in silence.

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ah...very interesting can't wait for next update!

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Next part, Away!!!! ;D

~* At home after cleaning *~
Chie glared evilly at the bucket and cloth she was putting away in the closet, growling to herself. Ever since she got home, everyone stayed well away from you. Every time she passed her mother, Chie could see concern in her eyes. Footsteps neared her when she slammed the closet door.

“What do you want, Masaru?” she snarled, smelling her stepfather’s scent.
“To see what’s the cause of your mood,” Masaru said as he came around the corner. “You’re mother asked me to ask if it’s because of your father.”
“If she’s worried she should ask me herself,” Chie grumbled, pissed.
“We knew you were going to say that,” Masaru chuckled. “Well, you’re mother knows that you open up to me more that her when it comes to him. C’mon sit down.” He sat himself down in a kitchen chair and motioned her to the one across from him. She growled quietly to herself as she sat down. “Well?”

“I just hate it how he doesn’t care!” she screams, unable to control herself, after a long silence. “All he cares about is my strength, nothing else! He doesn’t want his reputation ruined by me! That ‘s the only reason why he even comes by! He wouldn’t even care if Mom, Ken, and Seiji die tomorrow!” Tears were pouring down her face before she finished.

Masaru got up and rubbed her back. “That’s not true, Chie,” he quietly said, “He may not act it but he does care. I’ve caught him a few times with Jun.”
“It’s an alibi,” she sobs, “I heard him talking to himself when he was leaving the last time he visited. He asked himself why does he waste him time with these mortals and hanyou. He doesn’t want you guys to know.”

The two of them sat there like that in silence for a few more minutes; Masaru there to calm Chie, while she sobbed quietly, waiting for the tears to run dry. By the time she was done, the smell of salt burned in her mouth. She got up and nodded at Masaru, “Thanks Masa.”
“It’s what I’m here for,” he smiled, “Now you go make sure your brothers did their jobs, I’ll go let your mother know you’re fine.” The two of them parted in the hall.

When Chie turned a corner to her room, Ken and Seiji were there with frightened looks on.
“What’s wrong?” she asked, kneeling down to their height.
“Y-you screamed and…” Seiji trailed off as tears formed in is eyes. ~Oh please don’t cry I already have salt stuck in my nose.~

She hugged both of them, knowing Ken was scared too, and says, “It’s ok, I wasn’t in trouble. Sometimes when something’s bother you it helps to yell it so you know that you said it.” They both nodded and she says, “C’mon it’s getting late, you two need to get ready for bed.”
“Awwwww,” they both whined.
“Hey if you go now, I’ll have a surprise in training tomorrow,” Chie smiled.
“Really, Onee-chan?” they both asked, their eyes lighting up.
She nods and they ran to their room. “That’s is if you beat me!” She runs fast (for a human) and soon got ahead of them.

“No you don’t,” Ken growled. He tackled Chie’s legs and made her fall. Then he got up and ran over her back and Seiji doing the same. She could tell that she was going to be sore tomorrow morning. With a smile, she got up and walked the rest of the way to their room. By the time she got there, Ken and Seiji both had their pajamas on.
They had huge grins on their faces and Chie says, “Ok you win. Now lay down and I’ll get Mom.”

Chie left the room and met up with her mother halfway down the hall.
“Oh, Mom! The boys are waiting for you,” Chie said, a little startled from seeing her so quickly.
“Thank you Chie,” Jun said, giving a nod. Chie expected her to go but she didn’t. “Do hate your father that much?” she whispered. Chie looked at the ground and sighed. She knew that her mother still, somehow, loved Riku. Chie nodded and her mother said, “Please try and let him in a little, Chie. I know you’re upset that he doesn’t care, but trust me he does.”
She shook her head and asked, “How can you be so sure?” “A parent always cares for their child.” Chie gave her a look and then turned and went to her room.

She lays on her bed for a while before deciding that she was bored. Her ears twitch as she heard the front door open. ~That’s strange. I didn’t hear anyone knock or anyone leave ~ She sniffed for the newcomer’s scent and her blood ran cold. It was his…

Chie ran downstairs and saw him in the living room, talking to her mother. He glanced over to Chie and she sent him his ‘reserved’ glare.

“I see you’re still playing human, Chie,” Riku said.
“And proud of it!” she snarled. Jun looked at her daughter, as if saying, “Please get along”. Chie flipped her father off before turning back to the stairs. Before she could reach the stairs, Riku was in front of her in a flash. She took out a kunai just in time to block his sword that he drew with his demon speed. He started to push down and Chie knew that she wasn’t going to last long. Quickly she whipped out an explosive note and slapped it on Riku and leaped back.

“Chie!” Jun yelled. Chie and Riku ignored her and he took the explosive note off and crumbled it up into a ball in his hand and it only made a small explosion in his hand. While he was doing that, Chie went behind him and put him in a headlock, pulling him down to her height, and held the kunai to his throat.

“Seems like you’re getting rusty, kitty,” she hissed with venom.
“I didn’t think that you would have an intent to kill your own father,” Riku smirked. Chie growls, let him go, and put the kunai back.
“I just thought that it would have been best for you to know that I don’t welcome you here,” she growled. Before her mother could say anything, she jump to the top of the stairs and went to her room, slamming the door.

[Noah Hyuga]

Not bad. For the record, i like romance stories. lol

[dragonjinchuuriki3]

YAY! ;D

[xravenx]

lol
when is the next part? can't wait...i wanna know what happened!it's building up slowly and i have no clue! lol does anyone get that?

[dragonjinchuuriki3]

yes I do. I'm still writing it on mircosoft word and I'm up to pg 23 I think. I'm trying to put up a new part once a day.

[Noah Hyuga]

using Alans idea huh?

[dragonjinchuuriki3]

I am? lol I just thought of it myself... at least I think I did... AHHH!!!! I don't know anymore!!!! >o<

[Noah Hyuga]

lol. *grabs emily and starts shaking her* Calm down!! lol

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Claps and leave out the thread! ;D ;D ;D ;D
very Good

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I love you all for the feedback!


~* Next Morning *~
Chie sat up in bed as soon as the rising sun’s light shown through the window. Normally, she would have slept in until her brothers woke up, but with Riku’s scent in the house she woke up more times in the night than she could count. She rubbed her eyes and stare out the window, wondering how long Riku was going to stay. Last time he was only here for a day or two, so hopefully he wasn’t going to stay long. Chie were getting restless so she got ready for the day, wrote her mother a quick note saying she was out, and left the house.

She walked around the village, not really going anywhere. The cool morning air’s scent relaxed her whole body. She watched the small amount of villagers go about their business. She almost envied them for their simple lives. Chie let her feet take her to their own destination, which happened to be the training area she used with her friends. She stared at a random tree and then, for no reason, punched it as hard as she could. Her knuckles slightly pained as she examined where she punched. It was a decent size hole, about 3in. in and 3in. wide. She continued attacking the tree, focusing her anger and frustration on it.

She was unaware of the footsteps that approached as she was in blind furry.
“Now, what did the tree do to you?” a voice hissed right behind her. Chie, still in anger mode, punched the newcomer; not even bothering to look at whom it was. She only saw them when they caught her fist. Her pale green orbs met with Orochimaru’s golden ones.

“Orochimaru-san,” she breathed quietly, finally coming back to her senses. He let go of her fist and Chie looked down slightly, just enough not to look in his eyes, and felt a small amount of heat go to her face.
Orochimaru sat down on a near by rock and asked, “So what has made you angry?”
“You know why,” she says, “Riku came last night.” “So you come out to kill a tree for that?” Chie shook her head and said, “I don’t know why I just flipped out on the tree, I just needed to let out something, I guess.”

Neither of them said anything. To do something, Chie looked at her knuckles and saw them bleeding. Sighing, she began to lick the scratches clean. After she finished, she moved them to make sure her knuckles wouldn’t start to bleed again. Finally, she decided that she had enough silence and sat herself near Orochimaru and asked, “If I left the village and came back some odd years later, would we still be friends?”
Orochimaru stared at her for a second before asking, “Why, are you planning to leave?”
“No,” Chie laughed, shaking her head, “I’m just asking. So?”
He didn’t say anything. She waited patiently for him; he was most likely going over the possibilities of what could happen. “Most likely,” he said calmly. “Are you sure you’re not planning to go somewhere?”
Chie caught the sarcasm in his voice and laughed. “I just said I wasn’t, but… who knows what Riku has planed.” She mumbled the last part, but Orochimaru heard it.

“What do you mean?” Orochimaru asked, looking right in her eyes.
She couldn’t pull away from the golden orbs; they almost looked like they would give you something if you told the truth. “I’m sure you’ve notice, but I haven’t been aging right lately. I mean I haven’t grown in anyway since the end of last year.”
“Not like a human, where you can notice the change,” he said, as if knowing everything.
Chie gave him a confused look and asked, “What do you mean?”
“I’m not sure on this, but being part demon must have some effect on your aging. Demons live for hundred upon thousands for years, while humans only live up to 60-90 on average. Seeing you are half demon as well as half human, you must live for a couple of hundred years. With that, I would imagine that this would effect the way you age.”

She stared at him for a minute, digesting the information. Chie smirked/smiled and said, “Y’know what? Some times I think you’re a god or something.”
The snake chuckled and said, “I just have my guesses.”
“Very smart guesses,” she pointed out, “And the way you put things, they could just confuse an enemy.” “Why else do you think I mostly talk like this when Jiraiya’s around?” “… Good point.”

The two sit there, cat and snake, just listening to each other’s fading laughs and awaking birds. Chie started to bat at a blade of grass when she asked, “So why are you here this early in the morning?”
“My, aren’t we a curious cat today,” Orochimaru smirked.
“And is that a problem?” she asked, not taking your attention away from the blade of grass.
“They say curiosity killed the cat,” he chuckled. Chie stuck her tongue out at him and he decided to answer her question. “I usually come here this early to do some warm ups.”

She continued to play with the grass, feeling Orochimaru watch her. After 5 more minutes she decided that the grass wasn’t much fun and laid down and closed her eyes. She was more tired than usual and could feel sleep pulling at her. Chie was about to fall to sleep, but she smelt someone’s scent.
She jumped up and got in her fighting pose, growling. Orochimaru stood up as well and stood there, his fighting pose. She glared at one spot for a moment before her father walked in. Riku looked at Chie for a second and then a glance at Orochimaru.

“What do you want?” Chie snarled. Riku stayed silent and threw a scroll at her. She caught it without taking her glare off him.
“You may want to look at it as well,” Riku said to Orochimaru. Chie stole a quick look at it and saw that it was address to her and it looked like it has been opened.

“Chie, why do you carry a human name?” Riku grumbled, loud enough for you to hear, “it’s a disgrace.”
“Like I would claim your name,” Chie spat, “Someone that doesn’t even care for his own daughter or the woman who bared his child. That’s a disgrace.” The two of them glared each other down, waiting for the other to attack almost. Riku turned away and disappeared in the trees. She waited for his scent to go off before relaxing her stance.

She let out a breath she didn’t know she was holding, and opened the scroll. Orochimaru looked over her shoulder, his breath tickling her neck. Chie ignored that and read the scroll.

Kisaruga,Chie,

You are assigned to watch the Village Gate tonight with Orochimaru. Stop any traveler and ask them their propose for coming and make sure they are not lying or planning an attack on Konaha.

Good luck,
The Third Hokage

Well, that was pretty much straight to the point.
“That doesn’t seem too hard,” she says, “but why would The Hokage pair us up?” Orochimaru shrugged. Some how, you have a feeling that Tsunade may have had something to do with this… but that’s just assuming things.
“I don’t think that Sarutobi-sensai wrote this,” Orochimaru said. “What do you mean? It’s his…” “It maybe his handwriting but look.” Orochimaru reached over Chie and pointed to a spot on the scroll.
She looked and saw that it was a corner sticking up. She let out an irritated sigh and ripped the paper off the scroll, reviling the true message.

Hey Chie-chan,

Sorry about the top message, but I saw your father come in yesterday when I was shopping so I had to be careful. I was wondering if you and Orochimaru (I know his there!) wanted to hang out tonight, that way you don’t have to put up with Riku. Meet me, and I mean both of you, at the training spot after noon.
See ya soon,
Tsunade

“You got to give her credit for the precaution idea,” Chie said smiling, looking at Orochimaru from the corner of her eyes because he was so close to her.
He nodded and looked up at the sky. “You may want to be heading home,” he said, “Your brothers should be waking up soon.”
Chie giggled quietly to herself and nod. “See you later, Orochimaru-san,” she said on her way heading home. He let out a ‘hn’ and his footsteps went his own way. She smile to herself and headed home.