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"Hm, one of the classified ones."

The sake was great, nice and bitter.

Now, this comment caught both of the sensei's attention, both of them look over to the young girl, surprised. Hiruma glared, wondering how the hell she knew, while Talo just smiled, sitting forward in his seat.

"Really, how did you know?"

Nido just sat there watching how this would play out. it struck both the sensis quite well, so i could be she was right. which Nido thought would be fun, test his skills against much stronger oppenets. He would just wait and see, wich waiting happened to be a speacialty of his.

"Well, since she told you the drill, be ready for a spar tomorrow. It will be fun. In the meantime, I think you should all go home."

As much as Talo enjoyed having company, he knew that both him and Hiruma had a couple of things to talk about. Standing up, he gave them all a friendly smile.

"I do enjoy your company, believe me, but you will need your sleep if you think you will be able to beat us... After all, we won't go easy on you."

Giving a dark smile, he almost matched Hiruma, whose eyes seemed to pierce through the kids as his smile darkened.

"Yes... Unlike Talo, I don't plan on holding back."

He knew that Talo would, after all, it was against his nature to hurt people who couldn't protect themselves. Sometimes he wondered how he had Talo become his sensei in the beginning, especially with their personalities so different. It didn't matter though, Talo was the only one aware of his demon other then the third, and he didn't plan on switching any time soon.

After all, if this damned thing gets out, he's the only one who can stop me.

Nido wasted no time in leaveing, as soon as he knew he was free to go he left. Making his way back to his small apartment. He walked quietly, not for practice, there wasnt anyone out, but out of sheer routine. He went past his house, made a few laps around the area. even sat outside for a while before sneaking to his door. He did not wish to be seen, he wasnt sure why but that was what he was taught. Slowly he entered the small one room apartment he called home, set his alarm. and got ready to sleep.

Then he noticed the expected scroll sitting on his desk. once a week on of these would turn up, and in the morning it was gone. he tried a few times to catch the person but he failed everytime.

Slowly Nido sat down lighting a candle then unroled the scroll, quickly he read through the instructions. applied his report on the begining of training, and some other happenings in the village, then he replaced the scroll getting ready for his rest. He would need all his strength for the next day.

With little sleep, Akina walked towards the training field, watching the sun as it slowly began to rise. She would be an hour early, yet she had learned it was proper, something that needed to be done. Her sensei's wouldn't even be there until 7, so she was safe, able to sit and watch the calm morning.

It was also a great time to think, which she had done the entire night. She had done more research on the village, but mostly found her attention on the legendary sanin's, having been inspired by the picture. After all, a lot of the people refused to say anything about them, especially Orochimaru. This only caused her to be more interested. So, going through some of the older journals she had found, she found everything she needed to know. She found that most of her research she really needed was in the journals around the city, especially since the books she found hid a lot of information.

Needless to say, she was sick knowing everything that she knew.

That man is sick... It's interesting how he can get people to trust him so well...

Hasses got up and hour early, and being to excited to eat left his house, hoping to arrive rather early. Then he decided there was no rush and slowed his pace so he could have a nice leisurely walk. He stared straight up as he walked watching all the cloud in the sky. And again his mind began to wonder. The next thing he knew it was almost time for the training to start, and he was going to be late if he didnt hurry. He sprinted off down the path arriving a few minutes before the sheduled time. and again he figured he would be the last one to show up.