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[h3][color=goldenrod][b]Jaakuna Sawada, The Sundance Kid[/b][/color][/h3][/center][hr]

There was so many thing happening that Jaakuna almost didn’t have time to keep track of all of it. Jaakuna had briefly looked towards Paneru’s direction as they shared a look. A smile went back and forth was given from the two of them and that’s when Yamato and Daiki further got into it even after Fubuku and Shin tried to stop them. Jaakuna thought the commotion would die down, but that didn’t happen, not even close. Daiki suggested a sparring match. Yeah, cause that was a smart idea. Jaakuna shook his head  when daiki said that. 

When Yamato went in for his attack, Daiki came back with his own. Jaakuna was all for party entertainment, but they were taking it a bit too far. First off, this was not no ordinary sparring match. This was a match that’s between two fully-fledged shinobi who wanted to kill each other. Jaakuna wasn’t smiling anymore after that. He dropped his beer can, hearing it splash on the ground, fizzing all over the grass. Jaakuna was on his way to stop it until he saw the trademark orange crystal that made Shin so famous around the genin classrooms. 

[color=goldenrod][b]“Beat me to it fucker.”[/b][/color] Jaakuna smiled as he proceeded to walk over to where Shin had stopped Daiki and Yamato from possibly killing each other.

Right next to Shin, Jaakuna looked at both Yamato and Daiki as both of them were still trapped within the Orange Crystal that Shin had placed them in. His face was anything but the happy-go-lucky that most knew Jaakuna to be. He had a very short on and off switch to his anger and almost killing each other was something that could definitely do that. Plus, Jaakuna liked Daiki…somewhat and didn’t want to see him kill himself while trying to prove a point or something against Yamato.

[color=goldenrod][b]“Yeah, you better be cool or else me and my home boy Shin will bust a cap in both of your asses, you understand?”[/b][/color] Jaakuna said eying both of them.