[center][b] Haruhi Suzumori
Kirigakure Genin,

Team 14[/b][/center]

Haruhi's eyes widened as her teammate Rai brutally ended a few bandits right before her eyes. She noticed a different look in his eyes that terrified her more than those of the bandits they were told were their enemies. As he went to assist Minori-san, Haru felt a soft thud against her back, and then a poof. When she turned she saw a bandit had tried to stab her from behind, but that her clone had come to her rescue instead. She immediately dropped down and spun her leg out, making the bandit's fly out from under him and as he fell, she tried to stand, but he had clutched her ankle firmly. She tried to pull herself free but with a hard enough yank, he was able to bring her to the ground as well. 

She fell with a small squeal of fright and reached into her kunai holster to grab one. As he pulled her closer to him she quickly gritted her teeth together and stabbed his arm, pushing the kunai through and to the ground. She jumped as he screamed in pain, but as soon as his grip loosened, she scrambled away and left him there. As her heart thundered in her chest she stood and had to quickly dodge a flurry of shuriken that was thrown her way. It was then she saw one running at her full speed. With a quick hand sign she summoned two clones. As he approached her, she slid under and between his legs while her clones grabbed onto both of his arms and pulled them out wide. Using her hands to propel herself back up she quickly jumped above him and kicked him between his shoulder blades. Using both feet and all her weight, she was not surprised to hear two distinct pops and a crack as his shoulders were dislocated from his body, and his arms bent at an awkward angle.

As he fell to the ground Haru knelt on his back, having pulled out another kunai. She held the kunai to the bandits neck, ready to end his life...

Except, she wasent ready.

[I]I can do this...I can do this. I can do this.[/i] she chanted to herself in her head. In her heart she knew she couldn't, so she didn't make a move, she hesitated. Which, given the situation, was not a very smart thing to do.