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Current "An apology is a promise to do things differently next time, and to keep the promise." - Ging Freecss
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“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” ― Nikola Tesla
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“I think and think for months and years. Ninety-nine times, the conclusion is false. The hundredth time I am right.” – Albert Einstein
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“Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise, so I am changing myself.” ― Rumi
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“Stand in the ashes of a trillion dead souls, and asks the ghosts if honor matters. The silence is your answer.” ― Javik
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@Partisan Think the first few episodes lol. Like the first arc. lol.

Sometimes I forget the details. It is peace times but he's pretty strong for the average Genin.
@PartisanI thought we were talking about Taichi Senju lol. Nah, Giichi is probably around Genin-Sasuke's level right now.
@PartisanYea I knew. He doesn't have the wood thing, he's just a very well-off ninja. Maybe a bit weaker than Kakashi.
I was gonna say who cares about Uzumaki and Senju anymore but now i wil say thier numbers are extremely less compared to the Uchiha.

Also for Senju blood, dunno what to say but how can he be related to Hashi? But i am interested in it for plot stuff. It does make sense.

The Naruto as ancestor makes a lot of sense.

Well from what we know:

Most Uchihas today in the rp came from Sarada. Plus assuming Sasuke have more children then we get the ressurection of Uchiha fast but i say otherwise. Less Uchiha, less problems for the rp. So let us keep it with Sarada.

Now for the Uzumaki. There's quite a handful of them scattered in the world but they aren't great in numbers either. It is fine to say Naruto as ancestor but to be more direct it is fine to say Boruto as well.


I was going to reveal it in a filler or a pointless post one-day but Taichi is actually directly tied to Tobirama. Tobi is his ancestor and his line has continued to use the Senju as a surname. I don't believe its been revealed if he had children or not, so I thought I'd play with it.
And finally my Genin is up. Tis a shame it took so long. Take a look and let me know what you guys think.


Daiki Naito


Even while lost in his hindering thoughts, Daiki could feel the sheer fun flowing off his teammates. The Genin that they were suppose to be watching was more of the happy-go-lucky assortment. That coupled with Aoi hi-jinks meant he in for a very long trek. He'd try his best to indulge in their banter but he wouldn't slide the delegations of his mind to the side to do so. As he walked, his found his hand tucked loosely in his pocket, the other swinging as he kept his pace.

He was not trying to keep up or maintain his place at the forefront. Only give himself time to think.

In the middle of such a thought, he caught Aoi leaping onto Doto's back from the corner of his sights. He shook his head and let out a hollow sigh. " Aoi, have you ever thought of actually taking a breather?" he asked with a dry chuckle. If no one else was capable of dragging him from his sour mood, Aoi would surely do so.
S A B L E


" Fuck you! I'm not done ... not yet"


Crimson petals burned slowly, crispy and dark pieces was pulled with the westward wind. They passed along his face with a cruel fate, destiny had not been nice to the greenery that had once grew there. All that was for several thousand feet around him was the dead spots, black and crumpled. The crimson petals were only the most recent to be affected by the intensity of his heat. The heat was visible around him, the clear fluctuations weaved up and down in various places, centering on him as if comforted by his presence.

He raised up with the help of shattered shortsword, standard for the fodder that now littered the charred earth around him. Some held tight to their weapons, still grasping them even as they were teleported to the infirmary. Others were beaten to the point that they didn't have the time to close their eyes; only the time to let them roll back and reveal the white was granted before they fell unconscious. Even now, on his third-straight day of training without water or food, had Sable been made to take a knee.

" You couldn't possibly ... Nghn, think this could take me down! Hell no, I'm nowhere near done. Fairy Tail is going need a strong leader to command its mages. I could care less for what you magic council dicks have to say, I'm going to bring it back!"

He shot forth a torrent of crimson flames from his feet, the fire sliced the earth like cookie-dough before up-chucking a slab into the air. Sable shot off the ground and landed with a thud onto its airborne surface, the moist earth beneath his feet threatened to break apart, only to give way to solid rock. He scrambled up the vertical rock before stepping off it pointed edge and even further into the air. From below he watched the fifty archers from the magic council pull back tight-bowstrings and conjured up an array of ethereal arrows.

" Fairy Tail has been put to rest for a reason, Mr. Rhodroth. Do not think the will of a single man can overcome the shield of Fiore. The sword of the King. And the law of the land." The commanding officer yelled from his place at the end of the firing line. "Fire at will soldiers!"

"Right!" shouted the army before releasing a storm that rushed towards him.

" My will is not that of a man's! But that of a Dragon's! Know my strength!" Sable's fist clenched up as he urged the magical strength hidden beyond to surface. A fiery essence raced from his core and burned him until he was forced to construct it into a physical form. The might of his enhanced flames; the proof that Natsu's magic resonated inside him, burst forth and with a blinding light, disintegrated the colorful arrows with a sharp, surrounding hiss.

Above he looked upon the council soldiers with anger that seared the very wind. The archers and soldiers grasped at their throats, some stripping from their armor while sweat poured off their bodies. Sable felt the weight of gravity leave his shoulders as three apple-sized flames spiraled over his right shoulder, keeping him afloat. He bit his lip and felt the exhaustion that sent the soldiers below scrambling for water.

Well his training was finally over. As usual he marveled at the infinite expanse of the sky. A great blue that could not be bound or touched like the ocean. This place was truly free. Though lonely at times, he could feel the greatness and legend that came with it. And he wanted it to be his. Like the sky he would be a infinite ... Or perhaps he was just thinking randomly again. He tended to do that lately.

A glance was spared for the scorched earth in the form of a fluid, curving maneuver. He paused as if laying on a slanted, upright sofa. The wasteland had not faired well. He was sure he had just destroyed the homes of thousands of animals. But it worth it to grow stronger. With this strength, he felt that he had finally surpassed those that would betray him. And he owed it all to Kyou and Oriel.

From below he spotted Rush flying towards him. Sable cut a path through his heat for the exceed, she had grown lately. " You did great, Sable-Sable. I'm so proud to have you as my partner."

"You should really kick that habit's ass, Rush-Rush. Don't you know I'll be king one day. It'll be embarrassing," he teased before placing his hand on her head and rubbing it.

She nodded before flying in his chest and snuggling him. Sable could only answer by letting his anger and Slayer move fade away as he drifted to the ground. I have new friends now, Vyper's Bolt. Prepare to be put down like the snakes you are.

Daiki Naito


For a week he felt the dutiful wrath of Mentor's training. A arduous work that consisted of waking up early and going to bed late, only to have hours upon hours of workouts, sparring, and optical meditations in between. The events that he retold Mentor had only put a sour-countenance on his uncle's face. It made him look angry and deeply troubled, as if a rock had been thrown into his clear pond. In the end it seemed to only bounce back and doubled Mentor's troubles.

When he was approached with tending to a mission with Aoi, Haruka, and a genin; Daiki had only met them at the gates of the Naito compound and walked onward. His mind was too busy with decisions, inquires, and worries for him to even greet them properly. A short nod to each of them were about all they received, that, coupled with his "short-responses" on the way to the gate had spelled out his mood. He was feeling rather despondent and bothered.

Holding the strap to his pack on his back, which held the usual tools; Daiki listened while looking out towards the trees surrounding the village. The message was simple enough, the mission low-risk. Something he wasn't actually akin too but welcomed with full arms. His soon drifted to the aftermath of the Minamoru incident. What more could he have done? what more was required? The Jashin was still in Konoha and that thought bounded his legs tightly with reluctance. He was already fearful to leave the village, even though he knew it was silly to worry. If things took a harsh left for the worse, the Hokage would defend the village fervently.

Barely registering the muted voice of the person reading the mission, Daiki headed off without a word down the path towards the Village of Rijin. Aoi and Haruka were both capable of mentoring the boy, far more than himself. They could handle him and he would simply be around in case things went haywire.

This is bothersome, he thought to himself.
S A B L E


The flames that spurted on his shoulders soon dwindled to small ambers, his eyes falling to closed lids as his will waned. His chin rested on the lithe shoulder of his opponent, too tired to move and too tired to care. He had only felt such fatigue twice in his life. The first was when he traveled five days and nights as a youth to escape from his past, the other was training Rhodroth for the first time. Things had changed since then, he had become a mighty and dare-he-say feared wizard. But the feeling of depleting his magical reserves still burned his gut like a foul hunger.

He felt meager, almost infantile as he sniffed out Oriel's exorcist flames. Small intakes of air would be heard in her ear, the flames behind curved into his vision and ran towards his mouth.

Just a little ... Just a little! he told himself.

Daiki Naito


Clones and more clones, ninjas had really become adept as using the tactic. If not for his own quick thinking, he wouldn't have escaped the wave of fire that was released from the three clones. He emboldened Anemone with chakra and from behind the red-hot beam, waited out the assault. When he it finally ceased, he looked up to check on Aoi, who was still hanging from above.

That's good. I shouldn't worry as much as I do about her, he told himself, turning his eyes towards the grunts and tumbles of Yamato Minamoru. The Prodigy came to a halt near his feet, garnering his stoic gaze. It wasn't even a second later that Yamato raised back up and charged into the battle. If the snob didn't have anything else, he had moxie. From their thrones of rubble, the three brothers went to ramble about the chunins. His calm was maintained on the surface but greatly chipped on the inside.

Do they know about ... my eyes, he wondered, suppressing the urge to cover it in his time of uncertainty. Impossible, only on the compound have I- Daiki was frozen as a grim possibility ushered itself inside of him. Was it possible that the Jashin's infiltration into the leaf was grander than they expected? Just how many covert operates did they have lurking around? His eyes glanced around for enemies in the building before darting back to meet his opponents.

The smaller one and taller one leapt into the fray of the chunins; Daiki retreated in a blur of motion a few meters away. The smaller one followed after him, spouting on about a three-way dance. He could only smile at the comment before witnessing the veil of fire rush from the small-brother's lips. Mentor's permission to use his Sharingan echoed in his mind. But did he absolutely need it, was it worth the exposure?

He decided if it meant he'd live, that it was worth the risk. With a swirl of movement, his eyes gained the two tome seals and faded into a deep crimson.

Beyond the flames he saw the shadow of a full thrust launching his opponent over head and the glinting kunais that traveled with explosive tags planted on them from below. Everything around him was exceptionally slower, if not easier to pick apart. The charka of his friends and his opponents were lit up in the chaotic building. His mind was a cruel and cold calculator, it once offered up the lives of his comrades in order to come out victorious. But now, Daiki could see other possibilities.

With a flicker of movement, he transcended normal speed. And burst forwards with Anemone spearheading his path for grounded brother. The katon-man may have thought that he hid his attack well, that he would have the time to detonate, or speak. But in a battleground, where a life was the bet, Daiki would never lose.

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