The day of Darkness; Saruno's past -[Private]-

Saruno was sitting atop a large branch in the middle of the forest, looking to the ground before him. He was thinking to himself, to his own mind, about the past he had went through in the past ten years of his life, finding the sword of chaos, Yuui, fighting an army all by himself. It was painful. Closing his eye all so gently, he laid a bit to his side, feeling a small breeze flow by his hair. It was a calm day.

he heard a rustle in the more dense and darker areas in the trees. a bit lower. it was a hot day.

Opening his left eye all so slightly, Saruno felt a small presence of chakra in the area, "Hello..." he said in his dark kind of voice, closing his eye once more. He wanted to know who was there, but he hoped for an answer.

( you sensed chi. i dont hold chakra, i absorb it.)

saruno saw 3 white senbons zipping torward his head.

(Stop Controlling my character, it's considered God modding...)

Sliding his left pal forward, he sent a massive wave of lightning towards the senbon, in giant pulses of darkness. The darkness deflected those senbon with ease, shattering the ground under it's movement, "Aneiparusu..." he said softly in his dark voice, "I don't want to fight today Miyuki..." he sighed, rolling onto the other side of the branch.

(srry) miyuki raied her head out of the tree. shining white. she looked horrible. " ............" after she saw who it was she went back to sleeping out the heat.

Saruno sighed lightly, feeling her presence, the Chi overwhelming his chakra sensing ability. It was truly something, feeling a strong presence, but it was amusing to see someone from another part of the world, "It's pretty hot today.." he said within his dark kind of voice, trying to make a conversation.

" i hate heat, it makes my blood gets warm. i dont know how you people can live with warm blood...." miyuki's whispy voice called out.

"I don't like the heat either, it screws with my chakra patterns..." Saruno said in his dark kind of voice. Seeing as another person didn't like the heat, he might as well say something else, "I like the shadows more than the light..."

" i cant really say that i like night or day since i cant see it. i just like the cold, thats-" miyuki started to cough.

Saruno turned to Miyuki, "Are you alright?" he said in his dark kind of tone, sliding down to her.

miyuki had coughed up a bit of blood. red, so it wasnt hers. " nothing, just ate my food too fast." she looked a bit sick. "anyway, whats it like taking the chunin exams?"

"It's amazing...Yet really tiring after the end..." saruno said in his dark, unrelenting kind of voice, "Yet i regret one thing while i was in that exam..." he sighed lightly, sitting back against the tree he was standing at.

miyuki, who was getting over her sicknes with her mind on the conversation. " what was it?"

"Killing half the competition..." he said within his dark kind of voice, letting out a small yawn, "It was way too easy..."

miyuki nodded. thinking of how easy the exam will be. " i guess it is."

Saruno sighed lightly, leaning back against the tree, "Than there's the thing i did with an army, i swiped my sword and it killed them all in a powerful blast, i'll never forget that moment..." he smiled lightly, closing his eyes all so softly, "So how are you Miyuki, i didn't get a chance to ask that yet..."

"a bit better." miyuki shrugged. " the army sounds fun, but im a bit tired of fighting for today...."

"As am i, i don't feel like fighting on nice days like this, takes away the peace..." saruno said, yawning all so gently.

miyuki become more awake as the sun hit the earth (so to speak) "much better."

Saruno let down a small sigh, letting his arms stretch out, then back to the back of his head, "So, what do ya want to do now, i can't think of anything..."

miyuki began to climb out of the tree.

Saruno tilted his head slightly, opening his eye to see Miyuki leave the tree, "Where are ya going?"

"my garden." miyukii simply said as she left the tree and walked down an animal trek in the moonlight.

"Can i come along?" he asked her, sliding his legs over the branches, then down to the ground, with a small 'thump'.