Naruto Roleplay with twists, Semi-advanced.

Fubuki kept his teeth slightly gritted as he tread as quietly as he could through the foliage. Of course, he still made some noise since he hadn't mastered stealth yet, but he wasn't just trudging through hastily. Hmm... a shinobi usually tries going for a place where they can see right? he thought to himself, looking in every direction.

Looking up, Fubuki could swear that he saw part of somebody. Is that her? Or that other guy? he questioned himself. So I'm just supposed to attack or something? Alright then, he thought, trying to remember how the simplest jutsu in his Clan worked. Fubuki never learned about his Kekkai Genkai in the academy, obviously, so sometimes he had a hard time remembering. So, bring a small amount of chakra into your hand, and a ball of ice should form. Suddenly push it and it'll turn into a spike... he thought doing what he remembered. He fired it at whoever was in the tree.

"Did that hit?" he murmured doubtfully. Cautiously, he walked towards the tree that he aimed for. Fubuki didn't know how to use his chakra that well yet, so he couldn't walk vertically and quickly up the tree. Carefully and slowly, he climbed up the tree. It left him in a vulnerable position, but he wanted to just take a look.

Heaving himself up onto the branch, he slowly got himself adjusted to crouching on the wood. He rarely climbed trees in his younger childhood, as it usually took time and he was always scared of falling. Now he was alot more confident in climbing them, but he still didn't feel that safe. He had saw older ninjas climb these easily, which made him feel a bit awkward. Looking around, Fubuki tried locating his sensei. He couldn't see her, but he was still looking around. Now, he knew that the ice spike didn't hit, which made him feel a little disappointed but not too much.

Slowly, Fubuki took a kunai out of his pouch. He didn't know the exact location of Aki, but if he threw the small ninja tool and got lucky she might reveal her cover. It was a long shot, but was worth a shot. He could attach something like an explosive tag, but he didn't have those yet. Suddenly, he threw the kunai into the foliage.

No response... he thought to himself. He was even less sure of where she was now. Would I would of heard it hit a tree or something? he questioned, looking around. His guard was slightly down as he looked around. Carefully, he charged up another one of his ice spikes, and he sent it in the same direction as the kunai. If there isn't a response that time, I'll have to search elsewhere he thought.

Wait that was a cat?! Um.... He could of sworn Aki would be there instead of that cat from before. He wasn't sure how to deal with the cat. "Hi there cat, um...". He would defend himself if he needed to, but he found it a bit awkward that he mistook a cat with a human. Well I guess she does look a bit like a cat... he convinced himself. Slowly, he looked down at the ground and then back at the angry creature.

"Phew," he sighed. He was afraid that that cat would attack him. The problem for Fubuki now was that he would have to be careful climbing down, which might take some more of his time. All of a sudden, his hair spiked upwards, and his grey-blue eyes turned alot more fierce than normal.Quickly, he stopped crouching and instead stood up. His alternate personality had taken over. Hopping out of the tree, Fubuki bend his knees as he hit the ground. It hurt a little bit, but not as much as he thought. Hastily, he made his way through the foliage again.

Hmph, I can do this easily Fubuki, well more like his brother, told himself. He was the complete opposite of Fubuki, alot more bold and brash, but they were still related none-the-less. He still had some sense though, and as he slowed down his footsteps became ever so slightly quieter.