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Naruto: Vengeance « Result #3 on Jun 12, 2009, 11:12pm »
Naruto:Vengeance
War. Death. Sadness. Five years ago, that was life in Konoha. After a grueling war with at Akatsuki, the great shinobi villages emerged victorious. As the villages had their celebration parties and feasts, a war was being waged deep in the heart of Konoha, a war on itself. Danzo, the newly crowned Hokage began to put changes in place, changes that were carried out with great secrecy. The effects of these changes shook the village to its very core. Konoha became a more military-based country and in this transition, its army secretly tried to invade Kusagakure. This invasion, however easy it may have seemed, failed. The hokage tried to keep this from spreading within the village, but slowly, its results. One by one, countries were disassociating themselves from Konohagakure. Its citizens, eager for answers turned to the Hokage for answers. Food supplies were running short and the shinobi were being offered less missions than normal. The saint that had led out of the war had turned them to a depression. The villagers, thirsty for revenge, planned on impeaching their Hokage, but before they could send the official letter, Danzo was found dead in his office dead. Cause of death: (presumed) suicide.
After the death of Danzo, life was in a standstill in Konoha. Missions could not be approved due to the fact that there was no Hokage to approve them and the embargo on Konoha had yet to cease. In this time of crisis, its only ally was Sunagakure. The council began to search for the village's new Hokage. Tsunade was out of the question because of her comatose state. The interim council, composed of Inochi, Shikaku, Chozu, Kurenai, and Gai, had to make a choice. The candidates for the position of Hokage were Kakashi Hatake, pupil of the fourth Hokage and son of Konoha's White Fang, Sakura, the pupil of the fifth Hokage, Tsunade, Naruto, the student of Jiraiya and son of the fourth Hokage, and Yamato, who has the closest link with the first Hokage. After a week of deliberation, the council named Kakashi Hatake Nanadaime. The new Hokage's first order of business was to repair the damaged relations with the other shinobi villages and bring the once-prosperous village of Konohagakure back to its former glory.
Meanwhile in Sunagakure, another problem has arisen. The village's Kazekage , Gaara, has suddenly left the village to go soul searching. The village, suddenly withou a leader, turned to his brother, Kankuro, to become the next Kazekage. Meanwhile, after the defeat of Tobi, the spot of Mizukage was left unfulfilled. The village soon went into anarchy, There are rouge gangs controlling separate parts of the village and the village in know as an outlaw's paradise. Currently, Kisame Hoshigaki is planning to take control of his former village and restore order. Back in Konoha, after years of trying to form bonds with the other villages, the village finally seemed to be at peace. This period of peace was very brief though. The village was rocked by a random attack. This attack was quickly attributed to the Gouka, a group of up-and-coming shinobi current residing in Yugakure. Konoha has now put a bounty on the groups head while the true attackers of the village watch from afar.
In the last five years since the fall of the Akatsuki to Konoha, Naruto has retreated in to the forests of the Fire Country to study, Sakura had become head of Konoha's Medic core, and Sasuke has returned to the village and is attempted to redeem himself by joining the ANBU, but the village is keeping a close eye on him. As for team Gai, Neji is busy reforming the traditions of the Hyuga clan. Tenten is now working at the Ninja Academy. Rock Lee is training in the forests and training ground of Konoha. In team Kurenai, the members are also transforming as time progresses. Hinata is now the liaison between Konoha and Kumo. Kiba is now acting as a tracker and a Hunter-nin, and is on a mission to track the Gouka. Shino is part of the Anbu Black Ops and is gathering intelligence for the village. Team Asuma is also growing. Ino has joined the medic corps. Shikamaru has become an interrogator for the village and is training the offspring of Asuma. Chouji has been promoted the to the rank of Jounin and is currently residing in the village.
After five years, many lives have changed throughout the Naruto Universe and as the story progresses, many more lives will be forever changed. This is the world and it is anyone's for the taking. There is no good or evil. There is no right or wrong. The only restriction is your imagination and beliefs. Set forth and conquer this wide world.
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wow power leveling « Result #4 on Apr 28, 2009, 3:21am »
On his way, the bearer of this present and message met his little son who, seeing what was in the basket, begged his father to give him some of the food. The foolish man gave him a lot of the porridge, a chapati, and some milk. When he saw the young man, he gave him the present and the message.
"Give your mistress my greetings," he replied. "And tell her that the moon is new, that I can find only eleven months in the year, and that the sea is by no means full."
Not understanding the meaning of these words, the servant repeated them word for word to his mistress; and thus his theft was discovered, and he was punished. After a little while, the young man appeared with the old farmer. He was treated royally, as if he were the son of a great man, though the farmer knew nothing of his origins. In the course of the conversation, he told them everything---about the fish's laughter, his father's threatened execution, and his own exile--- and asked their advice about what he should do.
"Great! That's great!" exclaimed the wazir's son. "There's yet time for me to return and to save my father from a shameful and unjust death."
The following day he rushed back to his own country, taking with him the farmer's daughter. When he arrived, he ran to the palace and told his father what he had heard. The poor wazir, now almost dead from the expectation of death, was carried at once to the king in a palanquin. He repeated to the king what his son had said. "A man in the queen's quarters! Never!" said the king.
"But it must be so, Your Majesty," replied the wazir, "and to prove the truth of what I've just heard, I propose a test. Please call together all the female attendants in your palace and order them to jump over a large pit, specially dug for this purpose. The man will at once betray himself by the way he jumps."
wow power leveling « Result #5 on Apr 28, 2009, 3:21am »
On his way, the bearer of this present and message met his little son who, seeing what was in the basket, begged his father to give him some of the food. The foolish man gave him a lot of the porridge, a chapati, and some milk. When he saw the young man, he gave him the present and the message.
"Give your mistress my greetings," he replied. "And tell her that the moon is new, that I can find only eleven months in the year, and that the sea is by no means full."
Not understanding the meaning of these words, the servant repeated them word for word to his mistress; and thus his theft was discovered, and he was punished. After a little while, the young man appeared with the old farmer. He was treated royally, as if he were the son of a great man, though the farmer knew nothing of his origins. In the course of the conversation, he told them everything---about the fish's laughter, his father's threatened execution, and his own exile--- and asked their advice about what he should do.
"Great! That's great!" exclaimed the wazir's son. "There's yet time for me to return and to save my father from a shameful and unjust death."
The following day he rushed back to his own country, taking with him the farmer's daughter. When he arrived, he ran to the palace and told his father what he had heard. The poor wazir, now almost dead from the expectation of death, was carried at once to the king in a palanquin. He repeated to the king what his son had said. "A man in the queen's quarters! Never!" said the king.
"But it must be so, Your Majesty," replied the wazir, "and to prove the truth of what I've just heard, I propose a test. Please call together all the female attendants in your palace and order them to jump over a large pit, specially dug for this purpose. The man will at once betray himself by the way he jumps."
wow power leveling « Result #6 on Apr 28, 2009, 3:20am »
On his way, the bearer of this present and message met his little son who, seeing what was in the basket, begged his father to give him some of the food. The foolish man gave him a lot of the porridge, a chapati, and some milk. When he saw the young man, he gave him the present and the message.
"Give your mistress my greetings," he replied. "And tell her that the moon is new, that I can find only eleven months in the year, and that the sea is by no means full."
Not understanding the meaning of these words, the servant repeated them word for word to his mistress; and thus his theft was discovered, and he was punished. After a little while, the young man appeared with the old farmer. He was treated royally, as if he were the son of a great man, though the farmer knew nothing of his origins. In the course of the conversation, he told them everything---about the fish's laughter, his father's threatened execution, and his own exile--- and asked their advice about what he should do.
"Great! That's great!" exclaimed the wazir's son. "There's yet time for me to return and to save my father from a shameful and unjust death."
The following day he rushed back to his own country, taking with him the farmer's daughter. When he arrived, he ran to the palace and told his father what he had heard. The poor wazir, now almost dead from the expectation of death, was carried at once to the king in a palanquin. He repeated to the king what his son had said. "A man in the queen's quarters! Never!" said the king.
"But it must be so, Your Majesty," replied the wazir, "and to prove the truth of what I've just heard, I propose a test. Please call together all the female attendants in your palace and order them to jump over a large pit, specially dug for this purpose. The man will at once betray himself by the way he jumps."
wow power leveling « Result #7 on Apr 28, 2009, 3:20am »
On his way, the bearer of this present and message met his little son who, seeing what was in the basket, begged his father to give him some of the food. The foolish man gave him a lot of the porridge, a chapati, and some milk. When he saw the young man, he gave him the present and the message.
"Give your mistress my greetings," he replied. "And tell her that the moon is new, that I can find only eleven months in the year, and that the sea is by no means full."
Not understanding the meaning of these words, the servant repeated them word for word to his mistress; and thus his theft was discovered, and he was punished. After a little while, the young man appeared with the old farmer. He was treated royally, as if he were the son of a great man, though the farmer knew nothing of his origins. In the course of the conversation, he told them everything---about the fish's laughter, his father's threatened execution, and his own exile--- and asked their advice about what he should do.
"Great! That's great!" exclaimed the wazir's son. "There's yet time for me to return and to save my father from a shameful and unjust death."
The following day he rushed back to his own country, taking with him the farmer's daughter. When he arrived, he ran to the palace and told his father what he had heard. The poor wazir, now almost dead from the expectation of death, was carried at once to the king in a palanquin. He repeated to the king what his son had said. "A man in the queen's quarters! Never!" said the king.
"But it must be so, Your Majesty," replied the wazir, "and to prove the truth of what I've just heard, I propose a test. Please call together all the female attendants in your palace and order them to jump over a large pit, specially dug for this purpose. The man will at once betray himself by the way he jumps."
wow power leveling « Result #8 on Apr 28, 2009, 3:20am »
On his way, the bearer of this present and message met his little son who, seeing what was in the basket, begged his father to give him some of the food. The foolish man gave him a lot of the porridge, a chapati, and some milk. When he saw the young man, he gave him the present and the message.
"Give your mistress my greetings," he replied. "And tell her that the moon is new, that I can find only eleven months in the year, and that the sea is by no means full."
Not understanding the meaning of these words, the servant repeated them word for word to his mistress; and thus his theft was discovered, and he was punished. After a little while, the young man appeared with the old farmer. He was treated royally, as if he were the son of a great man, though the farmer knew nothing of his origins. In the course of the conversation, he told them everything---about the fish's laughter, his father's threatened execution, and his own exile--- and asked their advice about what he should do.
"Great! That's great!" exclaimed the wazir's son. "There's yet time for me to return and to save my father from a shameful and unjust death."
The following day he rushed back to his own country, taking with him the farmer's daughter. When he arrived, he ran to the palace and told his father what he had heard. The poor wazir, now almost dead from the expectation of death, was carried at once to the king in a palanquin. He repeated to the king what his son had said. "A man in the queen's quarters! Never!" said the king.
"But it must be so, Your Majesty," replied the wazir, "and to prove the truth of what I've just heard, I propose a test. Please call together all the female attendants in your palace and order them to jump over a large pit, specially dug for this purpose. The man will at once betray himself by the way he jumps."
wow power leveling « Result #9 on Apr 28, 2009, 3:19am »
On his way, the bearer of this present and message met his little son who, seeing what was in the basket, begged his father to give him some of the food. The foolish man gave him a lot of the porridge, a chapati, and some milk. When he saw the young man, he gave him the present and the message.
"Give your mistress my greetings," he replied. "And tell her that the moon is new, that I can find only eleven months in the year, and that the sea is by no means full."
Not understanding the meaning of these words, the servant repeated them word for word to his mistress; and thus his theft was discovered, and he was punished. After a little while, the young man appeared with the old farmer. He was treated royally, as if he were the son of a great man, though the farmer knew nothing of his origins. In the course of the conversation, he told them everything---about the fish's laughter, his father's threatened execution, and his own exile--- and asked their advice about what he should do.
"Great! That's great!" exclaimed the wazir's son. "There's yet time for me to return and to save my father from a shameful and unjust death."
The following day he rushed back to his own country, taking with him the farmer's daughter. When he arrived, he ran to the palace and told his father what he had heard. The poor wazir, now almost dead from the expectation of death, was carried at once to the king in a palanquin. He repeated to the king what his son had said. "A man in the queen's quarters! Never!" said the king.
"But it must be so, Your Majesty," replied the wazir, "and to prove the truth of what I've just heard, I propose a test. Please call together all the female attendants in your palace and order them to jump over a large pit, specially dug for this purpose. The man will at once betray himself by the way he jumps."
wow power leveling « Result #10 on Apr 28, 2009, 3:19am »
On his way, the bearer of this present and message met his little son who, seeing what was in the basket, begged his father to give him some of the food. The foolish man gave him a lot of the porridge, a chapati, and some milk. When he saw the young man, he gave him the present and the message.
"Give your mistress my greetings," he replied. "And tell her that the moon is new, that I can find only eleven months in the year, and that the sea is by no means full."
Not understanding the meaning of these words, the servant repeated them word for word to his mistress; and thus his theft was discovered, and he was punished. After a little while, the young man appeared with the old farmer. He was treated royally, as if he were the son of a great man, though the farmer knew nothing of his origins. In the course of the conversation, he told them everything---about the fish's laughter, his father's threatened execution, and his own exile--- and asked their advice about what he should do.
"Great! That's great!" exclaimed the wazir's son. "There's yet time for me to return and to save my father from a shameful and unjust death."
The following day he rushed back to his own country, taking with him the farmer's daughter. When he arrived, he ran to the palace and told his father what he had heard. The poor wazir, now almost dead from the expectation of death, was carried at once to the king in a palanquin. He repeated to the king what his son had said. "A man in the queen's quarters! Never!" said the king.
"But it must be so, Your Majesty," replied the wazir, "and to prove the truth of what I've just heard, I propose a test. Please call together all the female attendants in your palace and order them to jump over a large pit, specially dug for this purpose. The man will at once betray himself by the way he jumps."
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