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Academy Days: The Saga Begins!
Who: Adela Milani (
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When: January 3rd-31st
Where: Konohagakure's Ninja Academy
Notes: Adela is one of the chuunin recruited to be a teacher's assistant for Iruka at the academy! At times it's rough, and at others it's fun, but to be a future Hokage one has to know how to address the youth of Konoha! And, well, give them proper reprimand for nearly burning the buildings down on a weekly basis.
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Adela didn't think she'd have such a hard job in assisting Iruka with his academy classes, but man was she ever exhausted! Between running around, teaching kids combat and stealth skills, breaking up spars that were going too far, dousing fires, testing kids meticulously, and dragging the kids who played hooky back to the classroom for extra lectures and hidden evasion exercises? She was exhausted. Even thinking up that list was hard work!
If Adela wasn't running around and helping Iruka however she could, she was taking one of the few breaks she could with a sigh, a bottled water, and a tune to hum to herself. It wasn't like she was the only aid he had, but that didn't stop the work from being any more tiring. At least on missions out of village she occasionally had the chance to rest!
But, maybe she was being too negative. A smile tugged at the teen's lips as she watched the kids, growing up into the next generation of protectors for the village in a relative era of peace. The future that she'd be protecting with all her might, along with every other shinobi there. Yeah... Times like this, it felt worth it. It felt like her goal was even more important then.
Not that she'd tell the kids that, between teaching them, praising them for good work and scolding them for giving less than their very best in their efforts. There was simply no time, but they didn't need to know the hard work of adults yet either. They were still kids, and they were still allowed the time to be young and carefree so far as she could see.
Yeah. This was way better than her days in Kiri. This was Konoha's Ninja Academy.
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When: January 3rd-31st
Where: Konohagakure's Ninja Academy
Notes: Adela is one of the chuunin recruited to be a teacher's assistant for Iruka at the academy! At times it's rough, and at others it's fun, but to be a future Hokage one has to know how to address the youth of Konoha! And, well, give them proper reprimand for nearly burning the buildings down on a weekly basis.
Adela didn't think she'd have such a hard job in assisting Iruka with his academy classes, but man was she ever exhausted! Between running around, teaching kids combat and stealth skills, breaking up spars that were going too far, dousing fires, testing kids meticulously, and dragging the kids who played hooky back to the classroom for extra lectures and hidden evasion exercises? She was exhausted. Even thinking up that list was hard work!
If Adela wasn't running around and helping Iruka however she could, she was taking one of the few breaks she could with a sigh, a bottled water, and a tune to hum to herself. It wasn't like she was the only aid he had, but that didn't stop the work from being any more tiring. At least on missions out of village she occasionally had the chance to rest!
But, maybe she was being too negative. A smile tugged at the teen's lips as she watched the kids, growing up into the next generation of protectors for the village in a relative era of peace. The future that she'd be protecting with all her might, along with every other shinobi there. Yeah... Times like this, it felt worth it. It felt like her goal was even more important then.
Not that she'd tell the kids that, between teaching them, praising them for good work and scolding them for giving less than their very best in their efforts. There was simply no time, but they didn't need to know the hard work of adults yet either. They were still kids, and they were still allowed the time to be young and carefree so far as she could see.
Yeah. This was way better than her days in Kiri. This was Konoha's Ninja Academy.
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"Nah, personally I would've written it on his forehead, so I think he got off pretty light.." he grinned, then squeezed her shoulders a little tighter. "You're good at this whole.. stand-in sensei thing. Have you looked after kids before?" Kiba only had a little experience from looking after the younger generation of his clan, but Adela was much more adept at it than him, and as far as he knew she had no clan younglings to speak of..
He liked being on good terms with Adela again - hence the comfortable physical contact - and liked seeing her in this kind of environment, too. She seemed to be very happy, and for some reason, that made Kiba happy too.
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And so, Kiba retracted his arm after giving her another little squeeze, and folded his arms instead.
"Yeah, though I think you're more of a moral role-model than I am." He mused, then nodded confidently, as close to a compliment as he might get for now.
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"Yeah, well.." He raised a hand to scratch at the back of his head. "Heh, it's why we're here, I guess." Why the hell was he blushing now of all times? It made no sense!
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Which was essentially a break for them, and a reminder that she still needed to eat. That was about when Adela started absently suffling in her pack, looking for the bento she had packed that morning. It didn't feel like nearly enough food then, but at least it could tide her over until all the kids were picked up after classes let out.
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Food was probably a good plan and, following Adela's suit, Kiba called Akamaru over so he could retrieve their lunches from the pack strapped to the back of the large dog. Iruka-sensei was probably only just settling the class down and taking a roll-call, so Kiba didn't spare much mind to spending just a little longer outside.
He wandered over to a mound of formed wood that acted as a bench, and parked himself down to tuck into what his mother had packed for him. He was probably too old to be still getting packed lunches, but Tsume insisted and when she insisted Kiba knew there wouldn't be room for argument.
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That was when she glanced to Kiba, raising a brow while still wearing that smile of hers, "Hey, Kiba. What've you got for today anyway?"
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"Looks like salted meat and noodles," Kiba grinned, half a thought away from fist punching the air. His mothers cooking was unprecedented, but out of all the meals she made, this had to be one of Kiba's favourites. The Inuzuka nose was meticulous about smells and sometimes it proved their downfall in the cooking department since spices tended to often taste too strong, but Tsume had cracked the secret... and the evidence was sitting in Kiba's lap.
"Oh, I forgot!" he announced suddenly, and lifted the top tray of the bento to reveal a kibble of cuts in the box beneath, which he placed on the ground for Akamaru.
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And it was with contented silence that she just ate, occasionally glancing to Kiba and Akamaru throughout. Not that there was much to talk about, but... Well, just sitting together was nice in its own way, too.
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He'd snapped his own chopsticks apart long ago, and was half way through his noodles in mere minutes, almost like he'd inhaled the meal.
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Still, it took her longer to get halfway through as she glanced to the building again. Classroom was oddly quiet, too... Not that it was a bad thing, but it was a little suspicious at the same time. Was Iruka giving all the kids a test or something? Well, as long as they were behaving...
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He only looked back toward the ground when a cold nose nudged at his ankle, and glanced down to see Akamaru placing the empty box in his lap. Kiba chuckled, and fit the two layers back together before sticking it back in his pack.
He focused back on Adela then. "You almost done?"
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Ah, the teasing was back. Although now it was much more affectionate than it had been - more like light teasing between friends rather than purposeful taunting. She'd have to get used to it from him eventually, no time like the present for a little more exposure.
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... Yeah she was totally pouting.
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"Anyways, you eat slow as it is, so if anything happened we'd probably have to leave you behind..." he carried on, squeezing her for good measure, just so that she knew he was kidding.
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Maybe Kiba just did that with his friends though, and if that was the case... Well, she'd feel better about it.
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"Either way," Kiba announced before she could get another quip in. "We should probably get back to class. You wanna race there?" There was a glint in his eyes suddenly, and a daring smile on his face.
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Give her a moment...
Before she was on her feet and already running there, laughing a little before she focused on just getting there before Kiba. Even with the head start, a win wasn't guaranteed!
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"Oh no you don't!" he yelled around a wide smile, immediately on all fours and sprinting across the sanded ground after her.
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Her only downfall was so willingly going against someone like Kiba, who had spent all of his life entering into mini-races with his clan-mates.. Years and years of trying to beat the speed of his mother and sister while dodging their blocks had equipped Kiba with an almost perfect alertness that meant Adela was next to no match for him, and soon they were head to head, with only a short way left till their goal!
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