Mission name: Kill The Boar
Mission rank: C [Repeatable]
Objective: Kill the rampaging boar that's been attacking villagers and destroying their crops.
Location: Iwagakure
Reward: 160
Mission description: A wild boar went on a rampage and started attacking villagers and destroying their crops. You have to catch in, and then either calm it down or kill it.
Mission details: The boar will be found in the Wild West of Iwagakure. Required Wordcount is 1000.

It was a rather interesting day; rumors begun spreading like wild fire, according to a few sources it had seemed like a boar had gotten loose. It was a ferocious beast and had manage to gorge a few villagers around it's wrecking ground. There were a few injuries but for the most part nothing fatal. The villagers were in a panic, even those who weren't close to the actual damage grounds. They feared it would eventually get bored and move onto bigger and better targets. Zwei made his way over to the Tsuichikage's building with the utmost haste. He seemed very determined to see what they wanted from him; for the most part he was always doing missions that didn't revolve much hard labor. He would clean up the park, take care of some rich kids, and even teach a class full of the most energetic children ever; however, he had never engaged in anything life threatening. Matter of fact ever since he became a shinobi the most life threatening obstacle he had encountered was engaging in a friendly spare with his companion and best friend, Kazu. When Zwei entered the room -- there were a few people accompanying Lillith at the time: "Is this the one that you were referring to Lillith, he looks frail -- are you sure he can handle this?" One of the villagers questioned as Zwei entered the room. A perplexed expression shaped Zwei's profile as he got closer to the people before him -- he wasn't exactly sure the reasoning behind the insults, especially since he wasn't properly greeted by these strangers.

Lilith immediately intervened with: "What do you expect, we still haven't heard back from Arashi back at the Summit, and also -- we don't have a lot of people to spare." She started, pausing for a bit before redirecting her attention over to Zwei: "He may not look it, but he is actually one of our finest Genin; he is at the top of his class and is under serious evaluation as a Chuunin." Zwei' shifted his attention over to Lilith, a faint smile shaped his lips as she spoke. This was certainly news to him, but he most definitely approved of the news and it was also nice that she defended him in such a manner. The man bowed his head accordingly: "My apologies then -- it's just been difficult, ever since this boar came. He has been nothing but a nuisance and a pain in my ass." He started off, pausing for a bit as he made his way over to Zwei: " He had destroyed our crops, attacked our stock, and has even attacked my family. If there is anything you could do I'll certainly appreciate it." Zwei bowed his head -- his expression devoid of any smile and his entire profile spewed with confidence. "I will get rid of this beast for you." The farmer removed his hat and bowed deeply to Zwei in pure gratitude: "Thank you, sir -- my farm is in your hands."

Without further ado Zwei gave Lilith a solemn head bow before making his way towards the exit. His hair bounced vivaciously with each step he made going down the spiraling building. Once he made it down there were already a few villagers that caught word of his mission. They gave him encouraging words as he passed by them -- they had the utmost confidence in his abilities and had already heard of his skill and technique. Rumors of him being a samurai, rumors of him being part of the zozo clan -- it seemed perfect. After several minutes of speed walking Zwei made it to the destination -- he was immediately greeted by the destruction. Fences were broken down and crops were stripped from the earth. There were a few clothes scattered across the ground, it seemed they were once hanging by a wipe to initially dry some clothes. Zwei progressed further through the destruction and eventually he had come face to face with the wild boar. It's tusk were truely amazing, long in length and very jagged at the apex of it's tusk. It was massive, just from glance alone -- it was easily 200 lbs; the girth of the beast was fairly amazing and was filled with nothing but muscle.

Zwei was standing roughly 20 yards from the beast, but upon further investigation he caught a glimpse of a few scars and other wounds across it's flesh. There was obviously a struggle, but even so the beast itself didn't seem phased by the whole ordeal. The beast's hind leg dug into the earth as if it was going to charge -- it's head jolted up a bit, as if he was trying to intimidate Zwei. Zwei didn't falter and didn't even flinch for that matter. An idle hand motioned over to his wooden sword, grasping it firmly at the hilt -- he bent his knees slightly and assumed position. The beast huffed and puffed a few more times, merely bluffing as it kept it's distance -- Zwei's emerald hued lenses intensified, almost as if he was piercing through the beast's very soul. A green aura formed around his sword, illuminating as the chakra begun to intensify it's potency. Zwei would end this with much haste and try to make it as painless as possible. "You brought this upon yourself beast." He uttered quietly -- moments after he made his remark the beast made it's charge; Zwei countered by making a charge of his own and just as they were about to collide and make their paths he unsheathed in sword and extended it out before him while making a quick slash at the beast. He slid forward and held his sword out to his side. A trickle of blood slid down Zwei's forehead along side the side of his face.

The beast immediately collided to the earth, and slid a few feet before coming to a halt -- the moment they met, the beast was stricken and life was taken away the moment Zwei's sword met it's flesh. It was quick and precise -- just as he was taught. Zwei stood up and exhaled deeply, relieved that he managed to take the beast out with not a lot of effort for the most part. It was nice to see that all his training had paid off thus far. A few farmers came out of hiding and approached the beast. "There should be enough to feed you guys for a few days, don't let him go to waste." He uttered softly, before re sheathing his blade and making his exit.

1119 / 1000 MISSION COMPLETE