Everything seemed as a normal day, yet again as Grey had woken up in his sleep. Bagy eyes looking for his door as he got out of bed in his dark room. Something didnt seem right to Toshin, after all he did not think it would be so dark. He headed over to his curtains and opened them, his eyes hurt by the blazing sun. It seems the shinobi had over slept but that didnt really bother him. Toshin had planned to spend his day relaxing, or that was what he thought. Grey opened his door and left his messy room, looking at his mother prepare his ramen for him. Toshin had remembered today was a special day, but he did not know why. Grey never forgot important things so easily but it seemed he had forgot about everything as he had slept. The shinobi looked at his mother and smiled and she did the same, as she waved for him to take a seat. An odd day it was for Grey, he had no clue what was going on until a hard thump on the door of his house was heard.

  Toshin looked confused, wondering who would be knocking on his house door at such a time. He impatiently got out of his chair and walked up to his door, opening it to notice a ninja with a letter in his hand. That was odd to Grey, but he just needed to find out what the letter had said. Waving his fairwell to the ninja he closed the door and began to look at the letter. He opened it slowly wondering if it were something bad. He had a surprised reaction as he read the peice of letter with excitment. It had all came back to the shinobi, it was the day he had the chance to take on his first mission. Toshin was very happy at the thought, and it seemed his mission was to rescue an old womans cat from a very tall tree.

Toshin was very excited, he just couldnt wait to tell Kazu about it. That is after he completed his mission that is. The shinobi got ready and packed his backpack with things he might need for a trap like plan he had thought of. He kissed his mother on her cheek and skipped his bowl of ramen. To Grey, it was worth it. Nothing this big has ever happened to him, espically if he got a reward for it. On the letter there was an address of the old womens house. He had decided to go there to get details on the cat, this way his job would be much easier. He began walking on the streets looking at different houses, until he spotted the one. Toshin went up to the door and slowly knocked on the door. He didnt plan to startle the old women, espically if she was the type that got easily tired or heart damage from unexpected surprises. Before Grey was an old women, that seemed very sad. I smiled at her letting her known that everything would be fine. Toshin had asked the old women on details about her cat and she spoke to the best of her ability. The shinobi took out a notepad and a pen to take notes. After the details were taking care of, he left the womens house and began his job.

  The old women had mentioned that I could find the tree south from her house, and that was the way Grey had headed. Toshin saw many cool things on his little walk but the greatest site was, a very tall tree that stood spic and span. Grey used one of his hands to block the sun and looked up at the tree. He had spotted a cat, and he was sure it was the old womens cat since it was the only cat he could spot. The shinobi sat at under the tree and began his plan. He took out a good big and fluffy pillow infront of him and then took out a sling. The sling was very stretchy which means the rock that he would hit the cat with would probably go far. Toshin had to have good aiming and he also had a backup plan incase the one that was currently developing failed. The shinobi clock one of his eyes and aimed at the cats bottom. Surely when the cat fell it would scratch the hell out of Grey's face, but all had to be done. Toshin picked up a rock and aimed at the same spot he had did for practice and a big sound wave left his ear as the rock flew at a high speed. He was sure the rock hit as the cat fell from the tree. Something was wrong, Toshin's pillow was in the wrong direction. He quickly moved it as the cat fell into it, scratching the pillow into shreds. After a while the cat had remained calm, that is before it scratched Grey's hand. The shinobi carried the cat with the pillow to the old womens house. She looked so very happy when she had saw her cat, but come to think of it what happened to the dog? Grey started walking along the streets, skipping his way home in joy. What an ordinary day.

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