Is this for another site? Because We already have Diamond Heights University in Iwa for this.

Sero wrote:Is this for another site? Because We already have Diamond Heights University in Iwa for this.

Oh no not at all! D:

I didn't even realize there was a school like that in Iwa (I'm a konoha nin so I never even looked there sorry) It's more like a OOC AU that doesn't take in saga guidelines/chakra limits/ jutsu restrictions. Or like a side story thing that doesn't effect a character's plot or story at all. Plus it's i imagined it like a comedy/slice of life school AU on a ninja academy, and anyone can join so it's not supposed to be all that realistic too.

Ah.... I was just kinda bored and since I've been waiting forever to get my chara approved and my friend already has his chara approved I felt guilty/impatient... and really wanted to Rp something

Hope that clears things up! :)

it does indeed. Consider joining Iwa sometime. I play the Kage there.

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I looked outside. The sun still hadn't risen yet. I still had a bit before I needed to leave for school. I was a first-year at Shiawasena High, and I knew that leaving a good impression on my teachers by being early was important. I was one of those types slept during the day and enjoyed the night to himself. It was better to travel while the moon was out rather than the sun for me, as I had a genetic predisposition to light sensitivity. Of course, that came with the kekkei genkai of being able to see a broader range of electromagnetic waves, but it put me on a weird schedule. The annoying thing was that school was during the daytime, so my internal clock was constantly being thrown off. I tried not to take naps during class, but sometimes it was really testing the limits of my fortitude.

I sighed. I decided I might as well get to school a little early, and sleep while the other students were arriving. My first-period and homeroom teacher, Hanebasa-sensei, was pretty nice about these things. "Why can't they just have school at night?" I groaned. I slowly got up and got prepared for school. I was living in one of the school's dorms, so everything I needed was nicely concentrated in my room. I looked over at my roommate,  Itazura Sarutobi. He was still sound asleep. I considered waking him up, but decided it would be better to head out alone.

I left my dorm room at headed down the stairs, thinking of nothing in particular. I was just having that stream of unrelated thoughts that you sometimes can get when you're tired or your mind can't concentrate. Before long, I had reached the school doors.

"Well, time for another day," I said to myself.

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When I heard the door close, I popped open one sleepy brown eye. The sun was just beginning to come up as those little beams of sunlight shot through the window. “Looks like Burasu went and left without me.” I muttered to myself with mock hurt and a little chuckle at my loneliness. But who was I to complain, Kaitu was a-okay kid, worked hard and did what he was supposed to do. That quiet little personality of his could’ve used some changing. I smiled again at that thought, knowing that I would be the one doing the changing.

I did the usual morning routine and once again had trouble tried to tie my stupid tie. Why do we have to wear the color coordinated ties anyway? Oh right to tell others what village we’re from and immediately start forming village cliques with our wonderful matching ties.

I halfway gave up with the green thing when the knot was halfway down my chest and for some reason the tie part was really short. I breathed a “Whatever.”  I ran my hand through my hair, getting rid of bedhead and just messing it up more.

Walking down that nature trail to the school was a lonely affair, I must’ve been up early. Those cherry blossoms were blooming again, the trees looked like a sea of pink. The wind was blowing and the petals were flying annoyingly everywhere. I was brushing a few off my shoulders and trying to get the rest out of my hair when I noticed a green haired girl with long braids ahead of me and then good old Burasu next to her. They were both already at the school gates. Oh, is that why Burasu left without a word. I knew it wasn’t true at all, but it was just fun to imagine that stick in the mud having a little fun. The girl looked cute enough, green eyes, green hair, green bow (so she’s from Konoha), but hardly a chest. I’d probably seen her around before, maybe she was in homeroom with Burasu and me. Thinking of homeroom got me thinking about Hanebasa-sensei, now that woman had a chest. And nice legs with that short skirt of hers.

I hardly realized it but some blood began dripping down my nose. “Crap! I really gotta fix that one of these days.” I cursed under my breath at my own perverted thoughts. I didn’t even see anything this time and it started! Damn me and my high blood pressure.  Act casual neither of them will notice! I covered my nose with my hands and tried to think up some excuse. All these stupid flower petals! Geez, you know I’m allergic to the flowers guys? And it’s allergy season and I’m sniffling and sneezing like a dying horse. Haha! That was a great excuse if either of them asked.

I just need to get past them to get the bathroom in the main building, take some toilet paper and clog up my nostrils. Before I knew it I was already at the school gates. “Hey guys!” I waved with one hand keeping the other over my nosebleed. “Terrible weather we’re having! Especially since I’m allergic to all these flowers and they are everywhere it’s so terrible!”

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I reached the gates relatively quickly, however they were locked when I tried them. I forgot that they locked them over the weekend. I must be really tired today, I thought to myself, to forget such a basic thing. I sat down and decided to meditate until someone came to open up school for the day. It was very peaceful, and I could tell the sun was rising from the sudden heat I felt on the back of my neck. I grimaced, longing to be inside when the sun came up.
I heard a voice ask, "I wonder if anyone else comes earlier than this?” so I stood up. As she came closer, I could see that it was a singular girl with two long braids and the school uniform. I looked for another person, but she was either talking to herself or a person who for some reason decided to cut their conversation off early and vacate the premises. I guessed it was the former, but I did not want to draw an incorrect conclusion.
As she saw me, she exclaimed, "Oh so there are other students this early!" At this point, I knew she had to be talking to herself. I knew her name was Tsuru, though I forgot her family's name. She was in my homeroom class.
Just as she was opening her mouth again, to talk to me or herself I wasn't quite sure, she was interrupted by an all-too-familiar face running up the steps behind her.
“Terrible weather we’re having! Especially since I’m allergic to all these flowers and they are everywhere it’s so terrible!” Itazura exclaimed. I closed my eyes and sighed. I've known him long enough to know that he gets nosebleeds every time he thinks of something...indecent. Even besides that though, it was one of the most poorly delivered lies I'd heard in a while. Something the girl said had taken me out of my thoughts though. She claimed she knew some medical ninjutsu. I always had a high respect for those who practiced that art. Maybe the talking-to-herself thing is just a strange quirk. However, the girl didn't do much to bolster my respect for her after she tripped over her own feet. When she got up, I noticed something, probably blood, trickling down from her nose. I didn't have any medical ninjutsu myself, but I had a pack of tissues handy. With the amount of times Itazura has bled from his nose, I needed to always be ready to stop him from bleeding all over our dorm room floor.
"Good morning, Sarutobi-san," I said as I walked over to the two. I handed the girl a tissue before extending my hand to her. She smiled and took it, so I helped her up.
"Here," I begrudgingly stated as I turned around and tossed the pack to Itazura. When I turned back around, the girl was dabbing at her nose with the tissue. The blood flow seemed to be subsiding, which was good. The injury didn't look serious at all.
When she finished cleaning up the blood, she looked up at me. I decide to introduce myself.
"Hello. I'm Kaitu Burasu, and I'm sorry about..."
"Itazura Sarutobi" interrupted Itazura as he held out his hand. I looked at him, slightly annoyed that I had been interrupted. A teacher, our homeroom teacher in fact, came out of the schools main entrance and unlocked the gates.
"Come on guys! It's almost time for class! Ita, you ok?" exclaimed Hanebasa-sensei.
Tsuru had turned excitedly towards the gates and Itazura's nose had started bleeding again, though he was trying to hide it. He mumbled an apology about allergies, but I don't think Hanebasa-sensei noticed. As evidenced by the fact that we were still the only three around, very unusual for Itazura to be one of the first to school, we actually still had a while to go before the first bell rang. Even so, we decided to follow Hanebasa-sensei to our common homeroom.

As soon as I finished my dumb excuse, I could hardly believe as green haired girl was actually naive enough to fall for it.  "Oh, I'm so sorry! That has to be such an aw—Oh my gosh!!" The girl exclaimed in a state of panic, she was looking down at my tie, which had a few brops of red that I had had happened to miss. "You're bleeding! Oh my gosh those allergies must be really terrible if they make you bleed!!! I know some medical Ninjutsu, here let me help!" She immediately put up her hands and stepped close to me in an attempt to heal my nosebleed. I gasped in surprise at her suddenness and tried to step away, but it turns out I didn't need to do anything as the girl tripped over her own two feet and fell face first onto the ground.

" Uh you okay?" I asked, probably more embarrassed for her than she was for herself. She quickly sat up on her knees, a little red trickle of blood coming down her nose. Well, at least now we match. I thought to myself.

"Ah! Oh... It looks like I have a bloody nose too!" Ever the gentleman Burasu offered her some tissue that he always had with him along with a begrudging nod/sigh to myself.  "Good morning, Sarutobi-san," Well technically the tissue was usually for me since I had just a little bit of a nosebleed problem. "Here." Sure enough Kaitu threw me a package as well. I tore open the thing and dabbed a few tissue on my nostrils, it was always nice to be prepared. Or at least have someone else always be prepared for you.

Burasu went on to introduce himself to the girl. So... I guess they really didn't know each other after all? Green hair seemed clueless enough as she also dabbed tissues on her nose. "Hello. I'm Kaitu Burasu, and I'm sorry about..."

Aw, c'mon! I couldn't let this guy apologize for me! Flat chest or not, she was still a lady and a man still needs to make a half good impression. Granted, I sort of lost that when I came up to her with a damn nosebleed but thankfully she was dumb enough to believe the allergy story. That probably also pointed at her own misgivings, but what can a guy do? Beggars can't be choosers.

"Itazura Sarutobi!" I interuppted and held it out to the girl with the most charming smile I could muster under the circumstances. Burasu obviously looked at me with an annoyed glare, but it was all a guy like that could do. Such a stick in the mud, why did I even toy with the idea of him having fun?

A teacher came out by the main gates before any of us could say anything more and before I could finally learn green haired girl's name.
"Come on guys! It's almost time for class! Ita, you ok?"Hanebasa-sensei exclaimed and of.course immediately noticed my nosebleed.

"Ah, nothing! Just allergies.. " I answered though quieted down at the end, Burasu's red eyed glare could get intimidating after awhile. Even then, Hanebasa-sensei didn't seem to notice nor that much care, considering she did probably know me by now. She did in fact notice green-hair with tissue still on her nose. As we walked to homeroom oddly together, sensei asked the girl if she need to go to the nurse's office.

" Tsuru, are you alright? Do you need to see the nurse again?" Hanebasa-sensei turned to her like a mom sighing at her clumsy child.

Again? What was this a reoccurring thing? I guess it'd be no surprise considering the way she just faceplanted the ground in front me just a few moments ago. And also, Tsuru. Must've been her given name, I wondered what the rest of it was.

After Tsuru had left  for the clinic, we proceeded on to the class room. When we entered, there was a nice peaceful atmosphere that would quickly disappear. I saw a shogi board laying on one of the desks. I knew that yesterday was shogi club after school, and I guess they just forgot to put it away. Evidently Itazura saw it too, because he walked quickly over to it.
“Hey Kaitu, care for a game?” he said in a taunting tone.
I nodded and walked over to him, taking my place opposite him on the board. I was still tired, but a nap would have to wait. Class was starting relatively soon now anyways, so it just wouldn’t be worth it. We set up the pieces, and decided who would go first with a coin flip. I won, so I moved the pawn diagonally right from my bishop, and the game was started. After a couple of rounds of playing, Itazura decided to try and engage me in some friendly banter.
“Hey Kai! What’s the difference between you and a ninja dog?”
He didn’t wait for a response.
“There’s a chance that even a dog could beat me at shogi!”
I was almost tempted to laugh, not at the humor of the joke itself, but at the laughably poor construction of it. My face remained a clean slate whilst I finished my turn, placing a bishop down and putting his king in check. He countered by placing a silver general down, blocking my bishop’s threat while at the same time threatening the piece itself. I had to retreat. I moved my bishop back a couple of spaces. He moved an advanced golden general diagonally to where my bishop was. The placement threatened my knight, so I used my own golden general to protect it. He moved his rook forward. Damn! I didn’t see that move. The purpose of those moves wasn’t to threaten my pieces to take them, he wanted to get them out of the way for a fork! My king and bishop were being simultaneously threatened, and I didn’t have a piece protecting either one! I was already behind in positioning, I could NOT be behind in pieces as well or it was game over. I had no choice I moved my king up one, sighed, and waited for him to take my bishop. He smiled. He picked up his rook and...took my golden general with it? I didn’t understand, and looked at him questioningly. My moved king was protecting that piece, and no piece of his could protect him. I quickly scanned the board. Nothing else was being threatened.
“Why didn’t you take my bishop?”
“Oh, your bishop! Yeah, probably should’ve seen that one,” he laughed as he smiled sheepishly.
I knew he saw it. There’s no way he couldn’t have. I looked at him slightly angrily. It just wasn’t fun when he let me off the hook for a stupid mistake. I begrudgingly took it, and continued going on with the game. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw him trying to hide a smile.