Sousetsu sighed as he left his home once again. His mission was a D-rank which of course, was realistically an easy task, but this was different. He opened the parchment as he walked his way to the academy and collected fruit for breakfast. 'The academy has had a recent influx in students whom either don't pay attention or are constantly disrupting the class. The sensei's of the academy can not take time to deal with the in-subordinates, and have asked that you deal with them. Ensure that the student will be attentive and well-behaved in class through physical labor or other means; note that you may not physically or mentally damage the child above what is normal at the academy (the maximum level of harm acceptable being a knockout).' Sousetsu let out another sigh.

"Damn! I hate trouble-makers." Sousetsu sulked. He thought of his time in the academy and remembered the plain rudeness and obnoxious children who spoke poorly of others as well as their sensei. Truly unforgivable in Sousetsu's eyes. Upon reaching the academy gates Sousetsu lifted out an apple form the bag from the fruit stall and took a rather large and fulfilling bite. The juices that exited the apples core ran down Sousetsu tongue and throat. The apple turned out to be much more satisfying than what he had first intended. He entered the vicinity with slight discomfort as he knew he would hate what the mission had in store for him.

He entered the classroom and bowed to the sensei in which he returned the favor. "My name is Senju, Sousetsu and I am here to discipline those who misbehave." Sousetsu stated but the children continued to roar at each other across the room. With his patience wearing thin Sousetsu slammed his hand on the wall beside him. "Shut up!" Sousetsu shouted. The class shortly fell silent. The sensei then gestured for Sousetsu to take a seat in the back corner of the classroom where he sat peacefully and silently crossing his legs. A few students had glanced over as they seemed to be unaware of the Chuunins purpose. A few moments later Sousetsu had noticed notes being passed around the room. It eventually led to a gap between aisle and the next desk and proved difficult to pass on unless they tossed it to the next participant.

Sousetsu took this opportunity to toss a kunai and hit the piece of paper with precision. The students became shocked as the kunai, now being accompanied by the piece of paper, had partially penetrated the desk in front of one of the students. A few were shocked and frightened while others who were father away slightly smirked and giggled. Sousetsu paid little attention to those who glanced at him and continued scanning the room for more children misbehaving.

He had noticed a little boy kicking the one in front under the desk. Sousetsu stood up and walked patiently over to the boy and tapped his shoulder for him to move. The boy stood up, clueless to say, and was taken to the ground in an instant by a leg sweep complimented by Sousetsu. He gave a cold, hard stare at the boy who tried to hold back his tears and lifted him to his feet so that he could return to his seat.

The sensei watched as this occurred and simply nodded and continued his lecture on the art of war. Fear was growing throughout the classroom and none dared to cross the fine line of misbehaving. The end of the day drew near and Sousetsu had no more disciplinary actions since the last as the children remained silent and were cooperative throughout the day.

The end of the day came with the sound of a bell. The children rushed out and Sousetsu finally got up and bowed to the sensei once again before being second to last out of the classroom, before the teacher of course. He exited the main gates and walked, just as he did on his way to the academy at the beginning of the day, to the Hokage's office in order to submit his mission as a success.