Grey woke up in the morning with a huge yawn. His breathe smelles bed and his tummy was callling for ramen. Grey breathe seriously did smell bad though, he had to brush his teeth two times to get the smell out. He put on his normal colthing and, went downstairs to his mother were she would hopefully have a bowl of ramen ready to go. Grey saw his mother sitting down reading newspaper. Everything was silent, no movement and noise at all. My mother looked at me then turned back to readig her newspaper. That was a very awkward moment, my mother seemed to be going crazy. Grey headed ovee to the dinning table and sat down quietly, looking at his Ramen. It was cold, something must have been up. It seemed Grey had to go out and get his own food, but he didnt intend to do so in a boring way. Thats when Grey came up with the wonderful idea of fishing. Grey has never went fishing, but from the looks of it he had no choice. The only thing he knew was the supplies to bring.

Grey got his fishing hat and changed into his fishermen clothing. He looked very sharp as he turned to look at himself in the mirror. Grey got his bait and his fishing pole, and brought his backpack full of other things that he might need. He was ready to go fishing. From what he has heard around Iwagakure, he heard the Waterfall point had lots of waters and rocks, so Grey decided to go their and try to catch some fish for breakfast. He might even catch a big one.

Grey was full of confidence about fishing even though he had never done it before. He walked out the door, slamming it and leaving dust behind in the house. His mother got angry, but he just kept walking. While walking, Grey saw Mako. Mako was a very good friend of Grey. They did everything together. When Mako saw my fishing pole, Grey had to let him down on tagging along. Manly because Grey wanted all the fishies to himself. Grey continued walking as he saw the sad face on Mako from behind him. Grey soon noticed something, he had no idea where the waterfall point was. How stupid could he be to go somwhere without knowing where his destination actually was. Grey didnt know what to do. he asked many villagers and they all didnt know. he soon begn to grew hopeless of finding waterfall point. Then an old man, came up to him. He knew were waterfall point was, but I had to bring back a big fish for him but, Grey had to bring bak a big fish for the old man. Grey had agreed with what the old man had said. The old man smiled and, pointed into the direction of which the waterfall point was. Grey felt so happy, he was dancing along the way in joy. Grey went into some trees, behind them were huge rocky mountains. Grey lost his happiness then. Iñstead he focused on getting around the mountains without climbing them. He passed the trees and was standing right infront of the tall mountain. Grey wandered if he was on the peak, it would be a great view. Grey thinker and think of a way to get across the mountain, since there didnt seem to be a way around. or a way that wouldnt involve climbing.

Grey had an idea after all. He had thought he would use his flashloght that he brought and walk it all out the next way around. The old man didnt say anything about this way, but Grey did not fel like climbing. So he took his flashlight out since it was getting kind of dark. His mother must be worried. grey didnt care at the moment, because he was hearing all different noises that he had never heard before. Grey walked up to n old cabin within the trees, on his way to waterfsll point. Grey checked if the cabin was abandoned or of anyway was home. It was empty. So, Grey went inside and took out some candals and matches out of his backpack. His backpack was actually usefull for once. Grey lit the candals and ate the sandwich he had wrapped up for lunch, which now became his dinner. He opened up the cabin window and saw the beautiful moon. He fell asleep looking at it, even though he didnt mean to. But, Grey could use a good nap.

Morning has come, and Grey woke up in the old cabin with drewl on his face. Grey never expected to drewl, but when he does he most likely had a good nap. Grey got his things together and threw away the candals. He felt like throwing out thebold cabin too but, it might have belonged to someone else. Grey came out of the cabin and streatched. He stretched his torso, his legs and arms, and began walking. To Grey it was good to always stretch at certain times. Grey passed more and more trees. The whole area around him had trees. Grey climbed the a tree, and looked out in the distance and saw a cave, that looked like it went threw the mountains. Jackpot. Grey climbed off of the tree and sprinted to the cave he saw. He was nearly there, then he saw some people. These people didnt seem like normal villagers. More like fisher man. This was very bad, if Grey didnt get there in time all the fish may have been done. Grey wouldnt allow that, so he ran up to the fishermen and asked if he could join them. As mysterious as they looked they actually wanted Grey to tag along since they forget their bait. Grey's plan was falling into order, he would somehow trick them into going a different way so they wouldnt see him sneak off to the right path. After spending an hour walking with the fisherman the waterfsll point was just ahead. This is when it was action time."Hey look I see the waterfall point"Grey said loudly. The whole cave eckoed casing it to shake. I led the fisherman to what seemed to be the waterfall point! But it was just a small lake, I led them back into the cave after they noticed what I was up too. Grey's plan failed, but he had backup plan. Grey took hold of the fishermen poles and stuck them into a rock. Wither thir strength it would take them some time to get it out. This was Greys free chance to run tk the waterfall point.

Grey ran to the waterfall point. When he saw it he gazed at the beautiful water, but more importantly the fish. At the waterfall point there was tons of waterfalls leading up to one point. Grey saw many rocks. Some may even be rare, so he put them in his backpack to take home. Grey went over to the point where all the waterfalls met, he saw many tasty good looking fish. In his backpack he puled out his foldable chair. He set it out and sitted in it. Grey put on his lure, and his bait and threw the pole into the water. Grey just now relaxed and waited for a bite. Five minites later, Grey had got a tug. He caught a medium sized fish, so far he was making progress.

Grey caught fish over and over. Each fish was very small, Grey wondered why. As Grey was thinking about hjs current situation another one came up before he could even find an answer. The fisherman he tricked came running after him, this is very bad. So Grey ran with his 4 fishes all around the place. He threw rocks at the fisherman following him. It weared them off. Grey was now fishing in a different spot. As if magic happened, Grey felt a strong tug on his pole. He must have got a big one. Grey pulled with all his strength trying not too overdo it. Tugging and tugging Grey finally got the big fish he needed for the old man. Grey walked out of the cave without the fisherman noticing, ran threw the trees with the fish wrappee upcin his backpack, and the big one in his hand. Once he reached Iawgakure, Grey saw the old man. Grey threw the od fish out to him, making him fakl to his knees. I smiled at the old man, and continued walking to Mako. Mako still was sad, but Grey cheered him up wirh a fish smack to the face. Mako followed me to my house, and we saw my mother.

M mother was stillbreading the same newspaper on the same couch, in the exact same spot. I felt worried for her. I cooked fish with the remaining ones I had, and fed Mako and my mother. We laughed and giggled as I told them how my fishing trip went. Even though fishing was ard for Grey, he still delt with it because when Grey's hungry there is nothing stopping him at all.