Kinaga smiled lightly. "Well that's good." I suppose.... "Did you get a chance to talk to them yet?"

Rumiko shook his head. "Nope," he said simply. He starred up at the stars siting back again. He blinked and then coughed as Isaac jumped on him. "Hey, you're gonna get mud all over me," he complained.

Kinaga looked at Isaac and laughed. Thanks for the help Isaac. Kinaga picked Isaac up and petted him, laughing a little. He looked at Rumiko, smiling. "You okay?"

"I am, but my shirts not." He said sitting up. He sighed and whipped mud from his shirt. Geez, why couldn've he have jumped on Kinaga instead..

Kinaga laughed a little. "I can see that." Kinaga whistled again and Isaac jumped on Kinaga, and Kinaga started petting him, laughing a bit. "I'm kinda glad he's gonna be staying at my house now, he's real lively."

"Yeah," he said laughing some. he loved Isaac. He was such a good friend to have around. One day he'd probably become Rumiko's compaion in battle. It sounded fun to have a ninja dog. He laughed some at the thought.

Kinaga looked at Rumiko. "Hey, Rumi, where's you learn the flaming shuriken technique? I haven't seen that used in a long time."

Rumiko looked up suprised that he remembered the jutsu he'd used on the first day of trainging. "Well," he started. "I soemtimes go to the battle grounds to watch the older ninja fight some. I happened to spot some random guy using it several times during his fights so I studied it a bit," he said.

Kinaga smiled. "Wow, I didn't realize you were that much into jutsus." He looked back at the lake, throwing another rock in, unintentionally doing the same thing Rumiko was trying to do before; make his reflection disappear.

(Lol, he's such a copy cat)

Rumiko sighed. He doesn't know the half of it. I only go there because of the fact that I wanna make myself into a soembody. I'm tired of being a nobody. "Yep," he said watching the rock.

(well......Rumiko stole that guys jutsu!!! You...you....Kakashi-wannabe!!)

Kinaga looked at Rumiko, then up at the sky. There were clouds moving in. Those look like storm clouds... he thought with a smile.

Rumiko looked up. "Why do you always stare at the cloud," he aske siiting up with a sigh. "It's kind of weird you know."

Kinaga looked at Rumiko. "You could call it....studying, I guess. How much chakra I use gathering a storm will depend on the amount of clouds there are in the sky. I need to know how many clouds are in the sky as often as possible."

Rumiko rolled his eyes and fell back. "Whateve you say Kinaga, whatever you say. I still think it's weird, but if it helps you that's perfectly fine by me," he said.

Kinaga looked at Rumiko and laughed. "Rumiko?" (sorry for the shortness)

Rumiko looked at Kinaga and sat up. "Yes Unabara sensei," he asked. He looked at him. He wondered what he was about to say.

Kinaga laughed a little. "Rumiko, you just layed down in mud, you know that, right?"

Rumiko sighed. "Oh well, Isaac started it, I might as well finsh it," he said with a hint of annoyance but he stayed in his spot.

Kinaga gave a light smile. "It washes out, you know." Kinaga was never really one to care too much about that, just as long as his shirt covered his mark.

Rumiko smiled. "Yeah and if it doesn't I'll just have my mom give me some money to by something new," he said. "I can't let her by my clothing though, she has no taste," he said with a grin.

Kinaga laughed. "Most parents don't," he said, remembering his own parents, then quickly pushing the thought out of his head.

Rumiko smiled. "That's very true," he said standing up and suting himself off smearing the mud on accident. He walked down to the late and looked into it. The water was all shiny from the moon.

Kinaga watched Rumiko walk down to the lake. "Some villagers say that you can see your future in the water when the full moon shines on it. Do you see anything?"

Rumiko shook his head. "Nope," he said looking back up to Unabara. "Have you ever seen anything in it?" He asked curoiusly.

Kinaga laughed lightly. "Once, when I was little. I saw alot of clouds and lightning. This was before I was taken to the academy. It's kinda funny when you think about it, how a lake can tell your future."