((Note, I'm not here...yet.))

The day was partly bright, but the silence of death loomed over the land. Today was the funeral for Sky Iruki. Brother of three and son of a once famous ninja. The wind blew with a steady breeze as people began to file in. They'd pay their respects and hopefully no casualties would occur.

Sukai walked towards his brother's funeral. It was a sad moment in his life. Now he only had his sisters, neice, and uncle. No one knew where their mother was. Taking a seat in the front row he bowed his head as tears began to roll down his cheeks. He would hunt down and kill the people who took his brothers life even if it meant he'd go down with them.

Ester walked up dressed in black. It was just like the funeral for Lucky. Sadly it was the death of a younger kid this time. The death of her friends brother and her boyfriends nephew. Giving a small sigh she sat down in the second row. She didn't know Sky well, but even so she knew he was a great ninja.

Tenkuu walked up to her brother's funeral. Tears former in her eyes and she wiped them away. It wasn't fair that another of her family members were dead. It just wasn't fair. She sat down next to Sukai and gave a small greeting to Ester then looked back at her brother. "Who's going first?" She asked.

Takashi walked up with his head low and his eyes focused on the ground. He sat down at the front but behind Sukai and Tenkuu. Sky was his only son and now the kid was dead. Just like that. He gave a small sigh. There was nothing he could possibly do about it. He shook his head from side to side. He could only hope that the same fate would not rest upon Jay his daughter and Kai, his granddaughter.

Jay came up with Kai and gave a small sigh. She couldn't believe her brother was gone. It wasn't fair for him to go. It should have been her instead. Sky meant the world to her even though she never showed it. She gave a small sniff and looked at Takashi, her father. She decided she'd sit with him. She walk over and gave him a hug. "I miss him," she said with tears coming down her face. She looked at Ten and Sukai. "I'll go when everyone arrives," she told them.

Blair walked down the aisles her eyes filled with tears. She couldn't believe anyone would kill the kind Sky who was her sensei. He'd taught her alot and it wasn't fair that he was gone now. She sat down near the middle of the chairs and dropped her head so that she was looking at the ground. Just not fair...