Sabin smiled kindly at the two younger boys. "Don't mind him," he reassured. "He'd just cranky is all." He opened up the door. "Come in," he welcomed them though Asher had said they were not allowed inside. "What you all are doing is a good cause. People need some moral boosting." He pointed to the table. "You can sit those over there." He looked at Asher who was marching down the hall. "That's Asher by the way. Same dad, different mothers." He took a seat in the chair. "How've you guys been doing lately?"

Kazuya looked at Sabin as the older ninja told him not to mind the red head, and that he'd just been cranky. "Who wouldn't be with the akatsuki swarming this place," he mumbled, looking around. Kazuya followed Sabin into the house as he was invited in. Kazuya gave a small smile as Sabin asked how they were doing. "Good actually. And...there's another reason that we're going around delivering these, besides bringing up people's spirits," he said the last part quietly with a devious smile and a mischievous glance to Kymir.

Kymir came into the house and placed the load on the table. He then climbed into a chair after a few trieds. He looked over to Kazuya and then Sabin as the Kage begin to explain that they weren't just here to bring up people spirits. Kymir nodded. "We're here for a greater cause." Kymir looked over to the door watching and listening for any movement. He turned to Sabin. "We're going to start a rebellion."

Usually it takes a minute for something to register in a person's mind, but not Sabin's. He stood up in his chair and looked between the two of them. "Are you two mad?" He asked in a harsh whisper. "You're just kids. If the Akatsuki find out what you're doing they'll kill the both of you." He started a quick pace around the room. These two little dare devils were not thinking straight or something. "We couldn't handle them before, how will handle them now?" He asked. "Have you even thought about that?"

Kazuya looked at Kymir with a smile and also set the box down, but didn't climb onto a chair. He was fine standing up. Kazuya had expected Sabin's reaction and was fully prepared for it. "A couple reasons," he said with a devious smile. "One: Before we weren't expecting their attack. Well now they won't be expecting ours. And two: we're going to get help from the other villages. I snuck out and went to a kage meeting to tell them that we needed their help," he explained in a low voice. He then ran over to the window and looked out to make sure there wasn't anyone there before trotting back over to Sabin and Kymir. "Me and Kymir got this all planned out," he said, his eyes shining.

Sabin looked at Kazuya for a long moment thinking about what he should say to the young Kage. "You have losst your minds haven't you? Sneaking out the village. Plotting a rebellion. If the Akatsuki find out you're toast." He sighed. "You two are far too ahead of yourselves. Do you think adults will listen to a bunch of kids?"

Kymir had thought Sabin would be more for this, but it looked like the plan had backfired on them. Kymir slipped out of the chair and gathered the box up. "We may be over our heads, but it's worth a shot. I don't want to be under their control for the rest of my life." Kymir said. "Besides, the older Kazuya would be doing the same thing." Kymir missed the old Kazuya right now. He'd have put an end to this sooner, but the younger Kazuya was doing a good job too. "You're either with us, or just a stinkin coward like the rest of them."

Asher walked out his room. "Did someone say rebellion?" He asked walking towards the three of them. "So Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum are starting a rebellion huh." He grinned and pointed to himself. "Then count me in. I'd love to pound some Akatsuki in the face right now. Those useless scumbags think they can run over the Death Valley like it's some kid of toy in the road. Well they've got another coming. I, Asher Cloud hereby enlist the Brat's Rebellion. But I follow my own orders."

Sabin's mouth slowly dropped as Asher came out and said he was joining the rebellion. Then he'd just let a four year old tell him off. He sighed heavily. "Okay, if you all or going to do this then I have no choice but to join. Someone needs to have some sense of common sense throughout this." He looked at the three os them. "I, Sabin Cloud, hereby enlist in the Brat's Rebellion." The ANBU started to laugh. "That is one hilarious name, how are people going to take you all serious?" He knew Asher had come up with it, but it sounded like a joke. That was probably a good thing though. Akastuki would laugh, but they'd fall as well.

Kymir looked at Sabin waiting for the answer, but Asher interrupted. "What did you-" He was cut off as the ninja continued. Kymir balled up his tiny fist. He was going to turn this guy into Chop Suey. He quickly changed his mind and smiled when Asher said he'd join. "Awesome," he said. He looked at Kazuya with a grin then turned to Sabin and frowned as he joined but called the name a joke. "It's not like we came up with it," he mumbled. He looked at Kazuya. "We need a real name," he said.

Pheonix stepped lightly. Once again he was roaming the quiet streets of the Death Valley. Or so he thought it would be quiet before a bird swooped down to him and dropped a message for him. He caught the letter and opened it. Reading it silently. A message from Deidara. He placed the paper in his pocket and started towards the Kage Building, that's where he'd find Itachi. Walking he came across Krissy who didn't look all that happy. "Krystalia, I've got a message from Deidara. Looks like we'll be getting a bit of action."

Krissy looked at Pheonix as he came up to her. "Action?" she asked, blinking once as he said that he'd received a message from Deidara. "Well it's about time!" she said, obviously perking up at this news. "What kind of action? A rebellion? Are we gonna go around blowing up the buildings? Come on, I need details!" she said, a sudden mischievous smile on her face, that looked much too excited as she named off possible scenarios for the so-called action that was about to go down.

Kazuya's eyes narrowed at Asher. Looks like he was about to get himself into yet another fight. Go figure, he'd end up in a fight with both brothers. He'd fought Sabin when he'd first met the guy, now his brother was starting to piss Kazuya off. But he blinked in minor shock when both men said that they were gonna join. A grin came over his face. The first two to help with the rebellion. Awesome. His grin faded though as their new name, if one could even call it that, was made fun of. "Umm....I dunno, if we even make a name it'll tip the akatsuki off that something's up..." he said to Kymir when he said that they needed a real name.

(Just got my orders from Dei!)

Krissy didn't have time to wait for a response from Pheonix, because before he could answer, a bird swooped down and dropped a message into her hands before taking off again. Krissy opened the message and grinned at what it said. She was to find, and eliminate the kage. She'd heard rumors that he'd been turned into a child during the war, so this would make things much easier. She then rolled it back up and stuck it in her pocket. She looked at Pheonix with the same grin. "Wellp, I have my orders. Tell me if you see Kazuya," she said, before turning and starting away. "Seeya later Phe!"

Asher yawned. "Alright you little brats, don't you two have more recruiting to do?" He asked as he took a rice ball from the carton. "Get a move on, and come back here later if you have more of these things. They ain't half bad." He smiled devilishly and then handed them the cartons and ushered them out the door. "Thanks for the rice balls, have a nice day, and be careful."

Kymir looked surprised as the were ushered outside. "Hey," he snapped. He looked up at Asher. Who did he think he was shoving us out. So much for allies. He gave a huff and looked at Kymir. "Let's go," he said and turned away. "We have to go finish passing these things out." In other words he was saying they had more recruiting to do as Asher had so rudely pointed out.

Sabin was unsure about this whole ordeal. This was not a very wise thing to do when the Akatsuki had already overtaken them. Looking at Kymir and Kazuya he felt that if anyone could accomplish this, it was them. "Good luck," he called to them as his brother pushed them out. He walked to the door. "And Ash is right! Watch yourselves out there!" He looked at his brother. "Let's tell the older ninja."

Aoi sighed as she carried bags through the street once more, the mountain nearly completely obscuring her view. Yeah, she had a lot of siblings, and a mother and father to shop for, so going for groceries wasn't easy. And this fog only made it worse. "Yeah, right...'I have paper work to do,' he says...sha right...he dunt have no stinkin paper work," she mumbled under her breath as she carried the bags. Somehow it always seemed that she was the one stuck doing the shopping. How that'd happened, she had no clue, but she didn't like it, not one bit. Hoisting the bags up a bit, Aoi spotted red clouds on a black cloak, as well as what looked like a top hat. She gave an irritated sigh and decided to ignore it as she walked past the figure. She wouldn't let the Akatsuki interfere with her daily chores. After all, they may've been in control, but it wasn't like they could issue house arrest or anything for the entire village. Damn Akatsuki, overrunning us like we're some kind of lego city, she thought silently, not daring to voice those words aloud.

Kazuya almost growled at Asher as the guy asked them didn't they have more recruiting to do. "Maybe you should try helpin out too," he said, almost mumbling it, but thought it'd be a better idea to voice it. After all, they needed all the help they could get with recruiting. "These ain't for you to scarf down," he said with a light smirk as Asher said to come back if they had any left. "We need them for cover after all," he whispered, blinking in surprise as they were shoved out. "Yeah yeah, we're goin', we're goin'!" he said, rolling his eyes as they walked out, looking back at Sabin as he told them good luck. His gaze then turned to Kymir. "Alright, who to next?" he asked. "I think it'd be better to go to people's homes rather than tell them in the open like this, dontcha think?" he asked Kymir. "That way they won't hear," he said quietly with a snicker.

Satomi remained silent for a long expansion of time. Was he accepting death? Was he going to give in and act as though this was a part of life now? Or would he choose to stay with his village until the end? The Death ninja could only shake his head. He was so tired of this. Being under control. If only there was a way to get away from the Akatsuki's watchful eyes for just a few moments. "Death is not an option." He stood up and walked up the steps and back into the building. "And the Akatsuki will not win!" He slammed the door shut.

Itachi waited for the answer. He couldn't say he was disappointed in the one he'd received. Good, they were still willing to fight. It'd be troublesome, but Itachi wanted a chance to face Kazuya again. The problem was, he couldn't just leave Satomi. He'd angered the younger ninja, causing him to retire inside the building. Sitting on the concrete steps he sighed. "It'll be a downer if they kill him before we get one final fight in."

Kymir shrugged. He didn't know who else they should go see. Soul sounded like a good candidate, but who knew if he was even home. "Let's see if Soul is home." He offered. "And anyone we pass by on the streets." He was really excited about this. They were finally going to make a stand. "You know what Kazuya, I think we should sneak out and go fishing at the lake after this." He said with a smile. They'd once gone swimming by the lake, it ended with the two of them fighting. It was fun though.

Kill Kazuya, those were his orders. It sounded fairly simple. The Death Kage had been turned into a kid and didn't pose much of a threat. He tipped his hat as Krissy informed him she'd received her orders as well. "Good luck." He slipped a card into his hand and turned it. "Another joker. Looks like my luck is changing." Pheonix started away, turning the card in his fingers. "Where do you find a kid that's suppose to be running a village?"

Tyson's father and aunt had forbidden him to leave the house without one of them. They said it was too dangerous for a six year old to roam the streets with Akatsuki in the village. Tyson did not understand why they were worried. Had Satomi not made Deidara promise that he could not harm the villagers? Opening the door he looked both ways before leaving out the house. His father was at work, and his aunt had left before he woke up. That had left him and his sister alone in the empty house. She was older than him, so he could leave her by herself. Keeping to the sidewalk, Tyson walked through the fog. It was very quiet, he wished that the Akatsuki would leave.

Sabin was still a bit hungry, but now that they were apart of this rebellion they would have to get to work. He closed the door and walked down the three steps and headed in the opposite direction of the boys. "Asher, stop standing there and let's get a move on," he called to his brother. He knew a few ninja that would be willing to help almost off the back. This was probably going to be their best bet.