Reina's graduation

Reina sat in class at the Academy. Today was the day of the graduation test. She had been studying for it for several weeks now and was certain that she would pass. The first part of the test was a written test.

1. How do you block a shuriken?
You block a shuriken with another shuriken, anything else has a chance of not working.

2. What is the definition of Taijutsu?
Taijutsu is physical attacks that use little chakra.

Reina sighed. The whole test looked to be as easy as the first two questions. She continued answering carefully. After her sensei called the time limit and took all the tests away, he told the students to line up. Reina joined the line in the front of the room. Her sensei took students away one by one and they returned either smiling brightly or looking downtrodden. Finally it was her turn. Reina follwed her sensei into a room with another sensei from a different class.

Her sensei asked her to preform the 3 basic jutsu's. Reina went through the hand signs and molded her chakra. She made three clones of herself. When her sensei nodded she made some more hand seals and one of her clones charged her and punched her in the face, only for Reina to use Kawarimi no jutsu with another clone who immediatly dissapeared after being hit. Reina let her other clones dissapear also. When her sensei nodded again Paks did a few hand signs and henged into the other sensei that was there. The two sensei's told her that she had done a good job and her sensei brought her outside where there were some targets.

Her sensei led her to a target and asked her to try and hit it with some shuriken. He handed her six shuriken and one by one she aimed and threw them at the target. All of them hit but none of them hit the center. Then her sensei retreived the shuriken and handed her six kunai. He told her to try and hit the target with them. Reina threw the kunai at the target and had the same result as she had gotten with the shuriken. Her sensei retrieved the kunai and brought her back to class. Most of the kids were also there.

Reina's sensei told her to wait and she'd get her results at the end of the day. So Reina returned to her desk and pulled out a book. She had almost finished it when her sensei and the other sensei came into the room with the last student. The other sensei had a paper in hand and began reading off the names of people who passed. Her sensei handed the kids their forehead protecters when they came up. When Reina heard her name she didn't sigh in relief like some other children had, she knew she was going to pass anyway. She walked up to the front of the class and her sensei handed her her forehead protecter. He smiled at her and said, "You did very well. Your results were at the top of the class." Reina nodded and thanked her sensei and went home to tell her parents.