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Faita laid on the ground, struggling to survive, he heard slight words from outside warriors, it felt like he had been being medicated on. Soon the illusion came to a halt and standing before him were two men, presumably the Uchiha man and also someone who assisted him within the battle. They told him he would be brought to the hospital where the anbu would have been waiting for him, this was one of the possible outcomes that Faita had considered to be. Faita had no fear of what was to come to him from their anbu squadrons, and didn't plan on releasing the information to the ninja of Konoha, no matter how merciful they would have been to him in the future, a shinobi who betrays their village is no better than an angel cast to hell. Faita smiled one last time on the ground before saying something to the ninja he had been stopped by, "my name is, Aburame Mitoji," he took a few seconds pause and took a deep breath, "I'm from Kumogakure." Thinking he could deceive the ninja who had caught him was his best bet of survival and the benefit of deception from Sunagakure.

With his last words he would finally pass out from his bout with the ninja who had captured him. Laying, sleeping, resting, and also hoping for a point of leeway from the ninja who had offered him mercy. His plans were discreet and he still laid, bearing the marks of Konohagakure, no signs pointing towards his homeland of Sunagakure. The will of wind was now at hand.

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This morning was turning out to be a pleasant scene for a small child by the name of Inari. Waking up at the crack of dawn to attend to her garden was a normal occurrence, but something felt unique about this particular morning. Everything seemed to be going unusually well for her today. Even the little critters, who usually found their way inside the protected garden, were no where to be found. Most likely they had found some easier means of achieving food, that didn't involve dodging rocks being thrown at them. This wasn't the event that sparked her excitement. It was when she had returned to her house, and was intercepted by her mother handing her a official looking letter, that her day had truly began.

The letter was pretty generic, but that didn't matter. Inside the letter was a request for Inari's presence. She was meant to meet her new sensei and teammate at the Alps of Thunder. This was going to be the moment where she would truly begin her training as a Genin. It hadn't been too long since she had left the comfort zone of the Academy, so she was secretly relieved to be able to have further guidance so soon. With all the recent happenings in the village it was understandable as to why they would need more ninja. The reason didn't matter to Inari, she was just eager to begin her journey to become an actual ninja.

Now, here she was in the Alps. It had been the first time that she had been up here, and it was quite a thrilling experience. The high altitude had taken time to adjust to, but other than that it was quite peaceful. In fact, her peaceful walk had begun to distract her from her true purpose. Instead of paying attention to her environment, she was taking in the freedom she had. This resulted in her becoming lost in this unfamiliar scene. Where was she even supposed to be going? Hoping that her team was nearby she started to call out, completely oblivious to the wildlife around her. "Hello! Is anyone here? Hello?" Probably not her brightest idea.

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Alex moved through the alps slowly as if tracking his prey, the unfamiliar location began with a simple letter telling him to come here which Alex thought was odd since he never went to the academy but he figured they knew what they were doing. His wild eyes examined every inche of the terain moving on all fours like a wolf searching the terrain. He wore the full body wolf pelt the hood pulled up and all of it looked like a large wolf was hunting in the area. Alex breathed in the air feeling the wind on his face telling him his prey would never sense him coming. Silent as the snow he moved quickly forward sticking low to the ground in case anything was watching. Alex felt the presence of several others living in the alps from predators to prey making the unforgiving terrain a home.

The day was cloudy with dark grey bulging clouds that looked like snow was about to fall, he stopped as he heard a shout and smirked, this was going to be easy. Alex laid down and moved slightly so the snow covered his fur coat and he was able to move forward without being seen looking like a snow drift. The wild wolf stopped as he spotted a young girl walking alone yelling out. His eyes sharpened into that of a predator as the girl continued to yell. Alex moved forward keeping to the snow bank and making sure he couldn't be seen, finally gettin close he released a low growl to scare the girl for the one thing he really enjoyed was not only the hunt but the chase. Now Alex saw a chance to have some fun at anothers expense though he wouldn't really hurt the girl but all she would see what a large dark greay wolf.

Alex threw back his head just enough so it continued to hide his face but revealed the wolf head and let out a piercing howl wanting her to run. His muscles tensed as he felt the thrill of the predator once again swallowing him whole. His mind slowly began to shift from the mind of a less wild boy into the mind of a blood thirsty predator eager for the chase. His fingers ached for the run and the feeing of freedom. At the moment his mind was slipping further and further away as his instincts that had been programmed and burned into him as a child began t take over. The wolf was riisng and the human which was just being learned slid easily back into his subconchise. Alex let ut a pentrating howl full of hunger and savaggery and ran towards the girl on all fours his speed amazing for that position. The wolf pelt clung tight to him making it look like a real large dark grey wolf had risen from the earth to track and hunt the girl. His muscles pushed and knotted as his body grew hot for the chase and the promise of bringing down a piece of prey to devour. Alex slammed off the snow ground his strength and size pushing him faster towards his prey and the feast.

Alex once again felt the primal ferocity rising in his chest and the great feeling of once again being and accepting the wild animal inside. Nothing made alex feel more alive than this right here, accepting who and what he was to such a degree he felt acceptable in the world that didn't understand him. A world of the more civilized that looked down on anyone who was different and tried to make them conform to their ways. Alex wanted her to run he wanted to chase her across the alps and bring her down under his weight and four sharp canines but if his mind would return before the initial kill would be determined only when the chance arises. Alex let out another howl as he moved closer towards the girl eager for more.

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Thinking back on it, the decision to raise her voice in the midst of what could possibly be a predators domain, wasn't her finest idea. Coming into an unfamiliar terrain, with only basic ninja training wasn't exactly the idea of a genius either. The idea of adventure, and independence had been so promising for Inari that she altogether forgot about the consequences that existed in the mountains that she was currently exploring. Finally realizing her mistake in drawing attention to herself, Inari quieted down. The damage was already done, but she could only hope that nothing to dangerous would notice her out here.

Ignoring the thought of being killed by some wild beast out here in the Alps, Inari began to take in the beautiful scenery. Even with the gloomy skies looming above her head, Inari could still see the beauty of this area. The combination of the rocky terrain and the abundance of trees came together to make a spectacular sight. Small critters could be seen running around all over, in attempts to stay out of the sight of the strange human invading their space. Snow had just fallen from the sky recently, as was evident by the light crunch of ice under the sole of Inari's feet and the dust of snowflakes that covered the treetops.

The sound of an intimidating growl was enough to snap Inari out of her thoughts, and send a chill up her spine that ultimately halted her movement. Analyzing the sound, Inari was able to tell that this wasn't some small critter like she had seen earlier in this area. To produce a sound like that, it had to be a pretty decent size. Big enough to perhaps cause bodily harm to her. Her gaze began to shift towards where she had heard the sound emit from, until her eyes found something that she wish hadn't been there. It was a wolf, and a big one at that. Inari didn't know to much about wild animals, preferring the domestic ones, but she did know that most of them weren't shy about eating meat. Hoping for this to be a friendly encounter with a wolf was a far fetched idea, and one that Inari didn't even contemplate.

Ignoring her initial instinct to flee, Inari decided to strategize on what would be the best plan of action. This was common for her to do when she was in a situation where the pressure to perform was heightened. Although, she never found herself in a situation where she could meet her death if she made a simple mistake.

Fighting the big thing was out of the question, due to her questionable taijutsu skills. Times like these are when she wishes she would've payed more attention to that portion of the Academy. Running away seemed like the best option, but there was a problem with that scenario. Inari had been outrun by a domestic dog before, so there was little chance of her outrunning an animal that ran after prey on a daily. Not to mention the fact that her endurance would probably only allow her to run for 10 minutes at top speed before collapsing. So, running aimlessly was out of the question. That left only one other option. She needed to find someplace where she could get out of reach of the dog.

Thats when the trees were highlighted in her mind, giving her a glimmer of hope at surviving this encounter. The distance from Inari to the closest climbable tree was about 25 feet, so if she was going to make it she would need a head start. Just as the wolf let out its' second chilling howl, Inari was off. The headstart was the only advantage she had, and she had to make good use of it, knowing that the wolf would quickly close the distance. The adrenaline coursing through her body as she made her way towards her saving grace, her boots crashing down onto the powdery snow. This was the fastest she had ever run in her life, probably due to the fear she was currently trying to mask, and she wasn't enjoying the experience. Her lungs had already tightened from the cold, and she could feel them constricting even further. She had to ignore that feeling as she closed in on the tree. Once in a realistic distance of the tree, Inari took the leap. Using the basic Academy skill of tree climbing, Inari managed to make her way to the top of the tree with relative ease. It had seemed much bigger from back at her previous position, but now that she was at the top she had realized that it was only about 15 feet high. Still, it didn't seem as if the Wolf would be able to reach her up here.

Seemingly out of harms reach, Inari decided to prepare for the wolf to attempt to claw at her from her sitting position on the highest tree branch (15 feet). "Go away! Now! Before I make you chew your own legs off!" Inari lashed out with threats and hand gestures, and a hopefully intimidating tone. While the threat wasn't empty, she was counting on her tone of voice to scare the overgrown mutt off more than anything. After all, it isn't like the dog would be able to understand that she was talking about possessing it with a jutsu. Feeling safer than before, Inari began to come down from the adrenaline rush and actually started to enjoy the excitement. She had just escaped imminent death. This was the stuff she read about, and now she was experiencing it first hand!

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The cold winds from the north blew down onto the snowy ground causing some to rise up and dance across the open land. On the alps nature played it's games, animals survived on wits alone and predators and prey understood the sacred balance. However two new predators had come to their land. One a innocent young girl excited for her first day and the promise of greatness. And the Wild Wolf who had greatness inside but masked by the Wild and savage nature he was honed to be. This conclusion of fate and chance rested now for the slightest of events had brought these two together. A woman who lost her chid bringing in a boy who lost his family and was raised by a new one. A girl who lived her life in the clan with a deep love and the thirst to be more.

The butterfly effect defineatly applied here where two people so different with such a massive gap in the past and how they were raised now brought them to this mountain where predator and prey lived the law. Where food must be earned and warmth was a gift these two people thrown into the midst together would learn to trust or die.

The meeting of two people by the slightest of events took another chaotic effect when the girl wondered off and was met by her future team mate in his wolf state.Two eyes locked together those of a scared girl and those of a lethal hunter. The girl was scared and looking for a way out, Alex was fighting the feeling of chasing her and bringing her down for dinner. He had eaten already two plump rabbits he had found at the base had been no match for his speed and hunting skills. Now he was pulling himself back slowly step by step. Than the girl did the worst she ran and the instinct to chase and kill bursted into his mind swallowing everything. The Wild Wolf tore across the ground at a arc planning to cut her off. His mind fought to bring back some level of control but it was hopeless. The wolf in sheeps clothing really worked here. The girl had been smart running to a tree and leaping up.

Alex stopped at the base and walked in circles, scratching the trunk and sniffing it he looked up his face still hidden by the wolf cloak. Her words fell on deaf ears though he understood more than she said. She was afraid and alone. Scared to die in this place before her training even began. Alex tried to reel in the Wolf for though he was always wild, the wolf was something he only went into for hunting and killing. Alex could feel the beast fighting and yanking at it's chain to be released. Alex reeled it in finally taking back a essence of his mind. His hands slid over the wood and leaped up clearing the ground with his powerful body and landing two branches under the girl herself.

Alex looked up slightly so the eyes of the wolf stared into her's. Nothing changed they were still the eyes of a predator coming for the kill but that's how Alex's eyes always looked. The difference was now they were not hungry or lost but soft. The paw rose up as a hand fell out, grasping the top Alex threw back the wlf head hood revealing the handsome but wild face of a teenager with wild black hair and tan skin. He smiled revealing the four pointed teeth that had been filed to points and sharp enough to tear flesh. Had he gotten the girl she would have met those first hand.

He didn't bother trying to speak to her but sat cross legged on the two branches below and looked out. The girl had triggered something in his own mind a past memory when he was staring at the eyes of his dead parents and the men who killed them. The girl had no longer become prey for him but a lost cub in the mountains who needed protecting. The Wild Wolf saw her as a pup now not a human. His eyes scanned the region wondering if the person who had summoned them here had watched the little display and would have allowed it. Alex didn't bother cursing himself or self pity he was what he was and that was a wolf a predator and a hunter. The girl however was safe from him now for not even in the harshest winters or the starving times would a male ever eat a pup.

Alex looked up at her and even his face looked wolfish with the sharp eyes and pointed teeth. He examined the girl breathing in her scent and locking it into memory. She was a pup alright barley out of the baby phaze with heart. She would have to learn how to lock away fear something Alex couldn't teach her. Either she could lock it away or not it was up to her. Alex didn't speak to the girl not for any big picture purpose but simply because Alex had hard times talking to people in their language. He was still learning what the words meant. Yawning he laid back on the branch and simply closed his eyes.

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As expected, the wolf had stopped at the base of the tree. She didn't expect it to circle the tree, like a shark, waiting for it's prey. This did give Inari time to examine the wolf further, however. What she noticed was quite intriguing. For some reason, this animal was showing signs of chakra emitting from it. Normally, Inari would chalk this up to a personal mistake, but over the years she had developed her Sensory abilities to the point where she didn't make these type of mistakes. No, this wolf wasn't just an ordinary wolf. There was something else going on here that she was going to have to figure out on her own. Perhaps the animal was that of the Inuzuka clan that she had heard about. The only fault in that idea was the fact that this was clearly a wolf, and not an overgrown dog.

Her train of thought was interrupted when the mysterious animal did something completely unexpected. It leaped high up into the air, landing onto the sturdy branch just underneath her. With quick reflexes, Inari's hands prepared handseals. If the beast was going to attack her, she was going to be prepared. The specific handseals she did would have allowed her to unleash her Yamanaka clan jutsu on him, if she finished it. This wasn't necessary, as another unexpected event happened in that moment. Instead of attacking the young girl, the beast just stared into her eyes and she stared back. It was hard to explain, but at that moment she no longer felt afraid. The eyes of the wolf, while still intimidating, were no longer scary. In fact, it didn't even seem alive. It all made sense when the wolf revealed it's true self. The sensing of chakra, the way it climbed into the tree, and the dead look in the eyes of the wolf.

A tanned hand slipped out from underneath the claw of the wolf, and slipped off the hood of the animal to reveal a boy. He was an attractive young male, who seemed to be older than Inari by a good amount of years. His smile, while reassuring and pleasant, startled her quite a bit. He had teeth that had been sharpened to a fine point, obviously able to pierce flesh. His eyes were very comforting, and no longer did she feel in danger. It was actually a strange feeling that overcame her in that moment. A few moments ago she was fearing for her life, and now she found herself intrigued and safe in the presence of this boy.

Deciding to take the first step in initiating a conversation with the mysterious teen, Inari began to speak in her gentle tone. "I'm Inari. Inari Yamanaka." Inari was now sitting on the branch above the wolf, as opposed to her previous alarmed standing position. In all honestly, she wasn't sure if the boy could even talk. How long had he lived out here, or did he even live out here? Where were his parents? His home? All the questions rushed into her mind so fast that she couldn't help but let one slip through her lips. "What are you doing out here? Are you separated from your parents?" Even though he seemed more wolf than human, she couldn't help but think about the humane side of him. All of the events happening had made her forget about the fact that she was suppose to be meeting her Sensei and teammate out here. All of her attention was focused on this strange animal below her. Even her eyes showed her curiosity as she stared into the back of his head, since he wasn't looking at her. She had hoped that he could speak English/Japanese, or this would be awkward.

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Alex looked up at the girl for a long moment his dark cold eyes staring into her soft innocent ones, his smile was cruel and bone chilling and more surprising was when he pointed in the direction of the village when she asked where he had come from. Alex stood up on the branch and looked out before throwing his head back and letting out a piercing howl. The sound reverbreated down the mountain being carried by the open space and cold wind. Alex turned his head back to the girl. His mouth opened revealing that all of his teeth were sharpened not just the cannines. "Home -growl- village. Family....wolves." Alex leaped off the tree going to the ground with ease and turned it into a roll so he could keep moving.

Alex began striking the air mixing it with kicks that would be brutal to anyone struck with them. Spinning he kicked into the tree causing it to rumble before he released a barrage of punches, kicks , knees and elbows. The wood cracked under his powerful attacks. He pulled his entire body to the side and letting out a savage roar the twisted bringing a high roundhuse to the trunk his foot going through the wood and out the otherside causing it to creak, the tree rocked before falling sideways towards the ground. As it fell Alex released a explosion of punches and kicks shattering parts of the tree away as it fell to test his speed and strength in combat. Not once did he rely on his jutsu using just his body and years of striking and hitting a ironwood tree which when a hundred years old is harder than solid steel.

Alex leaped backwards placing his hands behind his back and started moing slightly like a breath of wind and a boe of a tree. Each movement was purposeful and precise in combat it would allow him to dodge attacks with the slightest movements and least amount of energy. He slid back on a imaginary kick coming under and up to where a persons defense would be shattered and began to bring up knees and elbos feeling the bitng wind trying to chill him but had zero effect. He had gone years without clothes on and his body no longer felt the temperture hot or cold. He twisted into a corckscrew going up than landing where the moment this toes touched the ground he backflipped turning slightly so a kick or punch would miss him. Upon landing he came back with a superman punch a simple leap forward throwing the fist out with the knee up. A move used to close distance quickly and deal damage. Once in his mind he struck he stepped in wrapping his strong muscled arms around the head and delivered a combo of knee strikes one after the other before twisting his fake opponent around and delivering a strong knee into the center of the spinal cord and a elbow at the same time into the heart.

He pushed his opponent away the opponent in his mind nearly destroyed from the attacks of two impacts hitting vital parts. He moved in like a wolf silent and quick striking several times in quick succesion in a combo where the eyes would be guarded and using the distraction delivered a kick to the inside of the left leg causing it to crumple sideways and follow with a fast knee to the imaginary skull. Once his opponent laid on the ground alex Dropped down into a grapple taking the arm and bending it he pulled his fake opponent up into a sitting position having the arm locked in a reverse kumora and a savage yank up which could be interpetated of Alex snapping the arm he came up quickly with a knee that would impact under the chin and send the fake oppnent into the ground with severe damage to the skull and brain causing concussion, blunt force truama and internal bleeding. Alex spun around throwing his head back and let out a howl of victory sending the piercing noise once again across the alps.

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The eyes that this boy possessed reminded her of an animal by the sheer intensity of them. If her chills hadn't been exhausted from the chase a few minutes ago, she was sure that this would be enough to have her shake with fear. Her eyes shifted from his dark eyes to his finger that was sticking out. Following the angle of his finger, she realized he was pointing towards the village where she had just came from. This was his way of answering her question? Maybe he wasn't just a simple beast after all. Whatever the case, her interest was sparked at this point, and he did not fail to keep her attention in the slightest. Even his howl, that a few minutes ago would have frightened her, only managed to make her lean closer to the boy. The sight of his teeth did make her rethink her decision of leaning in close to him, and instead settling for just staring at him while sitting on her branch.

"Home -growl- village. Family....wolves."

Those were the words he had spoken before leaping off of the tree, and rolling onto the ground. His speech skills seemed to be lacking, but it was impressive that someone so beat-like could speak at all. Inari wasn't sure if he could speak full sentences, let alone understand her. Part of her wanted to speak to him telepathically, but based on how unpredictable he was proving to be, she decided against it. It could just cause him to go crazy due to the confusion, and she wasn't sure she could handle something like him.

Focusing her eyes back on the male, she could see him begin to throw kicks into the air. For what reason, she had no clue, but he seemed to be pretty good at it. Probably better than a lot of the teachers at the academy, if not all. It was all harmless exercise, until he turned around and landed a powerful kick to the wood underneath her. The impact of the kick was enough to shake the foundation, and rattle her enough for her to fall off of the branch she was on. Sheer luck caused her to catch another branch underneath her. More attacks were thrown at the tree, giving Inari the cue to abandon the wooden structure. Making sure she rolled into the fall, Inari landed a few feet behind Alex. Wanting to get more distance from him, she continued on moving even when she landed. Once she had stopped, her position was 15 feet behind the boy.

Watching this animal unleash his fury onto this innocent form of plant life, was oddly spectacular. Violence was never Inari's "thing", but the way he made a number of combos happen in such short time, splintering the wood of the tree. The way he let out a wild howl, yet managed a constrained roundhouse kick which would completely sever the tree in half. It wasn't how she had imagined him fighting. The picture of him savagely ripping her throat out was replaced with his precise taijutsu. Just as dangerous, but more controlled. Even on its' decline towards the ground, the boy continued to attack the tree with skill.

Apparently, not content with the tree, the fighter began to attack the air again. Only this time, he was moving around the terrain while doing so. Meaning, Inari had to be on her guard as well, just in case he decided to go back into "primal mode". Making sure she was a safe distance of 20 ft to the side of him, the young girl decided to maybe provoke some more words out of him. "Those are some really cool moves. How'd you get that strong? Do you do this often, or did you go to the Ninja Academy as well?" Ignoring the fact that he didn't seem to pay her any attention, she continued. "How come I've never seen you around, though? You must be one of those shy kids, huh? I know! I'll introduce you to my new sensei and you can be a ninja too! Not sure if that works or not, but I'm sure they could make an exception. I mean look at you!" After showering with compliments and even offering to try and get him on her squad, he still ignored her. Inari hated be ignored.

By now, the beast was letting out a howl of victory for his "fight", and Inari was marching over towards the kid. Her fear had been wiped away by now, leaving small traces here and there. She had a feeling he wouldn't hurt her, and she needed to let him know that he was being rude. If he was a human, he had to have some type of manners. "Hey! Are you listening to me?". Inari wasn't sure if he even understood her, but it really didn't stop her efforts. Once she was a good 5 feet away from the dangerous beast, she spoke up again. "You know, instead of trying to prove your dominance by attacking anything that moves, you could try and make a friend by introducing yourself. Now, my name is Inari. What is your name?" Emphasis was applied to the your in that sentence. Now, most people might believe that Inari was being stupid by getting up close to the beast, and she probably was. However, even though she liked to analyze situations before acting, she also listened to her gut. In this instance, the later had overpowered the other option.