[Mission-D] The Orientation

Voted best dressed when he graduated from the Academy. It was only approriate that he arrive to the facility sporting his best attire acquired from his years of service as a Genin. He was wearing some pretty powerful armor which had been ordained with black and gold drawings and embroidery. It was also made out of ebony which was a rare material around these parts and very expensive. Saving his money over the years allowed him to make some good investments.

Seid was enjoying the weather this particular day. Not even nervous at the fact to talk to his juniors, but excited. They would get to know firsthand that this road to being a ninja was tough. And it demanded everyone to be adamant or something worse than failing a mission could happen. Death was always a parent. He had his speech in his head as he made his way to his old classroom.

They were seven years his younger. He had already begun his growth spurt and his height showed as he walked in. The students were all attentive and none were making a ruckus. Most of the time the kids were more rowdy, even in the face of Genins. But the moment Seid stepped in there was different tone in the room. He had been rumored greatly but none had never seen him. The Genin with strange eyes. Seid revealed nothing about his bloodline or his real heritage, there was no need to let them know. So he focused on the task at hand, showing them what a Genin does.

"Greetings students. They asked me to come in and tell you what its like being a Genin of the village. First off, vigilance. Passing your exams will take a lot of that in order to get here. Focusing on your studies will show you just how serious this job is. The second thing you can do is-"

He was cut off when a hand shot in the air. Strange, enough Seid awkwardly pointed to the student. The little boy with long shaggy hair asked, "Why are your eyes like that?" Asking the question that was on everyone's mind.

"Such is how I was born. Now continuing on, the second thing is for you to grasp a control over the basics, whatever skills you possess you must become even more familiar with them. For you never know what type of incidents can happen on a job. I usually-"

Another hand shot in the air. Seid sighed as he knew where the kids minds were at. He pointed to the young girl who stood up to say, "How can you even see?" He could see her peak over looking into his Rin'negan eyes, noticing one ring around his pupils. Seid's eyes narrowed with a slight annoyance. This was usually apart of the course. "I see just fine. But please, let us focus on the task at hand. They won't give me much time to talk." She sat back down, giving the floor back to Seid to continue.

They all seemed to want to ask more questions about his powers and all these other things. But a stern look from the Chuunin next to Seid was more than though to quell the rest of the classrooms questions. Seid went on to explain the duties and mundane things that he actually hated about being a Genin. But he did what he could. They seemed interested still only because they were amazed by his pale skin and his creepy looking eyes. Seid ended on a good note by giving the kids some candy he had from home. Giving his ado to the Chuunin he left the classroom and said goodbye to the class. The next generation would be strong, but the looks and feelings they show towards people like him, will forever remain.

[Exit]