Fetch

"It seems the plague is getting out of hand. There seems to be some trouble and unrest within the Okinawa Promenade." The Chuunin said behind a desk. It was covered with scrolls and paperwork. An annoyed Seid was on the other side of the desk wearing his black and blue ninja outfit. The time was nigh for Seid to take on his first mission.

He had to get some renown and credit under his wings. The city of Kumogakure would have to respect him and his clan. The man behind the desk had a look of wonder and curiosity. But he continued on, "We need you to go help round up the dogs and cats that are running amok. Citizens are afraid. That's where you come in."

Seid frowned but nodded his head. "Well I thought I was going to get into some big jobs. Like a bank heist. Or getting a forbidden scroll."

The mans eyebrow raised in amusement, "Take pride in helping your community. Though small you will earn a right to take higher ranked missions. But for now..." he pulled a scroll from the side of his large desk and handed it to the Otsusuki. The Genin reached over and grabbed the scroll from him. "You'll help animal control out by getting the animals back, safely. You are dismissed."

"Yes sir." Seid took the scroll and left the building.

Seid was beside himself. He absolutely hated cats and now he would be subjected to them all day. The Genin first went to grab something to eat, he was sure he would need the energy. The sun was still up when he made it to the animal control center. There was a man dressed to the part, all types of nets and a cart big enough to haul a great many animals. He greeted himself when Seid arrived, "It's great to meet you. I'm Hamis. Gonna need your help rounding up some rabid dogs and cats. We'll ask that you be very careful dealing with them, and to treat them gently."

"No problem sir, I believe I can handle this in no time at all. Leave it to me." Seid said with a confident look. But on the inside he was stressed. Dogs he could deal with, but there was no telling with the feline ones. "Lets be on our way."

"That's the spirit." He said with a smile.

After getting some refreshments the two got into the carriage or bicycle carriage, he rode around the promenade. It did not take long for them to hear there first cry. There was shriek just around the block someones house, they rushed forward in their carriage to the scene. There they were able to see that it was a lady holding her purse, but a small cat was hissing at her only a few feet away. Seid straightened up thinking they were going to run into a giant beast.

The animal control guy without missing a step edged forward with a large net, the cat even with its senses was to late. He swapped down just in time to stop the cat from jumping on the lady. She exclaimed as she hadn't saw him either, "Oh thank you good sir. I was so afraid." She said hysterical.

"No problem. We're sweeping the area for more incidents like this, go home and stay from outside till its been cleaned up." She nodded and hurried off somewhere. Seid was betting she wasn't eager to go back outside again.

He came back to Seid, "We helped a lady no matter how small the problem was." He said to Seid.

Seid only nodded. He couldn't wait for this to be over.

It took almost three hours. Where the sun was starting to go down, and the day was no longer young. There was dramatic change to Seid. His clothes were torn and filled with displaced hair. He had bruises, and scratches and a more annoyed look than anything. They had ran into plenty of animals on their saviors journey, even though he preferred the dogs, they were the most rabid because of the plague. Getting them under control was much easier to do without it.

They put up a fight most and more than the others however there was something that the animal control guy did. He was a natural at gaining the attention of the animals so that they were non-violent with them. He had a way with the animals. Seid was quite the opposite his beat up face was closely marred with his own displeasure. He learned a lot with the animal control guy but he was not eager to do a job like that again. He went on him after the job.

(Exit)