My First Day of Missions! [D-rank Missions][Solo]

Mission 1:

Shizune walked to the mission office. She had yet to be placed on an official team, so she was stuck doing basic D-ranked missions until she was placed. That was fine with her in general. She hadn't had very much, if any real interaction with those ninja her age. Ever since she got into the academy, she met the one class in the academy, but after that, she was granted her rank and set loose. Today was going to be her first day of missions, and with the sun threatening to rise in a couple of hours, she knew it was time to get started. Her first mission was to aid an elderly shop owner to unload and store a cart of supplies. She arrived, spoke a few greetings to the elderly man, she then started to help him pack up the boxes. It only took her around thirty minutes to unload the boxes, and then only around ten minutes to put them away. Once she finished, she simply showed the man her missions report and got his signature. At which point, she returned to the office to collect her reward and pick up her next mission.

Mission 2:

Clasping her second mission scroll shut, Shizune swiftly made her way across the village. She had a particular location in mind that she needed to reach. It was a market store, a place that sold fresh fruits and vegetables grown in the oasis. She arrived and the woman that ran the place quickly shoved a wooden box filled with various vegetables into her chest and pushed her out the door. She yelled something along the lines of he had to deliver that before the sun rose above the village. She knew that she only had around twenty more minutes, and time was only moving on. She immediately leapt into action, jumping up one of the buildings, using her shinobi agility to make the way up to the rooftop. From there, she moved at high speeds towards the east, where she was to deliver these groceries. She could see that the sun was just beginning to reach the point where it would show in the horizon. She flipped, moving fast enough that none of his cargo had the chance to fall out. When she landed, she was in front of a door. Rechecking the number to the one that was written on the box, she would knock three times and an elderly woman would answer the door. After she took her food, signed the mission slip, and thanked her for the help, Shizune would swiftly make her way back to the mission tower to turn in another successful mission.

Mission 3:

Her third mission was actually just about ready to start. There was a fresh Genin, similar to herself, that was looking for a sparring partner to test his strength against. He simply wanted someone against whom to see how he measured. So, Shizune would quickly make her way to the training area. Once there, she found a child, a couple years older than herself it appeared, and much larger in frame as a result of this age gap. Shizune approached the boy, "Hi there! I'm Shizune! It's nice to meet ya! I'm here to be your sparring partner today! Don't go too easy on me!" When she said this, he got into a basic stance that he had mastered in his time at the academy. It was a stance that he had pushed himself into learning so that he would be able to defend himself, while still being able to react to openings created by said defense. When the little kid rushed him, he dodged to the right of the first punch, then used his left palm to push the follow up punch up into the air while simultaneously planting his right fist into the kids gut. Hard. The kid fell to the ground coughing, "Wow! You're much tougher than me! I'm the one who needs more training!" At the kids current level, he was definitely a force to be reckoned with! She got her signature and ran off to the tower to collect her next mission.

Mission 4:

Her fourth mission of the day, was to aid in a popular breakfast diner in the village. She was to relieve one of the night shift workers just in time for their morning rush. It was already nearly 0730 and the rush would be starting the moment the place opened up. When she arrived, she was greeted by a very drunken manager who ordered her to clean off tables and prepare the food. Which, in her humble opinion seemed like a lot to ask someone at her tender age. But, she made it work. She went to work, first cleaning off the tables which hadn't been cleaned by the nightly staff. She wiped them clean at a rapid pace, leaving them sparkling in her wake. Next, came the hardest part of this mission, preparing the food. She had been trained to cook basic meals, using materials one would find in the wilderness, and a few meals that could be made using things found in a normal kitchen. She went to work, getting all their required food prepared, just in time too, as the doors opened and orders began to pour in. She looked up as two people wearing kitchen clothes finally arrived to relieve her of duty. One of them signed her mission slip in the stead of their passed out manager. She was ready for another.

Mission 5:

Shizune, upon receiving her fifth mission, would head over to the academy building. It was a place that she didn't know all that well, given the little amount of time she spent there. She knocked on the classroom door three swift times before an instructor opened it. The instructor was obviously relatively new as a Chuunin instructor, as he didn't have that solid teacher look about him. This could be a façade though, so she didn't think about it too much. The instructor introduced her as a fresh Genin who had just graduated. He told the class that she would be offering a demonstration today. The students seemed intrigued, except for one who looked a bit older than the others. In fact, he seemed several years older than any of the others. The boy simply scoffed, said that Shizune looked weak and then challenged him to a fight. Shizune, not sure how to handle the situation, glanced at the instructor who offered an approving nod. The match was fast, he used a couple of simple, yet effective taijutsu maneuvers to efficiently take down her quarry. The students all cheered as their resident bully was humiliated. Shizune gave the chuunin her paper, which was quickly signed. She then went to get his next mission.

Mission 6:

Shizune looked down at the mission in her hand before slipping it into her cargo pocket for safe keeping. She made her way through the village once more, under the heat of the afternoon sun. When she arrived at her destination, a rather large house in the upper class civilian district, she rasped the door three times before a woman answered. She described to Shizune how one of her 132 cats had gone missing, a Mr.Snugglewuffles. He was supposedly a brown tabby with a green eye and a yellow eye. Shizune was to find him and return the little scamp before he got himself into trouble. She was warned thrice about the cats mean streak, but she assured the owner that she could handle it. She searched for around two hours before finally finding a cat that matched the description given to her by the woman. She moved in and grabbed it by the scruff of its neck and chopped it on the back of its head. It went limp in her arms and she carried it back to the womans house. Once she got there, before knocking on the door, she would pinch a nerve on the back of its neck and it would wake up, groggily. Upon returning it and getting a signature, Shizune would return to pick up her next mission.

Mission 7:

Her next task would be on the simpler side, she was to clean some graffiti up and stake out the area for suspicious activity. She arrived to find an artsy name drawn on the side of a building along with a chibi character of a boy in a green striped hat holding up a peace sign. She started scrubbing from the scaffolding that was hanging from the building, while she didn't need it, it was useful for holding the cleaning supplies that she had. She also kept an eye on the busy street below her that held the numerous people going about their day. As she cleaned, she noticed a man off to the side, his face was shadowed by the green striped bucket hat he was wearing. Shizune took in the rest of his features and decided not to move on the man, she knew too little about his abilities and couldn't risk the possibility that she'd be in over her head. She knew that a good kunoichi should never allow their emotions or ambitions to cloud their better judgement. Once the wall was cleared, she took his mission and a report on the suspicious man back to the tower. It was time for another mission.

Mission 8:

She opened the gates to a rather drab garden, located behind the village orphanage. She was to help pull weeds out of three of their planters to help them with their short staff. She didn't really understand why they didn't make the children do such a simple task, but she wasn't in a position to question it. She arrived at the first flower bed, which had a few roses beginning to bud from their bushes. She pulled the weeds from them, putting them into a burn pile that they had set up to get rid of the waste. Once she finished with the rose bed, she moved on to one that contained tulips. She pulled all the weeds same as before and put them into the burn pile where they were burned away. It was a simple task to pull weeds, but she was being payed, so she didn't really care. She moved to the Daisy flower bed, which was the last one she had to worry about. She pulled the weeds, one by one, and put them into the fire. Once she finished and got the matron to sign her paper, she rushed off to the mission tower to turn it in, claim her reward and go on another mission. But, she needed to hurry, daylight was running out.

Mission 9:

Her time was beginning to run short, she probably only had enough time to do this mission and one more, depending on how fast she could get this mission done. She rushed towards the business sector of the village so she could begin another pointless mission. This one, believe it or not, was to pick up trash and put it into burning bins located along the street. This trash, you may ask, is indeed the leftovers for street vendors. Of course, these burn pits were put in place for the vendors to dispose of their own waste, and for their patrons to do the same, but of course, they didn't. No, they left that sort of basic, simplistic task for the genin of the village. Their personal street sweepers. Though, it didn't matter, she was being payed and she moved at her top speed and threw the bags with great might, so one could say this was a form of training. She spent several minutes doing this, and finally lit all the barrels that the waste may be disposed of. She returned to the mission tower once she had completed her task to receive her final mission of the day. It was going well so far, so she hoped this streak would end well.

Mission 10:

The sun was beginning to set over the village and Shizune was on her final jaunt of the day. She was on her way to a house just on the outskirts of the village to take out an elderly couple's two energetic pups for a walk, so they would be tired enough to go to sleep on time. When she arrived at the modest cottage, she was greeted by the elderly man and handed two leashes already attached to the hulking beasts. They immediately rushed out the doors and looked like they would jerk her along after them, but she held strong, their momentum working against them as they ran out of slack, jerking back suddenly. She dragged them through the village instead, at just a bit faster than they could run comfortably. She had them running their top speed the whole time. Once they arrived back at their home, and she handed them back off to their owners, the moment they were off the leash, the two canine slumped over to their beds and crawled in. They were snoring In seconds. Being congratulated on a job well done, Shizune took their signature back to the missions board where she was paid and told to come back in the morning as they were closing.