Graffiti Artist [Mission]

Mission:

Shit, shit, shit, shit. Homura was in deep trouble. She was in deep shit. It was just terrible! Someone had spotted her graffiti in the business district of Johogakure. She was sure that she placed them in a spot where normal people wouldn't see them! She normally did them in alleyways and under bridges.  Well... Maybe she placed some on buildings, and maybe she painted in a perfect spot for everyone to see... But there was a reason for that!

What good was art if people didn't notice it? Homura hated spray painting walls only to have people not see them. It made it seem like there was no purpose to all of her hard work! So... While Homura was strolling through Johogakure late at night, she might have sprayed a few walls with her special brand of paint. Not a lot of walls. Maybe 1 or 2... Or 4 in total.

No, she wasn't the brightest shinobi to ever exist, but at least she was learning!... Maybe.

Well, now Homura was paying for that. The shinobis didn't catch her while she was spray painting, but they did put out a mission to clean up her paint. Of course, normally she would've ignored boring jobs like these, but she had a special connection with these graffitis. She had worked hard all day and night to create them. So, she couldn't just let anyone get rid of them.

After getting a couple of tools, Homura set off to complete the mission. Since removing paint was a bit difficult, Homura decided to paint over it. She found that it would be much easier if the wall was just completely recolored than if she removed the already existing graffiti. It was kind of like fighting fire with fire, but Homura didn't care. It at least got the job done. Once she finished painting those four walls, she left it there for an entire day to allow the paint to dry. After she was done, the vandalism was completely gone. Though, there was still one problem that Homura had to deal with.

A culprit needed to come forward to answer for these crimes, and Homura didn't feel like getting in trouble for this. In her head, she thought up someone who could take her place and be blamed for the vandalism. Though, since she couldn't think up off the top of her head, she decided to make a person up. "I think I saw the suspicious guy. He had a mohawk and a few lip rings. He had lots of tattoos an a biker vest on!" It was a generic description and Homura probably just placed an innocent man on a watch list, but she didn't care. As long as the shinobi were off her trail, she was happy.

After turning in her mission information, she went home with pride that she had done another hard day's work.