Travelling: Crater

... Bleh. Raining cats and dogs. Perfect weather conditions, for going on "cleaning duty". Seriously, what was he thinking when he decided to choose a D-rank cleaning mission? Being associated with genin... Pfeh!

The thick, dense forest provided some relief from the rainfall, but he was still soaking wet. Ironic, since he was hating it. He came from the village hidden in the Sand. Sand. Hate rainfall? How... fanciful.

Dead, dull, squishy leaves were marked by his footprints as he made his way on and on, kept pushing through the forest, rain still relentlessly pouring like there was no tomorrow. Like, seriously... this was hopeless. Travel through a huge forest, while it was raining like hell, just to go to a foreign and possibly hostile village, and complete a task fit for a novice ninja? Pathetic.

...

After long hours of painfully "wet" walking, the rain slightly calmed down, when the gates of Crater reached his eyesight. And not even that was relieving; he was yet to go through the climax of his shame. Cleaning duty... He studded over to the gates, and made his way through, onto the spot where he was supposed to carry out his debut mission.

... And with that, starts his second journey to Crater. Why not resign from his kage-ship, and join The Village of Crater? He hadn't done a single mission for Sunagakure yet... wait. He had. This time the weather was more pleasant, sunny, clear skies. Leaves crunched under his step, as a calm breeze ruffles though his hair. So tranquil, and yet, soon, he would be spying on an extremely volatile set of gangsters.

He kept walking on and on... and on... all the way... crunching leaves under his feet, staring at the scenery of trees all around him, admiring the skiy aat certain times, taking a break under the shade of a tree at other times. Finally, he saw the gates of Crater. Smiling, and taking a deep breath, he began walking towards the gates slowly, lest any troubles occur. And no one could tell he was the kazekage; he wasn't attired well enough for the matter.