Sensei is that you!?!? -private rp Kazuki and Asako-

Kazuki was walking alone on the streets of the shine village reflecting on everything he had done in his life. He had been a formidable opponent to many and taught several different legends. In the eyes of his friends and the people of the villages he had saved he was a hero worthy of the title he had accumulated over time. Though to kazuki he was still the same person as he was when he was a goofball genin on sound team 1. He remembered how throughout the years he maintained an almost trademark optimistic view that had drawn in his close friends and gave him the strength to continue to fight on despite what the odds looked like. Now he is 30 years old father of a 12 year old son who knows nothing of his Shinobi past and is married to the love of his life Hinata Hyuuga. He wondered to himself.... "How could this day get any better then this?"

Bookwoman, aka Asako, was wandering through the sunny streets of the village of Shine. She had bought a few books and was now wandering around, looking for a dango shop, before setteling herself somewhere on a roof to read and sunbathe.
She had gotten a rather bad hit on her head in her last fight and the doctor had diagnosed a partial amnesia, amnesia that made her forget important people, like her teachers and friends...

She was walking, as we said earlier, and reading at the same time. As we all know, it is quite a bad idea to do. But stubborn as she was, she still did and bumped into someone, falling on her but, the books slipping out of her hands.
"Hey! Watch out!"

Kazuki would blink not having paying attention because of the fact that he hadn't been in shine for the longest time. He looked down to see none other then his student asako. His eyes grew wide as he just stood there dazed and amazed at seeing his student once more.

Asako was in a bad mood. She had dropped all her dango, her books, one of which had fallen into a puddle of mud. And her head was throbbing again, sign that the doctor had said it would appear often when she'd meet old friends.
In short, she was in no mood to be polite or nice, like her usual self.
And now this weirdo was staring at her. She scowled and growled like a wild animal at him while picking the books up.
"What?" she snapped. "Can I help you?"

"Asako do you remember me?" He managed to choke out as he went through his bag to go find something. For the first time she noticed he was wearing a buisness suit which was incredibly odd for anyone to be wearing in a shinobi village.

"...Kazuki...?" she mumbled confused, forgetting her irritation.
She scrambled up from the ground and started dusting her pants off and finally gave the man a good look.
There was no mistake.
"Gah! What the...? Why in heaven's name aren't you wearing your headband? And a business suit? Where is your pride as shinobi?! And Isaac, is the old ecchi bastard still alive?"

He looked at her confused as she noticed how old he seemed to have gotten as the years progressed. His hair started to show gray streaks most likely from all the training in the afterlife sucking life out of him. He smiled at her as he pulled his old headband out.

"So your do remember me. Well unfortunately Issac-sensei is no longer with us in this world. Um.... he passed on when my uncle his brother killed him. Also about the buisness suit I am retired now and well I own my own tea company. I am just hear to reminice." He smiled brightly at her.

The whole expression of Asako could be resumed into three letters. "Wtf".
Over the years, she had cut her long hair and dyed it red. Her clothes were rather male looking and her whole person could have been confused for a 15 years old boy, if she didn't speak. She had lost one of her eyes and as consequence of a disaster, she had lost her Doukengan to the state of not having been awakened. So, her naturally, only left eye, was now as big as a saucer, staring at her sensei in disbelief.
"Wait, wait, wait. What did I miss? Tell up! You're married too? Don't tell me...HINATA-CHAN?!"

She stepped back and ran a hand through her hair. This was crazy. Her sensei, too scared to speak even one word to the loverly girl, was now married to her? God, what had she missed while she had disappeared for her Bookwoman training?

"How did you know I was married?" He looks down and sees his wedding ring before facepalming.

"Duh. well how did you know it was to hinata? I mean it could be anyone." He stated defiantly.

Asako clicked her tongue and rolled her eyes.
"I listened for ages to your one sided love soap story, Kaz-sensei. Of course you weren't gonna marry anyone else than her."
She gave him a grin and her eyes shone michieviously.
"Besides, you didn't deny it either~ So, I win. Now, tell up, what happened while I was kidnapped and forced to learn writing history."

"I feel it would be better if I just showed you" He stated as he waved for her to follow him. After walking for a while the came up to his truck in which he climbed into the driver's seat glancing over at her. The motor vehicle being a strange sight to see in this land.



"You coming Asako?" He stated raising an eyebrow.

Asako gasped in front of the car like a child in front of a new toy.
"You got a freaking car?" she shrieked out. "Epicness!"
And she ran first three times around the vehicule, observing it under all possible angles and then finally sat down next to Kazuki.

Plopping down on the passenger seat, she posed the books on her lap and raised a hand, closing her eyes and taking a serious look.
"I got some education you know. Always fasten your seatbelt."
And so she did.

This was definitely better than laying around, reading stuff.
The car beat every single thing in the world in epicness, she decided.

He just looked over at her and chuckled to himself as he turned on the truck and started to drive through the deserts in order to get on the country roads that would lead back to his home in tokyo. To shinobi this land was uncharted because shinobi refused to go to modernized areas such as this however kazuki being retired thought it would be quite a wonderful place to start up his family.

Asako was fidgeting in the car and staring out of the window.
She didn't dare to speak and her mind was too occupied anyway with all she had to see. She had ran through the desert at full speed before, but doing it while sitting and doing nothing was even better.
"So, you are rich, huh?" she blurted out. "Does that mean you look down on your shinobi past now?"

Immediately realizing how rude she had been, her face took a shade close to that of her hair and she lowered her eyes, in an apologetically gesture.
"Sorry..."

He looked over at her and smiled that familiar goofy smile he always had.

"No I miss the old days more then anything. The only job that I have that has beaten my job as a shinobi was being a father. Heh. Yep however I do miss the good old days of being a shinobi. The move however was necessary for my family since I dont want my wife or son to die." He stated remembering what had happened to his first wife.

Asako noticed the worried look on his face.
Before, she had never seen it, having been blind because of her bloodline. Now, she could see the colors, the sky, her loved one's faces.
"Is...something the matter? You look so sad suddenly, sensei."
She placed a hand on his shoulder, trying to comfort him.

How foolish did she look now. She had been a sannin like him, stood on the same ground as him and now, her younger age made her look incompetent even to cheer a friend up.
How naive had she been by thinking she had seen all in life already. Obviously the car told her she had lots to see yet.

He put on a fake smile to console her as he looked over.

"Yes and even more so that is my house over there!" He points over to a large manor like house with a huge driveway. He had parked the truck over in the driveway as he got out of it and stretched. He looked over at asako and smiled waving for her to follow him as he walked up to the front door opening it as he called in.

"HONEY I'M HOME! I ALSO BROUGHT A GUEST!" He called out.

The young kunoichi felt like she had turned back into the world of fairies in which she had believed when she was a child.
The huge mansion was constructed after the old, feudal era manors, as you could still find in Shine. It was majestic, in her eyes.

She eyed her sensei once more, who was turning his back to her. She was glad for him, but something like jealousy or rather, loneliness crept in her, making the woman shiver. He wouldn't come back for any gold in the world as it was before, when both of them still sparred in the dirt and mudd.

At the entrance of the mansion, a woman had appeared, with long black hair and pearl colored eyes. She was breathtakingly beautiful and for once, Asa regretted having cut her hair.
"H-Hinata-chan? So I was right about you marrying her, Kaz-sensei!"
And then she saw a child standing next to the woman. He was a miniKaz and she had already decided to call him "Chibi".

"Who is this friendly young lady you brought with you?" asked Hinate after having bowed to Asako. "An old friend?"

"Umm.... yeah an old friend you could say. Hehe darling you dont remember Asako? oh and um Kenza go to your room alright?" Kazuki stated looking over at his son.

Kenza glared viciously at his father showing his obvious hatred and dislike for him as he walked away climbing up the stairs to his room. With this Kazuki turned to Asako.

"Hinata and I agreed never to reveal our shinobi past to our son in order for him to lead a normal life here in the city. The world needs more buisnessmen since we have a large amount of gifted shinobi like you around." He smiled softly a bit hurt still from how his son was glaring at him.

Asako blinked at the two happy (more or less) parents and gripped her books tightly against her stomach.
Lying to your own child was something she didn't approve of, but Kazuki and Hinate must have a clear explanation and reason for it, in which she wasn't going to meddle in.
"I...see. And, I'm sorry, but, because of certain events, I kinda lost my bloodline." she mumbled, scratching her nose in embarassment. "Though, the training for me to become a Sannin is still firmly inside of me. I am still the Poison Queen."

She grinned sheepishly and fiddled with the hem of her shirt.
"So...You...well, you two, you left the shinobi world behind for good huh? And I was hoping to kick sensei's butt one last time."

"If you want to fight I can fight you just not in front of my son please." He smiled happily at her. He noticed the glint in her eyes when they explained the situation to her. He knew inside that she did not approve of what they were doing but that was the only option they had. Saddly on the inside he wished he could be that hero he once was in the past and maybe just maybe have his son stop hating him.

"Can I invite you for some tea, Asa-chan?" asked Hinata softly. "That way you'll be able to rest a little from the long trip between Shine and Tokyo. And you'll be able to catch up with Kazuki."
"Yes, please!" grinned Asako.

Hinata guided her to a nice living room and without ceremony, Asako plopped down on a random pillow, in front of a low table.
"Now, sensei, you got lots to tell me. How did you confess?"

If she didn't know better, Asako would have thought she heard a cup break in the kitchen next door...

"well you see interesting thing was that I thought Hinata-chan knew me personally. She didn't know who I was however she had heard of me so when I went to go to the village of Konoha under orders of my old sensei I saw her on a bench sobbing because that Uzumaki boy turned her down. Then well from then on in she and I got together like clockwork till I finally got the courage to ask her to marry me. From then on it was all about how to convince her father to allow me to marry her. However it went well and we have been together ever since I was 25." He smiled chuckling a bit hearing the sound of a broken cup.

"Tsk. And I had to listen the year before you finally dared to talk to her, to all of your whinings about you not daring to ask her out?"
Asako pouted cutely, puffing her cheeks and crossing her arms over her flat chest. Kazuki had whined, cried, proclaimed his eternal love for Hinata in all possible languages he knew (only one) to her while she was doing push-ups and sit ups for him.
She had never understood why she had trained under a taijutsu master while she was certainly more someone turned into ninjutsu and medical care.
"And wy the abstinance of telling your son about who you really are?" she asked then, curiosity killing her. "Chibi looks made for being a shinobi. If I didn't know better, I'd say that kid trains himself in secret. His shoulder muscles are very well developped."

Hearing this Kazuki sighed to himself as he glances back up at her.

"Kenza" is a special case you see Hinata and I agreed a long time ago that we should raise him to be successful in his education and studies more so then his fighting talents. Yes he is a naturally born fighter and hey I can see a bit of potential deep inside him however I still have an obligation to look out for my son's best intrests. Oh and the reason why he looks well trained is because against my wishes he goes out and fights on the street." Kazuki states rolling his eyes with the last part of his statment.