Giving back [Private]

[Hamura]

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Name: Hospital assistant
Rank: "D" rank
IIC Length: 2 Days
Difficulty: Low
Objective: To help around the hospital in any way they you can, mostly by helping people in the lobby or even taking someone's temperature.
Description: It is the simple tasks that help make the big picture work. It is your job to help make it happen at the Sunagakure hospital. Help doctors in any way you can, be it with medical practice and first aid, running errands, or even just fetching them some coffee or handling some tools. Make sure to be helpful and not destructive. If any equipment is damaged, then it comes out of the Shinobi's pay check. Only one person can take this mission at a time.
Reward: 20,000 Ryo


Also Training:

Healing Hands, Bolstering Healing Hands
Rank: "C"
Skill: Supplementary
Effect: User can turn extra healing into bonus vigor.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: When performing a Healing Hands technique, if the healing exceeds the limit being cured (no harm is done on the body), the healed creature gains temporary Armoured Points, allowing the creature to withstand attacks before succumbing to real bodily damage. The amount of Temporary Armoured Points is equal to the Healing Hands technique performed. These temporary Armoured Points do not stack with themselves, or any other source of temporary Armoured Points. The temporary Armoured Points lasts for 10 minutes.
Limit: Must be a Medical Doctor. Must know Healing Hands (Light).

Ever since he had returned to the village, there had been a lot of things on his mind. In the past, he had always aspired to become an assassin, though there were a good deal of times where he felt that his skills might be better used in different places. One of these places had always been the hospital, whether it were as a place to oversee in terms of protection, working down in the morgue or helping out with patients. As such, one of the first missions he had taken up during his visit to the administration department had been to help out at the local hospital. Since the place was quite large and people were coming in every day with either wounds of varying degrees or with a sickness.

From the moment he signed himself in at the front desk, the first thing that came his way was that they usually did not get anyone of his age to help out with the treatment of patients. Shrugging it off with a faked smile, the fact that people seemed to think less of him because of his age and height was something he had grown rather accustomed to. While it bothered him at some point, he figured that he couldn't hold it against them, considering how none of them really knew anything about the things he had done in the line of duty, or how he had been the highest scoring Genin to make it to the next rank in the last Chuunin exams. Putting on the proper clothing and taking a box of gloves with him in his pocket, he started doing rounds with a senior doctor, a rather talkative one at that.

Truth be told, he did not mind it much if people talked a lot, believing that it made a day go by quicker, or at least more quickly than it normally would. While he figured that they would be going to do some rounds to help out sick people, it turned out that he was to help out with the healing of injured men and women. Since he was already capable of performing healing techniques, much to the surprise of the doctor that believed he was just there for basic first aid, he took it upon himself to teach the boy how to make the people he treated more stable than they were before. Finding that the trick was in exerting more chakra than was needed in order to leave a thin layer of healing energy, he aided in healing various lesser wounds. For the time being, that was really everything he could do now, at least until the hospital staff trusted him to do more than that.

Throughout that day, he did several similar things to various people in order to both train this new technique of his, or rather the new way in which he could utilize his technique, and at the same time do the job he was hired for. At the end of the day, he had gotten rather good at using his healing techniques. The very next morning, he got to do a similar shift, which was more or less exactly what he had been expecting, something he was entirely aware of and did not mind at all. By simply doing his job, he was making up for the time he spent away from the village in a way that made up for lost time, at least in his point of view. At the end of the second day, he had finished up what could be considered a single mission for the Hidden Sand, though he wasn't going to stop there. He would be returning soon enough, that much was certain.


[End of Mission / Training]

[Cadoc]

Learned

[Hamura]

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Name: Hospital Security
Rank: "D" rank
IIC Length: 2 Days
Difficulty: low-medium
Objective: It is your job to patrol the Sunagakure hospital and to make sure that they patients are in a safe and secure area as well as the doctors and staff are kept safe.
Description: The hospital in Sunagakure no sato can be a dangerous place whenever things go down. It is the job of the hired shinobi to protect the peace at the hospital as well as make things easier for all the staff and doctors present
Reward: 15,000 Ryo

Returning to the hospital two days later, he had initially planned on continuing where he left off and going on rounds with one of the doctors. Part of why he had hoped such a thing was because it allowed him to both apply his skill at healing to help people, as well as learn more about the healing arts for the sake of furthering his own development and aid people further down the line. When he heard that he was to be doing something quite different for the time being, he figured that it was probably better this way. After all, he was doing this for the village, not for himself. As such, turning his temporary job into some sort of internship was likely not the best way to be going about it, or so he figured.

Finding himself in the position of additional hospital security, he was not assigned to any particular gate, department or room. Instead, he got to wander around, taking certain routes in order to make sure that there were no outbursts of emotion running out of control, mental patients running amok or people trying to kill one another. Knowing hospitals to be the kind of place where emotions might escalate into hostile actions, having people like himself around for the sake of preventing violence was often a must. And so he started doing his rounds, dressing in the same attire as the other guards so that the very sight of him would inspire at least some modicum of awe.

For the first couple of hours, all he really did was do his rounds, keeping an eye and an ear on the place while at the same time thinking about a lot of other things at the same time. One such thought was about whether or not he was doing the right thing by aiding the village in such a way, figuring that it did not do a whole lot for the greater picture aside from helping out one person at a time. Shrugging it off as nonsense, he deemed this work to be worthy as it was directly contributing to the well-being of the village itself. That same day, he aided in holding down a confused patient who was struggling with waking up from a forced coma, coming to whilst still believing to be somewhere on the battlefield. After being sedated, Hamura helped put on the restraints before moving along.

During his second day of doing his rounds, he encountered even less action as the confinement ward seemingly had no issues that needed his aid either. Though it did not keep him from doing his job, the fact that all of this was quite boring made him wish that he could go back to doing what he had done earlier that week, seeing as he actually got to learn new ways of applying medical chakra through alternative ninjutsu. By the end of that day, he wasted no time with writing up his report, as well as a report regarding the structural status of the building, the work staff he observed and the way in which things were handled. Feeling like that was the very least he could do, he turned in the paperwork and went on to search for a somewhat more interesting assignment.

[End of Mission]

[Starnaess]

Learned

[Hamura]

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Name: Get rid of these Damn Iguanas!
Rank: “D” Rank
IIC Length: 2 Days
Difficulty: low
Objective: Get these Damn Iguanas out of my sight, I can’t take it anymore. The objective is to remove all of the Iguanas that have infested the shop keepers’ stores. The desert breeds cruel beasts.
Description: In Sunagakure the heat attracts some undesirable guests. These Iguanas are prime examples of this fact. It is your job to remove these iguanas from the premsis of one of the many shops or residencies that reside within the walls of Sunagakure. These bloody creatures aren’t very aggressive, but they are persistent. Get them out of my sight before the shop keepers throw a fit. This mission may be taken by one person and up to a squad of three with one Chunin/Jonin leader. If you fail to remove all the Iguanas from the site, your Kazekage will have to have a talk with you about your performance, and the money will not be received. Go get em tiger.
Reward: 30,000 Ryo

In his quest to make up for lost time, or rather, time he had spent doing nothing but honing his skills and doing nothing for the village or for his new country at all, Hamura had sought out a mission he deemed to be somewhat more energetic than walking around and patrolling the local hospital. Albeit beneath him, the mission he had acquired regarded the removal of various iguana, by any means one deemed necessary. Where many would most likely have attempted to outright exterminate them on the spot, Hamura felt for these creatures, knowing a good deal about their kind and the other creatures that roamed the hot desert regions of the world.

He knew that these animals had only resorted to the infestation of a local store due to the fact that they could not regulate their body heat the same way as humans could, for they had not been given the gift that was warm blood. Instead, they had been born cold blooded, meaning they had to switch to being out in the sun and finding shady spaces where they could cool their bodies down, lest they be boiled in their own skin. Considering this to be a cruel fate, he did not want to be the one that went around killing animals that were just looking out for their own survival and that of their offspring. As such, he created various earthen clones of himself, armed with cages from the local pet store, as well as cages belonging to the department in charge of messenger animals.

Entering the building, both he and his clones went around scanning the building for any signs of life, utilizing the kind of teamwork one could truly only have with themselves in order to maximize their efficiency, if such a thing were to be considered possible. As much as the creatures tried to protect themselves by lashing out and biting at Hamura and his clones, the fact that his acute senses were far superior to theirs meant that it did them little good. Within the hour, Hamura had cleared out the entire building, leaving him various filled cages and a whole troop of captured iguanas that really had nowhere to go. Trying to formulate a plan, he initially took them to his hotel room with him, believing that that was going to be the best place for him to watch over them until he came up with a solution to the problem.

Later that night, he had reached a decision on what to do with the animals. Remembering an oasis that was quite far from the village, at least a few hours away at top speed, the boy figured that the iguanas would be able to make a home for themselves while remaining alive and free at the same time. Since putting them back out in the desert would either make them come right back or get them killed, he took a short few hour nap before heading out early in the morning, accompanied by various clones so that he would be able to take out all of the iguana in one go and not have to move back and forth. Upon releasing the animals back into the wild and into a new environment, he made his way back to the village with a satisfied feeling in his gut. Checking the store inside and out one last time to be sure, he returned to his room in order to file the paperwork, for the job was done.

[End of Mission]