Test 1! Stone: Pandoru, Shiro, Saiko

[Chuunin Examiner]

Test Information Here

Once the papers before the young shinobi would flip over, the following images would be seen:

Outside View
Inside View

This mansion is your environment for all of these missions. Unless stated otherwise, you will begin your mission outside, and thus must work your way in. Upon each floor of the mansion are fifteen rooms, and five guards are patrolling. Getting caught results in immediate failure of the mission.

Weather: Dusk, heavy rainfall, relatively strong winds.

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Pandoru: On the top floor of the mansion is a locked door. Inside of that room is a document that needs to be retrieved. Get in, get that, and get out.

Shiro: There’s nothing to steal in this mission, for the information isn’t written. A meeting is taking place on the lower level of the mansion. Using stealth, gather the information being spoken, and then swiftly exit the building with it. As always, guards are on duty.

Saiko: Your target in this mission is the owner of this mansion, located on the upper floor in his room. You, thankfully, know the specific room. However, your goal is to assassinate him swiftly and silently. Don‘t get caught.

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Remember that you are roleplaying out the process of writing. Do something along the lines of “As John sat, his pencil scratched along the paper. ‘First I would…’ ”

After each shinobi of the village has posted, you will receive your grades, and know whether or not you have passed.

[Masakuni]

Shiro sighed. He was no great shakes at writing. He glanced upward at the ceiling light for a moment, then looked back down, rereading his assignment. He sighed again, and began to write, his pencil scratching quietly.

I would begin by attempting to infiltrate the mission in as quiet a way as possible. I would approach the side entrance silently, on the look out for any potential guards. Before coming into range of the mansion perimeter, I would perform the Jigoku no Mimi technique, centering in on the sound of the rain hitting the armor of the guards, assuring that none are in my way. If the coast is then clear, I would make my way to the side door, performing a henge on myself to appear as a guard as a precaution. I would check the side door for alarms, disarming any I discover. If no alarms are found or all are disarmed, I would enter the building.

Shiro frowned, looking up. He considered the mission, imagining it in his mind. The next thing to do would be... He sighed, his green occuli flashing vibrantly. He hated tests. He closed his eyes briefly, thinking it over. He opened them the next moment, his pencil returning to the paper and etching neat, small writing on it's white surface.

After entering the building, I would release the henge once I was sure I was not being watched, for a guard wandering the halls would be suspicious. I would move in the shadows, across the ceiling if it was dark enough, due to the intriguing habit of people to never look up. I seek out the meeting by sound, being sure to remain within the darkness. Once the meeting is discovered, I will remain in the shadows and listen until the meeting is commenced, committing it to memory. Afterwards, I would find a safe area far away from guards, monitoring the position through means of my Jigoku no Mimi technique. I would then transmit the information to my team-mates via our com devices, in case I was captured or killed during my attempted exit.

Shiro laid his pencil down briefly, unsure of how to continue. The next move would to be escape silently. Assuming that the rest of the mission had went well,no one would suspect his presence within the building, so he wouldn't be running for his life... He frowned and resumed writing.

Afterwards, I would perform a henge to make myself appear to be one of the servants of the mansion. For a mansion of that size, there must be servants. I would then continue calmly towards the rear exit, behaving in the manner a servant would. If stopped by a guard and questioned, I would respond to the best of my knowledge to avoid suspicion. If the guard is disbelieving, I would then kill the guard with a slash of a kunai to the neck, silencing him before he can yell out. I would then dispose of the body, henge into a likeness of the killed guard and continue at high speed. Whether all goes well or a guard is killed, I will make my way to the back door and exit. Afterwards, I will drop my henge and head towards the rendezvous at top speed. After reaching said rendezvous, I would write down the details of the meeting whilst it was fresh in my memory. From there, I would proceed home, thus completing the mission.

Shiro put the pencil down and yawned, his eyes slightly bloodshot. His head hurt as well. He hated writing. He simply did not have to poetic insight needed for the writing that others accomplished with ease. He sighed, scratching his head. Even so, he reflected, at least he was done now. He formed a peak with his fingers and stared forward, brow furrowed and green eyes watching ponderously.

[Tensai Shitakuma]

:::Entrance:::

There within the vents of the building all could not be heard. The young blind warrior within his greatness, sliding through the very creation what was known as a vent. A song was softly playing through. Sweet was pouring through from the heat of the vent. The feel of desperation was sent through. He grumbled through as he slid through the hard metallic floor of the vents. "Gah, man, take a vacation he says," the young warrior was complaining to himself. "Enjoy some time to yourself he says," he continued to grumble to himself as he something began to echo through the vents high within the building. Throughout all of the exams and throughout all locations there people could hear as the sounds echoed out. "You will enjoy it, he says," the blind monk warrior yelled out. "Yeah right, I can't watch the exams unless I am in there, and I can't get in there because of technicality," he squeaked out as he rushed through the vent.

Here and there people would look up from other rooms hearing the sounds as they themselves would raise their own eyebrows. Wondering exactly was going on. The sound continued to reap through the very vents as the young warrior continued pushing through as he suddenly stopped. The sound was that of a guitar the guitar was in a continuous loop showing that it was just some sort of "Mission" Impossible song.

The warrior was growing closer and closer to the location that this class room was located at. The bass was kicking in here and there, as the song lyrics pushed on through along with the drums giving a full beat. "All the teachin' in da world today" the song sang forth as the young warrior felt something give in.

"Uh oh," he spoke out as the song grew louder and louder for all of those below could hear.

"All the little girls fillin' up da world today" the song continued forth as he felt his weight somewhat sinking in.

"Aww no please god no, please no," he yelled out, as those down below would hear as he felt something growing within his stomach. "Just my lu-aah" he yelled out as his body weight was pushed down. his body fell through as the vent broke through making him fall down into the class room below. As he fell down the song lyrics were at the words of "I know why you want to hate me."

He slowly began to stand around the second "I know why you want to hate me." He stood up tall at lyrics at the first verse of "Cause hate is all the world has ever seen lately." Handseals began to appear as he stood in his calm cool like form with rubble all around him. As the music pushed forth in its rock form, about ten water clones slowly began to appear moving more and more forming a "V" Formation.

There standing was a young man with a large fedora hat, hair brown. A face of kindness but a smile of scorn. The second Verse kicked in as he stood there smiling still in the non friendly like manner as if he was going to attack. He looked around the class room with his fake white eyes, standing there with his red long sleeved silk like shirt, black slacks, black dress shoes. Something that no villain would ever find themselves wearing.

Just as the chorus was seeping through a shocked face came through the warrior's face. He looked towards the instructor as well as the ten clones looked with the curiousness on their face. Then BAM as the main Chorus kicked in with the heightened rock the real Tensai shouted out. "5-0 Cheese it!!!" In a blink of a panic they all rushed through in all directions. Running all around eleven Tensais pushing off through. Then one by one different ones slammed into the windows, one per each window launching themselves out as they broke through the windows in a furious fashion. Then with another Tensai he would rush forward kicking down the door as the others would run over the man, their feet slamming against their bodies as the class room would become empty once again.

:::Exit:::

[pandoru]

As the young Iwa kunoichi sat at her desk, her eyes shifted as the instructors did, glancing up at the clock as if the ticking hands were to decide their fate. And in a sense… it would. He spoke a command, and Pandoru was quick to follow, flipping over the paper to examine the pictures upon it, as well as think deeply on this little ‘mission’ she had been assigned. ’Locked door on the top floor…’ There was much to consider: The weather conditions, getting in, making her way through the area undetected, and then somehow making her way back out in an equally stealthy manner. The pencil in hand was tapped softly against her chin, and she turned her head slightly, glancing out the window of the room. Of course, no answers were written on the glass, but the less than stressful environment outside of the building would help her think. And yet… her serene state of mind would be disturbed.

Slender brows slowly came together as sounds broke her fragile concentration, and the girl looked up. A soft thumping, but what had piqued the kunoichi's curiosity was the fact that she heard… music. Something to relax the examinee’s maybe? But why hadn’t the examiner mentioned it? And why was it coming from the ceiling? And who the hell picked the stuff that was playing? As if fearing her sanity was trying to slip from her skull, the girls hands quickly lifted to cover her ears. If she couldn’t hear it, maybe it would go away? Could anyone else even hear it!? Almost panicking, the widened cyan hues gave Shiro a quick glance. The Aburame seemed content to do his work, leaving the female to ponder just what the side effects of talking to her puppets had proven to be. ’Have I gone mad…!?’

This strange music grew ever louder, and her eyes were once again placed on the ceiling. The optics became firmly glued as she heard cracking from the material, and both the moaning of warping metal and ones own expression of displeasure. ’… Is someone…!?’ A crash was her answer, and a shriek from the redhead only added to the commotion now in the room. She shot out of her seat, tumbling backwards in the chair and falling rather ungracefully to the floor.

“WHAT THE HELL!?”

The words were shouted from the instructor, as the puppeteer was effectively left speechless, staring wide-eyed at the bizarre man now in the front of the room along with a small army of clones. Idly, she wondered if part of this test was their reaction to the unusual and unexpected. Were that the case, she had failed miserably. Unsure of what exactly to do, her right hand fumbled, eager to slip into the pouch of clay at her hip for some kind of defense as she got to her feet. Although she felt the need to protect herself and the others in the room, she was… honestly having problems taking this man seriously. What exactly was going through that strange little head of his? Blinking stupidly, she allowed her hand to fall, knowing perfectly well that she’d dropped her guard. But when someone was pulling those kind of stunts before your very eyes, how could you not stare?

“5-0 Cheese it!!!”

“… Huh…?” Another surprised yelp came from the slightly disoriented Sankuchi, toppling over once more as the sound of shattering glass filled the classroom. She slammed her hands down onto the closest desk, pulling herself up swiftly to try and figure out just what the hell was going on. Windows had been shattered, and the door kicked open… hopefully it would still close without problems. Her eyes darted about, and with a dumbfounded look on her face, Pandoru flopped rather ungracefully back into her seat. She had expected to have a few interesting stories to tell when she returned home. This… would certainly be one of them. Her hand pat against the desk, trying to locate the writing utensil that was no longer present. She blinked, then leaned over to the side, scooping the pencil up off of the floor. With a sigh, her eyes settled on the test once more. Despite the breeze now blowing through the room, and the vulgarities being shouted from the instructors mouth, Pandoru would try her best to focus. “… hn…”

~Start~

‘To start this mission, I would of course, be sure I was effectively prepared. Smoke bombs can prove to be a shinobi’s best friend, so before even arriving at my destination, I would purchase a few of those, perhaps four. Arriving, I would try my best to use the scenery to my advantage. Heavy rainfall would mask the sound of footsteps, should anyone happen to be outside… and the clothing I normally wear is that of earth shades, so visibility during the time of day would hopefully be even less. However, to be on the safe side, the most basic of technique’s would be used: the cloak of invisibility. With that active, I would take my time to approach the building, walking slowly should any guard make their appearance.

Upon placing myself outside the mansion, I suppose getting inside would be the next task, wouldn’t it? I have been given the information that my target is on the top floor, and thus, I shall use that to my advantage. Still using the simple academy genjutsu, I would allow chakura to be focused into the soles of my feet, scaling the walls at a steady pace. Focus would be key to keep the flow constant, thus the slow movement. As well, such soft steps would prevent too much noise from being made, and thus getting myself caught.

Now on the roof, finding the easiest method of entry would be my goal. Crouching low to limit the possibility of being spotted, it would be at this point that I would remove the cloak. The removal of the fabric would allow me to work that much faster. A clay bird would quickly be shaped, and crawling over to the edge of the roof, I would let it fly, hovering almost as I’d have it tap along the wall. The reasoning behind this action? When glass was struck, it would make a different noise then that of the rest of the house; I was looking for a window. Though it may have been the obvious method, it was the surest to work. When the definite clicking of glass was heard, I would lean farther yet over the ledge, allowing my head to poke over to see just what it was I was doing, and hopefully be able to see the window without hanging completely off of the roof.

From that point, I would wander away from the basic academy techniques. Ningyoumawashi no Jutsu would be my technique of choice at this point - the puppet operator technique. It’s a handy trick that allows a puppeteer to stick chakura threads to things aside from their puppets. With that said, I would drop the threads below, sticking them to the window before giving a few quick tugs. Depending on the design of the window, it would open differently, whether it be sliding up, or flipping out horizontally. However it opened, I would find out one way or another, thus the tugging of the strings. Chakura threads to the untrained eye are invisible, and so, if a guard so happened to be in this particular room, such sudden openings could be dismissed for the work of the wind or faulty craftsmanship.

At this point, I would pull back and listen, keeping the threads attached all the while. Should one be in the room, surely they would poke their head out due to curiosity, or at least shut the window that had mysteriously opened. If it was shut, I would simply wait it out and try again. If no such thing occurred, I would continue with my entrance. Silently I would decline, detaching the threads and slipping through the window before shutting it once more. It was wise to leave no evidence as to one’s entry. At least, in my opinion. If they don’t know how you got in, then you can get out just as easily. Inside, my search would begin. Surely an important document would be well hidden, so each corner of the room would need to be scanned. If I happened to get lucky, and the room I entered through contained my goal, all the better. I would take it, and simply leave the way I came.

Should I not however, I would need to continue on my way. Cautiously I would make my way towards the door of the room, and once again activate the cloak of invisibility. Slowly I would grip the handle, and with equal caution let the door slide open. Looking both ways, I would scan the halls. Should it be clear, I would move onto the next room. A soft turn of the handle was all that would need to be done for shut doors. After all, it was stated that my goal was in a locked room. If the door is unlocked, it couldn’t possibly be there. Keeping the cloak active, I would continue to wander the halls, stepping slowly and lightly lest my feet cause a floorboard to creek.

Eventually, the door I sought would be found. Ah, but how does one get inside if it is locked? Again, the simplest of puppeteer techniques. The fine tendrils of chakura would be sent from my fingertips into the lock on the door. Though I will admit I have no true knowledge of lock picking, after feeling around the gears inside the lock for enough time, I would assume it would eventually click out of its locked state. Another pause would be taken incase any wandering guards in my vicinity had heard the sound. My ears have been known to deceive me however, so just to be safe, I would look side to side to be sure that no one was in the area. In the clear, my hand would be placed on the knob and the door open.

Though the document should be my main goal, my first concern would be destroying the evidence. Turning on my heels, the door would be immediately shut, and locked once more. Knowing my habits, I would likely sigh in relief at this point before removing myself of the fabric keeping me hidden. As I had done when first arriving, I would give this room a thorough inspection. Leave no drawer unopened, and no paper left unturned. With the document in my grasp, I would need to make my escape. The document would be placed in the safest spot I can think of: with my puppets. Should I be fortunate enough to have a window in this room, I would then make my exit. With no window, I would be forced to make my way back out into the guard-filled hallway.

Dull as it may have been, the most effective of methods never needed to be flashy. The cloak would be placed on once more, the same puppet techniques repeated to lock the door behind me. I would move swiftly, back to the nearest window and out onto the roof. Why the roof? My goal would be to make my exit much swifter than my entrance. With my right hand in my clay pouch, my hand would bite off some of the clay residing there. A large bird would quickly be crafted, and after the appropriate seals were made, I would take to the skies, off with the document and towards a safer place…'

Letting out a breath, Pandoru set down her pencil. That seemed to take… much longer than she expected, but it was done and that’s what mattered. She stood, stepping over the fragments of glass as she made her way to the front of the room, handing over her test to the still obviously frustrated examiner. She tried her best to smile, hopefully to lighten his mood a bit. It seemed though that the man was far too focused on the money he’d have to pay to get everything fixed. Scratching her cheek, the redhead turned, exiting through the recently kicked door. Perhaps she’d get lucky and encounter the bizarre musical creature in her remainder of the time here…

{Exit.}

[saiko]

Saiko sat down at his table and flipped over the paper.
Your target in this mission is the owner of this mansion, located on the upper floor in his room. You, thankfully, know the specific room. However, your goal is to assassinate him swiftly and silently. Don‘t get caught.

“Alright, no fighting! I get to use some brain power instead of getting my ass kicked. I might even get through the first exam.” He fiddled with the pencil in-between his fingers then he placed it at the corner of his lip. “First I need a super hero name. I mean come name.” He pondered on it for a few seconds then he placed his head close to the desk and began to put pen to paper as his scribing hand shot across each line allowing you to travel into the depths of his mind.

-Start-
Saiko was now in the downpour of rain outside the mansion. He stood tall and dark as he stripped off his jacket and dropped it to the ground, he then he began to remove anything that may cause noise or draw attention to himself such as white colours. The inspiring stone Genin dropped to his knees and began to take large handfuls of mud that he proceeded to massage over his entire muscular body as a form of camouflage to both the nose and eye. Only his eyes glowed like jewels in the dark.

Saiko moved rapidly through the grounds of the mansion towards his target like a shadow using the woods and undergrowth as a cover any change that was possible. He stopped in a small bush and lay flat on his belly observed the area in intense detail….Nothing, be moved quickly and kept low. He made a small run towards the wall then leaped forward pinning himself up against the wall in the process, he then flattened and slid around to the door.


Doton - Shinjuu Zanshu no Jutsu (Double Suicide Decapitation Technique)
Rank: "D" Rank
Skill: NinJutsu / TaiJutsu
Effect: A technique where the user hides within the ground for a brief moment to surprise attack the opponent from under ground.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: The user takes the time to push into the ground by using their Earth Release. The user pushes into the ground quickly so that to be used against the opponent later on. The user at this point can not neccessarily move within the ground at this moment, but the user does know by feel of when an opponent is right above. When an opponent is right under the user reaches up to take the opponent and drag them back down to the ground in one fell swoop without movement or notice. The opponent is unable to move for one post and the user is capable of slamming out of the ground with one movement.
Limit: Needs the Earth Release

Crunch, crunch. Went the feet went on the gravel path of someone approaching the assassin’s position. He looked around for a hiding place rapidly but in vain, Saiko looked at the ground beside the wall where there was a row of vases with a space between each one, he moved over and blended into a space in a split second using the Shinjuu Zanshu no Jutsu. He stayed in that position for a couple seconds listening intently to his foot steps, hoping for no change in the pace but as luck would have it the guard simply carried on none the wiser. He allowed him to pass and gained a good view of his uniform and physical features as he passed however Saiko had left small peep holes for his eye so only he could see. Saiko extended from the ground behind him silently and walked off round the corner backwards transforming into the same guard.

Henge No Jutsu
Rank: E Rank
Skill: NinJutsu
Effect: Allows the user to transform into an animal or human of size or few feet larger.
Special: Dog, Boar, Reverse Ram
Drawback: You can never gain the attributes of what you turn into. You are only capable of transforming into a human or animal that is of size, or few inches smaller. If hit once the user immediatly reverts back to their original state.
Description: When using the seals of the Dog, Boar, and Reverse Ram the user quickly transforms into any human or animal that is of size or a few inches smaller, or even a few feet larger. The user at this stage is only capable of holding the form for four turns at a time.
Limit: ---

Saiko walked casually round the mansion and broke open a window and climbed through it silently, he walked out the room then moved along the corridors towards his target reading each number as he did sot. Sometimes the best hiding place is in plain view. So as he traveled along each passage he did so without any sort of mystery or caution – well at least on the surface. He reached the owners room but stopped outside it and at the edge of the wall incase anyone stood guard.

Name: Kuro kemono (Black beast)
Rank: C
Skill: Ninjutsu
Effect:. Any physical energy that meets with the hydra at all will be absorbed my the dark chakra and allow the jutsu to become self reliant allowing the ninja to spend no more chakra/lets him do other jutsu.
Special: Rat, lamb
Drawback: Seal must be held to keep jutsu active unless the hydra as taken energy already. It has a length on 10 metres. if you are able hit it with 4 c rank (1 A and rank or 2 B rank jutsu) it can be destroyed.
Description: When the hand seals are made a three headed hydra will extend from any selected shadow made from the hosts black charka, since it is made of chakra they can’t be stopped by physical objects and may pass through most things.
Limit: Must be a Shi No Dorei clan member

He formed the handseals quickly as dark, ferocious three headed hyper rose from his shadow and moved through the wall without causing any noise, it then shot forward riding across from wall to wall from top to bottom as the heads moved in different directions. Anything that was in the room would now undoubtedly be dead and if not Saiko would move in to finish the job. He ran round quickly and opened the door then dived in drawing a kunai from his holster. He brought it in front of himself like a guard and observed the room briefly for any ambushes or traps, he hit the floor, flipped back onto his feet then leaned across the table and grabbed the lifeless body that lay at the desk putting a knife across his throat just incase. Saiko then took his leave through the window and body flickered twice into the woods to gain maximum distance without causing any major scene. If he could be in and out without causing a problem with fancy jutsu he could be long gone before the body was discovered.

Saiko placed his pencil down and stretched letting out a large yawn as he did so. He straightens up the paper with the table and lined the pencil at the side. “I’m so bad ass…in theory.” He then leaned back in his chair and closed his eyes, if he had failed he could just go and rest in the sun and if not he could always carry on with gaining his new rank. Just then music started to blare from no where and a man jumped into the room, Saiko looked at him slightly confused and shocked then pulled a kunai out of his pocket for a second then he multiplied himself and jumped through the windows and doors breaking them all. Saiko stood up and slipped the kunai up his sleeve just encase then exited through the bashed open door.

-Exit-

[Chuunin Examiner 2]

The Grading System

1] Grammar and Spelling: I won‘t be a grammar Nazi about this, but this does play a roll. Thus, the reason why I suggested the use of a word document. -- 1 Point
2] Description: Self explanatory I believe. Did you effectively paint the scenery in my mind, and was it easy to understand what you were doing exactly? Good description and specifics can make the difference between life and death in Roleplaying. -- 3 Points
3] Method: How did you go about doing the task? Was this a stretch, or did you leave too much room for error? -- 3 Points
4] Originality: Less important, but being unique will certainly make your posts more interesting to read. -- 1 Point
5] Rules: How well did you follow the basic rules of Rping? Did you auto-hit or godmod? Minor controlling of things like the guards walking I will let slide, but there should have been no hitting of any kind, unless your mission involved taking out a target. --- 2 points
6] Loopholes: Certain details were given and left out intentionally to see how well you can adapt and take advantage of things your opponent didn‘t say. In missions or fighting, remember to use everything to your advantage if possible. -- 2 Points

In order to pass this portion of the exam, you must score at least 8/12 points.

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Shiro

1] Grammar and Spelling: There werent any real problems here, good job. -- 1 Point
2] Description: It wasnt described in the best way possible, though I was able to follow along with what you were doing. Good job. -- 2 Points
3] Method: I thought the method was obvious, but effective. So I would say good job here. There were slight problems I saw however as to what you would do if you met up with a guard inside the building. -- 2 Points
4] Originality: Again, it was obvious, and not too original. -- 0 Points
5] Rules: I saw attempts, not auto hits, and that was following the rules, well done. --- 2 points
6] Loopholes: I saw the rain, and that was pretty much it. So not using all to your advantage would dock you one. -- 1 Point

Total] 8/12 PASS

Pandoru

1] Grammar and Spelling: There werent any real problems here, good job. -- 1 Point
2] Description: I thought you described yourself well. I didn’t see much problems here. -- 3 Points
3] Method: The most I saw was that you didn’t state what you would do had you encountered any guards, whether outside or inside, you just talked about if someone saw the window open. That was all I saw that could have been a problem. Other then that, good job. -- 2 Points
4] Originality: Using your bloodlimit to assist you in getting inside the mansion was certainly original. -- 1 Point
5] Rules: I saw no auto hits, though I must take away for the fact that it was as if you were able to slip around all the guards and happen to not be seen at all. --- 1 point
6] Loopholes: You used the rain, the fact that it was on the top floor, and the fact that the door was locked to your advantage. Well done. -- 2 Points

Total] 10/12 PASS

Saiko[/u]

1] Grammar and Spelling: I saw quite a few run on sentences and a few errors in spelling. A quick proof read would have fixed that. -- 0 Points
2] Description: It was pretty well described, and I was able to see it. There were a few parts though that I had to go back and reread to try to understand it though. -- 2 Points
3] Method: Granted, using the mud to cover yourself would be a good idea…in theory…however, you didn’t take the rain into account here. With it raining, the mud would run off of you. If it was a slight drizzle then it would be fine, but it was a heavy rainfall. As for actually being in the mansion, You didn’t add in the thought that people were in the mansion. There was good thought behind it, but a few flaws. -- 1 Point
4] Originality: Using the clan technique to kill people in the room was original to me. -- 1 Point
5] Rules: I didn’t see auto-hits, but again, you didn’t say what had happened if you had run into someone inside the mansion. --- 1 point
6] Loopholes: You used the rain to your advantage (rain + dirt = mud) and the fact that you knew where the room was to your advantage. -- 2 Points

Total] 7/12 I’m sorry, but you won’t be continuing.

[Masakuni]

(Whoo, pass. And I forgot this. xD)

-Exit-