Just another patrol (Mission)

[Master Game]

Name: Village patrol (day time).
Rank: “D” Rank.
IIC Length: 1 day
Difficulty: Easy.
Description: Patrolling around the village during the day! The day patrol includes moving between any shops to watch for thievery as well as moving about various sections of town to ensure that people are not entering in areas where they should not be. Any civil disputes should be handled fairly, as any reports of things being handled unfairly will make their way to the Raikage.
Objective: May be repeated three times.
Ensure safety of village. Patrol as much of the village as possible. Return with status report.
Personnel requirements: 1-2 shinobis of any rank. May be performed in groups if one choose so.
Reward: 10,000 ryo (8,500 for a non-nin).

[Enter]

The warm, beautiful shimmers of sunlight showered almost all of Kumogakure's inhabitants who bothered to make their way outdoors on such a bright day. Shoko Natamura included. Shrouded in a cloak so black that it was as if he was hugged by the shadows themselves. Though despite his ominous style of dressing on this very cheerful, bright day, the boy was glad to see that no one paid him much attention.

That was perhaps one of the benefits of being a social outcast, that fact that he was a metaphorical ghost in the eyes of many. It would be a different case however, if the boy removed his cloak. He could only shudder just thinking about how many eyes would be on him.

Shoko's gaze roamed over a street sign, his head nodding in affirmation. The young lad was tasked with patrolling around this stretch of land, all the way up to the bazaar for the day. It wouldn't be hard or tedious, but at the same time, he needed to perform with utmost proficiency. That meant no distractions and no slip-ups, Shoko understood that much.

[Master Game]

With nothing seeming shady nor suspicious, Shoko looked towards a nice, normal day to be on village patrol. Nothing really uneventful occurred as the brown-eyed ninja traversed Kumogakure on foot, greeting a few familiar figures who he recognised on the way. he Shoko would pause, taking a brief moment to remember the time his shift ended.

A chuunin officer informed him of the time about half an hour ago when he arrived at the small patrol checkpoint. The boy would still have many more hours to go before he it would be time for him to head back home. Personally he didn't exactly enjoying doing patrol all that much, but he recognised the importance.

And as such, Shoko Natamura would do his best to perform with his fullest ability, meaning as he past by the roads, mountains and people; Shoko's eye would be like those of an eagle.

[Master Game]

A couple minutes later, the scenery would change up a bit. This time, the genin would be a little more vigilant as he strolled by the imagery of one of Hidden Cloud villages market square. Already enlightened on all sorts of trouble that could occur at the crowded bazaar, the boy would just keep to himself as he kept both ears and eyes open for anything suspicious.

Though the young lad would indeed pause for a moment, contemplating whether or not he should spend a little ryo on the attractive little candy stall situated to his left. Shoko settled on just buying three packets of jaw-breakers to last the day. They were his favourite and he always nought them whenever he had the opportunity.

So after a quick transaction, Shoko would resume his patrol mission. Nothing particularly suspenseful or eventful occurred, save for a few attempted pick-pocketing incidents by a group of young delinquents. Though they were a bit younger than Shoko, and that meant they were easier to deal with.

[Master Game]

After roughly scolding the delinquents and making them feel bad about their actions, Shoko pressed on, monitoring the rest of the market square. Things didn't seem too rowdy, add that to the fact that there were other shinobi on patrol duty and you'd know that there wasn't really much to be worried about.

Popping another jaw-breaker, Shoko decided to stop moving around for a bit and rather stay still in one place, watching like an eternal sentinel. The boy would turn to salute the occasional chuunin or jounin passing by once a while, but mainly did his job without interference. And so time would pass very quickly, and the young lad would find out that his shift would be coming to an end.

He was relied having done a little work for his village, rather than lazying around at Mt. Hiroshi all day. But what really cheered him up was the prospect of earning his wage for a job well done. Shoko arrived at a security checkpoint where he would greet the man in charge and sign out on the register before leaving for home.

[Exit]