About a week later, Itsuko returned back to konoha. Alone.

"Itsuko." The third hokage greeted her at the gate.

He has been waiting there for the past thirty minutes. He hit news that Itsuko would be returning.

Itsuko walked towards him calmly. Even knowing that she was going to get a scolding session.

Ever since Itsuko was a child, she loved to stroll around the leaf. After graduating from the academy, she started strolling around not just the leaf but sometimes into other nations. Her sensei always had trouble finding her but she'd appear back at konoha a week later. She'd always get scoldings but it didn't matter, she would still stroll around everywhere. There was once when she disappeared for a whole month. No one knew where she went, they couldn't track her down either. Of course she didn't say anything about it too.

"How many times do I have to tell you not to stroll around the place?" The third hokage said, trying to keep his cool, inside him was burning with anger.

"I got a mission. I needed money and some materials." Itsuko said, looking at her sword.

The third hokage sighed. "If all you wanted was to go on a mission, you could've told me. As punishment, you'll get suspended for a week, no missions or training. Using that time, I want you to be the proctor of the chunin exam."

'Once again, he's giving me lame jobs to do.' Itsuko thought as she internally sighed.

"That's all for now. Come up with your test and report it in by tomorrow morning." The third hokage said, heading back to his office.

The chunin exams huh...

I woke up early next morning and got to the hokage tower. I got a pretty good idea on what I was going to do. Although I did think of it last minute. But Lord third shouldn't have any complains since lord third didn't mention on a specific task.

"Lord third." I greeted.

Around me there a few who have already arrived. Ibiki Morino the head of interrogation and torture force, Anko and a few other jounin who will be supporting them I suppose.

"Itsuko Uchiha." Ibiki said in a calm yet threatening tone.

I ignored him.

"So what are you planning on doing?" Lord third said, glancing over at me.

"I'll be participating in the chunin exams-"

Before I could finish explaining, Ibiki interrupted. "But you're the anbu captain!"

"Could you listen?!" I glared over at him, with my hand at my sword, ready to take it out. He glared at me, holding himself back from a fight.

Silence fell.

"I'll fail the people I think don't deserve to move on." I continued.

"Sounds good to me." Anko said.

It was decided without much fuss. Of course Ibiki didn't agree but Lord third did. Ibiki couldn't argue with Lord third so he didn't push it.

Ibiki just doesn't like me. I've worked with him before, it was a disaster. We argue a lot, our opinions are totally different from each others and we stand for it. We are literally negative and positive. We repel each other.

Lord third was well aware so he tried his best to not get us to have to work together. But it seems that wouldn't do for the chunin exams. Ibiki is the first proctor and Lord third wants me to help out the exam.

We were dismissed after we were briefed about the events and timings for the exam.

"I'm surprised he didn't notice me." Kozaki said through my head.

That's right. He's now my familiar. He can communicate with me through my head just as Kurama can. Where is he? He's the new jewel stuck onto my sword cover. He has two forms, that's one of his forms. The other form is he turns into a snow white wolf with long draggy tails. He belongs to a clan that's close to extinction. His blood line allows him to become a person's familiar. That was what struck me to keep him, he'd be good use to me.

"He probably did, but just didn't say it. He's not as weak as you think he is, Kozaki. Don't underestimate him. The only thing he can't do is track me down whenever I wander off."

Nothing worth mentioning happened after that.

The next day, Kakashi and I met with team 7 to tell them about the chunin exams. Honestly, I didn't want to go but since I didn't have anything else to go, might as well am I right?

They all expressed shock when Kakashi told them about the exam. After awhile, Naruto and Sasuke had confident looks on their face. Sakura looker worried.

"Don't be so confident." I smirked.

"Itsuko sensei, could you train us a little for it?" Sakura asked, looking down with her hands twisting her skirt. Anyone could tell she was nervous.

"Sorry, no can do. I'm suspended again." I turned my back, heading off. Iruka wanted to test them, so I'm not getting in the way.

I've already planned on what to do on the chunin exams. Even though I know them, they're not getting any information from me. That would spoil the fun.

A few days later, the chunin exams begun. The first test was Ibiki's test. It's a written test and the last question is the key.

I decided not to do much for his test. I'll only make my entrance at the very end. It is the first stage and they'd be a lot of weaklings that don't even deserve to attend the exam.

And so I came in at the last 30 minutes.

I came in as a small bug so not many noticed me. I watched them from on the teacher's table.

As Ibiki announced the last question, many left, not having an idea on the purpose of the question. Anko came in soon after Ibiki explained the situation to the passing participants. That was when I made my entrance, just before Anko came in.

"Just be prepared that I'll be killing inn the next round, so if you cherish your pitiful little life, you can still get out of here now." I said, suddenly appearing, sitting on the teacher's table.

They all looked at me shocked. Some recognized me and decided it was best to leave immediately. Some fools sat there impressed, smirking, thinking that'd I can't kill them and instead they can kill me.

"I've already got a good idea on who I'd like to kill just by looking at your faces." I chuckled, glancing over at a few who decided to stay even though they were scared.

A few who were unsure of whether to leave or not previously left, after recieving my glance. They probably thought me glancing them meant I was planning to kill them.

Anko looked at me, surprised at my words. Ibiki rolled his eyes. I glanced over at all of the rest. They were really determined to move on. To be honest, I didn't exactly have any of them in mind to kill, knowing me, I'll kill everyone if I want to.

Then, Anko brought them to the entrance of the forest of death and gave an introduction speech. I just stood there, leaning against the fence watching them. She gave them a form that they had to sign before they move onto the exam. It was a form saying that no one is responsible for the loss of lives lost through this exam. That was my favorite part of this exam. I'm allowed to kill.

You'd think I'm a nice, warming person, but no. I guess my looks actually deceives many. I've killed thousands, innocent or guilty ever since I was a kid. Not like my parents actually care, I'm a burden to them and well, no point trying not to be one if I already am one.

"I'm impressed. Your little brother might be the only one that saw the point of the form. He seemed to be hesitating since it might cost his life but won't you save him if he's in real trouble?" Anko came over saying.

I giggled. "Of course, not. I might even be the one killing him if he's not careful. He knows that very well that's why."

Anko looked at me disbelieving. "Well that is your job."