The young Special Jounin, Sylvia Magnus had trained on the grounds for several days, and taking rest in a small, pitched up tent which she worked on some type of new puppet within. The sun began falling from above the icy and rocky pastures around her. The clouds above stretched over the vicinity of the skies and cast a facade of beautiful elegance. Bliss, if you would. It indulged the introduction of a less dangerous world.. One reality in which Karei could get lost in with imagination. Though this reality is as short lived as any when a shinobi comes to the conclusion that no one is above the laws of death. Especially someone in her shoes. Her theory and outlook on life was almost completely the opposite of most people, which actually freaked a few friends of hers out in the academy at a young age. Despite the traits in abundance that may otherwise render her unwise at most times, she actually continues to display high masses of intelligence. Thus, she fell asleep once more after meandering into the aforementioned tent.

Karei awoke, weary-eyed, having spent the entirety of the day before developing her brand new puppets, which was concurrently labeled in a category of their own, Spider Series. This spider puppet in specific, Chakura, was designed solely for the purpose of one, draining the opponent of their chakra while they have no clue what is going on, and two, transfer the drained chakra to Karei as each loop phase is completed after draining, allowing for proper transferrence. Though these spiders did have their limits and could only be attached for a short time, they were incredibly efficient when used in groups of two. Which was the entire purpose of building such small contraptions.

Half of the day which was described had been consumed by Karei working endlessly to perfect the spider's exoskeletal puppet frame, which was translucent and unique in quality, which allowed the spider to blend into its surroundings and become virtually invisible by reflecting different shades of light and darkness from the surface of its body, hiding it from plain sight. But now, it was time to master the little creations which would pester her opponents during combat. Unique in their own proper aspects, she has basically religiously devoted her life to the development of puppets used for strategic and tactical quality. This trait, being shared by the puppets` creator, Karei, allowed her to maximize their usage and boast their capability to the top tier of efficiency. What was better than a master of stealth creating puppets which were born from shadows as well? By this time, she had already mastered their usage, and it was high time to just relax and take in the sights of Hyougagakure's natural beauty. Taking out a book, she'd begin to read it. Its title baring the insignia of the Magnus Smithery, a renowned workshop within Hyougagakure, famous for the forging of absolute iron and steel in the form of swords which supposedly never dull.

Mitsuko was just back from her job to remove weeds from the old lady's garden. It was though and boring work, but it had to be done. So now it was time to just wander the village, as she had done many times. This time she was alone. Katsu and Yuki had to learn for an important test or exam at the academy tomorrow so they weren't available at the moment.

Eventually when strolling around town she bumped on a tent. She didn't really know who put it there, but she really wondered why someone would bother to put a tent there. A stranger might, but someone from the village wouldn't likely to do so. Mitsuko shouldn't really go into strangers houses, while a tent didn't seem to be a real house, it could be that someone lived in it. Mitsuko went in anyhow though. She saw a woman sitting on the table, reading a book. Mitsuko went closer to the girl observing her for a second. She was older then Mitsuko and Mitsuko wondered what she was doing here in this part of the village, on the wall? She did seemed like a villager, though a ninja. "Excuse me miss, what are you doing here?" Mitsuko asked politely.

Karei had been delving into the 'lost pages' of her guide book on Blacksmithing. Just passing the page over to the right, she sensed the presence of someone nearby, and her assumptions proving correct as someone, apparently a young girl, entered the tent shortly after the hairs on her neck stood up from curiosity. The Tokubetsu lost her mind in the book, but had it smacked back into reality due to the oncoming voice of the small girl. She had asked what Karei was doing here. Karei proceeded to lay the book down on the table, gently tucking it into a small, leathery, knapsack.

Karei looked at the girl, smiling widely. Karei never really came off as a hardcore "I'll f*cking kill you" individual despite what her skills and specializations may imply, though when she was in combat or utterly pissed off, clear the way and run. As the elders of her clan had come to say before.. "If you enter the Hidden Mist of Karei Momochi, you do not leave alive." This was merely a rumor, though factual in expression. A fact well known throughout all of Hyougagakure. Though the girls name had been changed, her appearance did not. Anyone who knew Karei before her disappearance would know who she was now. This girl, however, may not.

Her gaze met the curious eyes of Mitsuko. "Oh.. Hello." Her smile would form into the shape of a smirk. "Well, I am here on my training regiment. I just mastered the usage and creation of my latest creative puppet. Aside from that, I'm also on a submission mark by command of Captain Reiyuki of the ANBU Squad, Sabre 13, to occupy a position here at the wall, scouting for any animals or shinobi who very well may pose a threat to the safety of our village, and eliminate them accordingly." Karei took a breath. ".. Oh, and please.. Do not call me miss. Such formalities are not a necessity. You can be yourself around me, unlike those tightwad higher-ups." She'd smile, holding out her hand for proposition of a handshake and formal introduction. "Special Jounin Sylvia Magnus, Ninjutsu Specialist and Battlefield Tactician for the Hyougagakure Military."

Mitsuko looked at the girl as she stood up. Mitsuko glanced at the book she was reading. She was reading something about blacksmithing. Was she a blacksmith making swords, spears and axes? Or was she forging something else? The older girl then putted the book into a knapsack. Mitsuko never saw this girl before. Granted, as she didn't went out alone often. She smiled at Mitsuko. She was close to Mitsuko, if she wanted to do something that would be an easy feet. The girl started to talk. She said something about using a puppet. Could she be a puppeteer? She heard about the fighting style, but never actually saw it used. It sounded dangerous, it meant that you used sort of a doll or a puppet which could have tons of hidden weapons, or not so hidden weapons. Furthermore she introduced herself as an ANBU captain. Well, not really a secret force if they say they who they are. It was safe to tell Mitsuko, but you never knew who was listening as the tent was open. Mitsuko also doubted that this tent would block any sound to the outside. Mitsuko thought that their identity was supposed to be hidden, known only to the Kage and the maybe some of the elders.

Mitsuko would drop it for now, however. She couldn't sense anyone close to the tent, except the girl she was talking now too and herself. She was working for the safety for the village, which was always a good thing to do. Someone had to keep the citizens safe. Mitsuko would do it eventually too, once she was strong enough. As a gennin she didn't think she would be of any use against invaders anyway. She also said not to call her "miss" which was a relief. Mitsuko was always learned to call people older then her miss or sir, but she didn't like to do so. If the older girl didn't wanted to be called that it was fine for Mitsuko. The other girl held out a hand and called herself Special Jounin Sylvia Magnus, Ninjutsu Specialist and Battlefield Tactician for the Hyougagakure Military. An impressive title, Mitsuko had titles too, smaller ones but titles nonetheless. She didn't came here to start a bragging fight, so she just accepted Sylvia's hand and shook it. "Shichiyou Mitsuko, pleased to meet you." She said while shaking the other girls hand. Mitsuko was interested in the puppets. She looked around and saw one big puppet it was about 2 and a half meter long standing in the room."Is it that one?" Mitsuko asked Sylvia. Not really sure if it really was a puppet. Mitsuko supposed that it was, but never actually saw one so she wasn't sure.

Karei would smile as the girl had obliged, shaking her hand as a proper form of introduction, despite the indifference in shinobi ranking. Normally, as the laws of Hyougagakure forbid it, high ranking shinobi employed by the military of the village are not allowed to speak to others unless prompted to by their leader or officer in command. Karei's, in specific, was the Captain she mentioned previously. Though she was not a part of his ANBU regiment, she was a hired mercenary for the group and performed top-ranking missions for them regularly.

"The honor is mine." Karei would respond in a polite manner. She didn't want the girl to feel less important than she really was. The next generation of shinobi, as legend would have it, always surpasses the first. Mitsuko would have been that next generation, so she really was important. Karei would watch as the girls eyes rallied around the tent, and then finally stopping at one of her recent, and most used, creations. "Ah.. You must mean Hyperion." She'd smile. "Yes. That is my most used and advanced puppet to date. Though he can move on his own, during combat, it is much more effective for me, myself, to employ his services through tactics." Karei's gaze would meet Mitsuko's curious eyes. "Are you interested in such things?" She must have been, judging from the look on her face. It seemed as if the girl had never even seen a puppet before.

Mitsuko was happy she acted all normal. Though she didn't viewed herself as royalty she was in a way part of the royal family. Mitsuko didn't liked it much if people acted different just because of her family name. Just because on of her ancestors of some years ago made this city. It was nice, but it had limits. She seemed like a nice woman. She hoped she actually was.

Sylvia called the thing Hyperion. She called it her most used and advanced puppet till now. It could act on it's own? She meant she didn't actually needed chakra strings to attach to Hyperion? She asked if Mitsuko was interested in such things. "Actually, yes. It looks so neat." She replied. It looked so nice, It had a steel tail, it looked like a hole in it's arm. Mitsuko thought the puppet could shoot something out of that, but she wasn't actually sure of it. It also seemed to be able to open it's belly, maybe to put something in, or maybe it could hid some kind of super weapon? There was room for a lot of possibilities in that weapon. It was impressive. She turned to Sylvia after she was done wondering the great puppet. "Have you made any other Puppets?" She asked as she was quite impressed to see this one. Maybe Sylvia had others hidden somewhere? So she asked her directly.