The Stars of Moonfall

by twoauthers.onegreatstory

What happens when two very different girls meet in the ninja village of Moonfall? One wants to kill Orochamaru and the other will do anything to save their treaty with the sound. Will this cause these best friends fight? First story, R&R

1. Chapter 1

Author notes: Hey guys! I want to get this going so this will be short :) . Three of us are role playing this story. I hope you enjoy it!

DISCLAIMER: I don't own any Naruto people. But they're quite a view characters that i do own.

Madison: Writes like this.

Emilyn: Writes like this.

Carly: Writes like this.

I was walking to the pet shop of my small village. I lived in the Land of Moonfall. It was a small village, and very close to the sound. I learned that you can't trust anyone. They're so many spies and lots of travalers coming to destroy Snake-man, more commonly known as Orochimaru. I was looking in the window, when I saw a cloaked figure sitting in a tree. She stood and stared. At least I think she was staring, I couldn't tell. I finally came up and asked, "Is something wrong?"

I was sitting in a tree looking at the clouds when I heard someone coming in my direction. I got down and went to see who it was. She asked me if something was wrong. "No," I replied. It was no one I knew, so I just stood there looking at her. Did I mention I'm not good with people. I live on my own deep in the forest. I was going to start ninja school tomorrow, so I guessed I would be in her class. I don't know why I haven't started sooner, I just didn't. But I was still really good with kuni and and my two swords given to me by my parents. I was really good with my Kakkei genkai so I could learn my teammates jutsu easily.I took off to the academy.

I walked through the Land of Moonfall. I looked around. I wonder how many of these people want to kill me just because I look like Orochimaru. So many things were going on in this village. I walked past a couple restaurants, a pet shop, a few girls talking, and finally I reached my destination.

I looked up at the big building. It was the academy. It looked nothing like the academy in the leaf village. The leaf village had a huge academy with two floors and dozens of rooms. The academy here was only one floor, and probably only had four rooms. I shook my head, and turned toward the door. I walked though the small hall, toward the office.

I walked into the office, and asked for a class list of everyone that was enrolled in the academy for the year. I was handed a list, and I started out toward the city.