Chapter One- No Longer Enemies
By CherryNilla
a/n: I promise they will be longer as I go along.
Third Person POV
Maaya sighed, telling them the whole story. "So basically, you left your village?" Sakura asked. Maaya nodded. "However, I did not kill any people like missing nin." she smiled, relieved that she really had not done that. I fshe had done that and the situation turned out like this. That would suck. And there was no way she was going to tell them that she was a sharingan user. She could tell that this Sasuke Uchiha, could use sharingan. He would be rather surprised, so the girl chose to keep it a secret.
"If you would like to know my name, it's Maaya, however i'm not giving out my full name." the girl simply said. Naruto and Sakura looked surprised."Why not?" they asked. Maaya looked at they seriously. "Because, my family is stupid." she muttered, only Sasuke being able to here. "I uh, don't like how my last name sounds." the girl faked, though it was not tellable, only Sasuke knew.
Maaya's POV
I am NOT going to tell them that i'm a uchiha, even though I was in the village of the clouds. I sighed in frustration in my mind. This was going to be a long day.
"And, why are you traveling?" I asked.
"We're on a mission!" Sakura chimed.
"Right." I rolled my eyes. "You should come on the mission with us!" The girl chimed again. "Well, actually, I don't.. I mean i'm not really in the condition for that." I said, pointing to my ankle. I comically sweatdropped when the blonde, Naruto I think shouted "Hey! It's just a sprain, it shouldn't get in the way!" I rolled my eyes. Obviously, he had not experianced a sprained ankle before. The emo boy, uh what was his name, Sasuke stayed silent before spouting out "Sakura can heal it for you, she can perform medical ninjutsu." I glanced at him. That seemed totally out of his character from what i've seen.
Sakura nodded. "Y-Yeah, just let me see the sprain." I nodded, unwrapping the bandage. The sprain had turned purple. The pinkette put her hands over my ankle, the ankle slowly healing.
"Oh geez, that feels much better." I said, sighing in delight. "I'm glad I could help!" the girl smiled. I smiled back, knowing that I had just made some friends.
"So what's this mission about?"