Mitsuki was probably either at one of two places: Orochimaru's lab or at home playing with his not pet cat.
Boruto and the gang stopped in front of Saku, Baki, and their dad. They all looked one another over, especially Cho-Cho who had hearts for eyes practically. Either way, they got in line to wait for their turn to sign up. The line started to go faster and Sarada was actually happy no one had spotted them out yet.
Kakashi stood behind his sons. He bent down with his hands around his camera and whispered to them.
"Saku, I really do think you ought to wear the contacts than the glasses."
Saku rolled his eyes. "Okay, fine." He took the sun glasses off and handed them to his father. His father gave him the eye contacts. With the help of Baki, she got them in just fine. He blinked a couple of times to make sure they were in.
"Why isn't Kawaki signing up?" Shikadai asked.
Boruto only shrugged. "He didn't want to and my dad didn't want him to either. He likes to spend time with Himawari and my mom."
"Yeah...but he likes to fight..." Inojin nervously said.
"For survival. He's not so suspicious now." Boruto answered.
Kakashi lent his ear to the conversation, curious to see how the adopted boy was handling himself in the Uzamaki house hold. He nodded at himself content when he heard the tall boy with the blond hair on top and dark hair below was fairing well.
"Too bad no girls were allowed." Boruto moaned. "I really wanted to go against Sarada, Tsubaki, and even Susu."
Sarada glared, her eyes and peered from the side when she heard her name. Tsubaki did as well.
Boruto wanting to fight Sarada, Tsubaki, and Susu all made since. Sarada made it to the finals of the first Chunin exam without cheating. Tsubaki was at the top of their class when it came to power. And well, Boruto saw the fight Mitsuki and Susu had with one another. There was no way Boruto could win against those girls in his early days but he'd been training hard with Sasuke and even Kakashi. He even learned how to do the water element, a big deal since both his mom and dad were wind elements.
Cho-Cho opened a new bag of potato chips. "Maybe they didn't think any girls could be good enough." She placed a chip in her mouth. "I mean, think about it. Konoha doesn't have any strong female shinobi that are even close to their male counterparts for hand to hand combat."
Shikadai raised an eyebrow at his friend. "What about Tsunade?"
"My mom!" Inojin said.
"Or Sakura?" Boruto asked turning to face the brown skinned girl.
Cho-Cho shrugged. "Hand to hand combat." Cho-Cho reminded the boys. "Those women are all weak when it comes to hand to hand combat. They simply are just good for distant fights or distractions...like us!" She said cheerfully, motioning toward her teammates Shikadai and Inojin. While Inojin seemed disappointed by the assessment, Shikadai shrugged because he knew it was true. His destiny was pretty much wrapped up for him to take his father's and grandfather's place next to the side of the Hokage. Sometimes it was a drag to have things set in stone. Sometimes he wished he had a more spontaneous life.
Sarada balled up her fist. She tilted her body about to turn. Kakashi noticed the movement of the girl. Tsubaki was also aware of Sarada's movement but chose to remain still and quiet. For one, the conversation didn't concern her.
Cho-Cho was proud of her assessment. She disliked that the women she named were bad in hand to hand combat but it was the truth. Really, girls like her didn't really have anyone to look up to. At least young girls could look up to girls like Sarada, Tsubaki, and Susu.
"Uchiha Sakura is not weak!" Saku said with clenched teeth.
Cho-Cho looked to see the cute boy looking angry at her. He's so cute!
"She's the best medicine ninja on this planet!" Saku pointed out.
Not liking a boy to raise his voice at her, Cho-Cho only shrugged. "I guess that's special."
Saku glared harder at her but then smirked when he figured out how to get under her skin. "You're just jealous." He accused Cho-Cho. The girl with the red hair squeezed her chips. "You're jealous she's prettier and more successful than you'll be."
"Prettier?"
"She had all the boys going at her. Like a dark skinned fat girl could even get a boy in Konoha to look at her like that." Saku said.
Shikadai glared at the boy and Boruto placed one step forward.
Seeing how upset Cho-Cho was, Inojin did his best to make her feel good. Her weight was always a sensitive topic.
"This dude's an ass." Boruto said to Shikadai who agreed.
Not wanting things to get out of hand, Saku's father turned around. He placed his hand on Saku's shoulder.
"Sorry," the dad started. "Saku just really likes and respects Uchiha Sakura a lot."
Kakashi turned Sarada around and nudged them both forward. The line was getting shorter and shorter and it wasn't long until they ended up at the front. Kakashi gave Shino his alias name along with the alias' of Tsubaki and Sarada. Shino stared at the two boys for a while. His face expressionless since his eyes were covered. Finally, he gave the two boys numbers and told them to fill out the application on one of the twenty computers they had available to the side.
Sarada and Tsubaki walked to the left where five rows of desk were laid out. On each row were four computers, a total of 20. Tsubaki and Sarada sat at two together and began filling out the application. Kakashi came over especially since he was the one who had to give them information on where they lived, where they went to school, their birthdays, and ID numbers.
They had to wait at the computers until they were approved then they'd get a number they'd have to sign in to. During the wait, Sarada went to the restroom. Upon entering the girls', she was screamed at by Anko. Confused at first until she remembered.
She stepped into the boys' and saw Tsubaki at the urinal.
"No one noticed?" Sarada asked.
"They shouldn't be looking at my dick anyway," Tsubaki snorted back.
When Tsubaki went to wash her hands, Sarada went to the same urinal and pulled out the suit instructions from her back pocket. She didn't want to accidently pee herself.
"You're reading the instructions?" Tsubaki asked with a awe look in her eyes.
Sarada held the booklet to her chest. "It's no different than you reading instructions on how to work a computer."
Tsubaki blushed. "We have those back home but...but, you know, I just spend a lot of time out doors."
Inojin entered the restroom and rolled his eyes when he saw the two boys.
"That was really mean of you." Inojin pointed at them. Boruto came into the restroom as well.
"It was mean of her to talk crap about my mo-" Baki nudged Saku in the rib. Remembering who he was at the moment, he turned to the urinal, put the booklet in his back pocket, deep-deep in his back pocket, unzipped his pants, pulled it out, and began to use the restroom. Saku found himself blushing, knowing the boys were staring at him. He heard them walk toward the stalls.
When they left the restroom, their dad told them all was well and that they were accepted. He handed them their numbers, 21 and 39. They had to bring the numbers during the day of the competition. There was three more weeks until then and their dad told his sons to meet him in the quarry the following days so they could train.
Baki clicked his sword and nodded. He said bye and jumped onto the nearest building toward home.
Saku looked around and saw Cho-Cho was no longer around. Maybe he shouldn't have said what he said. It's just, people gave so little credit to the women of Konoha. But even Saku found himself not being able to name any woman who could go toe to toe with a man. He didn't think any of the women had cards after them either. Would he have to pretend to be a boy to have people respect him all his life? Even Tsunade only became Hokage because it was said Naruto's second sensei who died during battle, didn't want it.
A hand was placed on Saku's shoulder. He looked up and saw his father smiling at him. Saku smiled back. No. Saku would just have to work ten times harder than the boys to be recognized as Sarada-a strong shinobi, the future Hokage.