Warning: very limited knowledge on the mist. Just go with it or do I have to erase your mind of all the knowledge you possess of the land of mist? Well, enough of my rambling.

-Start! Paper Moon by Tommy Heavenly6—

Chapter 2: No-Last-Name Yuka

Zabuza and Yuka walked side by side in silence as they headed toward the secluded training ground to meet Zabuza's other tool. She smiled to herself at the thought of finally being useful to someone. Being secluded in a room for weeks wasn't healthy for a young girl such as herself. But why was she in solitary confinement for so long? It's simple.

It's because of the kind of power she possesses.

And it's because of this that she is shunned and feared by all the citizens of the mist. But why wasn't she brutally murdered like the rest of the people who were known to have a kekkei genkai? No one could get near her. Not even a meter with a weapon in hand. Just as long as there was a source of water near her, there would never be a scratch on the girl.

The Mizukage decided if she couldn't be killed, she could at least be locked up to calm the villagers down a notch. Her parents were already killed in battle so that problem was out of the way as well. So as far as Zabuza knew, this Yuka girl could be of great use to him.

Zabuza came to a stop and looked down at her. He pointed to another child standing near a tree. The other child looked to be about a year or two older than Yuka. She smiled shyly at the other who waved in return.

"This is Haku, Yuka. Haku, this is Yuka" he explained and pointed to the apparent boy, "from now on you two shall be my tools, understood?"

Both children looked up at the brow-less man and nodded with smiles on their angelic pale faces. Zabuza grunted in response to their smiles. He then informed the two that they would finally leave on their long journey at the break of dawn. Yuka frowned at the choice of time while Haku remained neutral.

The ebony boy turned to yuka with a smile gracing his features. "It's nice to meet you Yuka-chan" he said.

"L-Likewise" she stuttered. Yuka took one look at the boy and noted how strikingly beautiful he was. In fact, he could even pass as a very pretty girl. But then again, that might be tiresome for Haku.

Yuka sat quietly in a meadow as she waited for Haku and Zabuza's return from the market. Her hands playfully poked at her new black ninja sandals, causing her to go into a giggling fit. What? She's ticklish.

Suddenly, the young girl sighed heavily as she started to play at the strap of her small canteen located on the side of her belt. She unscrewed the cap, holding it tightly in her palm as the water started to swirl around her. The clear liquid seemed to flow gently around Yuka's body as tucked her legs to her chest finding the presence of the water calming. She took a sharp intake of breath as a sudden noise was heard in the nearby bushes.

The girl gasped and flinched as she darted her head to the source. The flow of water shot itself at the bushes, turning to ice as it did so. Yuka stared wide eyed as some of the leaves on the bush were painted a bit of red. Shaking, she stood up from her spot and walked hesitantly walked over.

She gently pushed away some leaves on the bushes to see what the water had stabbed. The ebony girl hoped so much that it was just the ground the ice had stabbed. But she knew the ground wasn't red. Yuka bit her lip as she laid eyes on the now dead rabbit. It lay on the dirt, unmoving and marred from Yuka's ice attack. The ice reverted back to water and retreated to her canteen with some added redness to it making it no longer safe to drink.

Yuka's blue eyes furrowed as she focused her vision on the gaping hole where the rabbit's stomach should be. Some small intestines sprawled about making Yuka want to puke from the sight. The grass was dyed a deep red and even more so as the small animal's body was unmoved.

Oh yes, this is why no simple villager could get near her.

She felt someone looking over her shoulder and gasp at the sight. Judging by the shadow cast over her, it was Haku with a basket in hand. The two of them decided on their own to have a little funeral for the one who has left their world. Yuka closed her electrifying blue eyes as she prayed for the little one.

Haku stared at Yuka with worry. What kind of kekkei genkai allowed such a young girl to do this? Then again, was this even a kekkei genkai at all? Perhaps this is what Zabuza had warned him about earlier. The boy's mind wondered what clan Yuka was even from. It was hard to tell seeing as having bright blue eyes was not a common trait in the bloody mist. There was only one thing left to find out.

"Do you have a last name?" Haku asked politely.

"No"

-End! Ray of Light by Nakagawa Shouko—

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Can anyone guess Yuka's kekkei genkai yet? I made it up lol but I thought I made it pretty obvious.

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