Chapter 5

*Hiei*

The little brat was improving a great deal under my influence.

She was still shy and nervous, but she was slowly starting to come out of that.

Her stutter was almost completely gone, but she still had a long way to go.

Hinata was getting stronger and it showed.

Her skills were starting to become deathly which scared her a great deal.

I told her that it was okay to show off her power, but just let the enemy keep guessing.

I didn't want anyone to see her true power because I was the only one allowed to see that side of her.

It has been 5 years, since I decided to train her on that faithful day.

I remembered the day she came running to me with happiness radiating off her telling me she was an official ninja.

I hit her on the back of her head telling her she was stupid for running straight to me because someone could have found out.

She instantly began stuttering out an apology and had her head down.

I lifted up her chin and told her I be watching her accomplishments, so she doesn't need to act an idiot around me.

That instantly made her smile and then she took off to train with her new team.

I was beginning to be soft around her and that was no good.

I didn't care for no one, except for myself, my sister, and now Hinata.

There was just something about her that made me want to protect her from harm and to never ever see her in pain.

She should be always smiling and innocent.

Something I wasn't and didn't desire to be.

I was evil, cruel, and had no heart.

Hinata was nice, kind, and had a big heart.

She was everything I wasn't and more.

I was going to miss her a great deal when it came time for me to leave for a 2 year mission.

The stupid baby prince found me and told me I was going on a 2 year long mission with Kurama, Yusuke, and the stupid moron that has eyes for my little sister.

Well they were both morons, except Kurama even though he got on my nerves from time to time.

He was a sly fox and we were a great team, before we got separated.

The thing was I didn't want to leave Hinata though I will never say that out loud.

I told Hinata to go home because I didn't feel like being bothered.

She went exactly when I told her to.

The truth was that she wasn't bothering me because she knew to leave me alone when I was lost in my thoughts.

I couldn't face her yet and tell her the truth.

I just hope she won't turn her back on me like other people have done in the past.

I'm too dependent on her because she makes me feel emotions, which I can't afford.

The sooner I leave the better it will be for the both of us as I left.