I slurped up noodles at a million miles per second, and I could just imagine Neji staring at me with a disgusted look while he's still on his third bite, me, I'm on my third bowl. I stopped suddenly, and dashed to the bathroom. ((Note: Take time to chew your food.))

((Neji: O-o))

I walked back in with a grin on my face. "Hello! I'm not hungry anymore." I grumbled.

"I could... only imagine..." He managed after a second.

"You know... I've always wanted to see how a Hyuuga fights... Wanna have a little spar?" I asked with an evil smirk.

He smirked back. "Only if your not a sore loser."

I laughed. "Same to you." My eyes gleamed evilly.


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I yanked out a scroll once we got to some sort of training area with two stumps, and a K.I.A stone near by. An hour glass popped out of the scroll. I smiled gleefully at my pride and joy, no one has ever defeated me, at least not where sand was about.

Neji watched me curiously, waiting for me to finish stroking the hour glass. "You ready?"

"Yup! Better turn on the Byakugan." I said hopefully, I've always wanted to see it. I'm a very big fan of the Hyuuga clan for one reason or another, and my fighting style is sure to be a surprise to him.

He nodded and it appeared.

I marveled at it. "Its beautiful." ((*_*)) While I said that my hands went up in a familiar style, and I relaxed as my second nature appeared. "You better be prepared blind boy!" was the only thing I said before my hands went up in the Gentle Fist style. 

Neji was momentarily caught off guard, and that was my first chance to strike. With my Hourglass attached to my back, I was so quick he shouldn't have been able to see me as I struck a chakra point and a mix of chakra and sand cut into his arm. I made sure the sand didn't get into his body.

Neji jumped back, no fully aware of what I'm able to do. The same style that he uses, the same technique.

I had trained for years to remember where all the chakra points are, and learn how to fight like this. This is the exact reason why too. To show the Hyuuga just how much she likes them! I dashed forward again and was easily blocked by the same attack I was about to use, I swerved so he didn't hit a chakra point, and strick him the shoulder. He hissed as the sand dropped lazily out of the hour glass and was dancing around me gleefully.

The sand was very happy to finally fight a battle. It was anxious to draw blood, I realized this, and leaped back quickly. "Time out!" I hissed, and was glaring at the sand.

Neji stared at me oddly. But stopped none the less.

The sand stopped dancing and seemed annoyed that I stopped. Words in the language of nature spewed out of mouth to it. The sand seemed disappointed, and calmed down. I got up. "Okay, I'm ready!" I said this like I thought it was normal to talk to sand.

Neji pushed the thought back, and brought up his arms again.

"Different tactic this time, ne?" I grinned, and brought my hands up in the sign of the dog. "Ninpou: Suna Okami no Ichi!" I yelled, and the sand poured out of the hourglass in thick portions, it twisted and turned, and the thin out line of six wolves where snarling at their opponent.

"Okami attack!" I barked. the wolves charged forward, and ran in circles around Neji, taunting him to move.

"What is this?" His eyes where open wide as he studied the chakra systems that probably shouldn't exist in sand. The biggest wolf's toungue hung out lazily as it sat in front of Neji. He suddenly noticed blood red eyes showing out of the wolves. The other five wolves snarled and anapped at Neji teasingly as they passed by him.

I smirked, they weren't real, yet, I was controlling all of them, I was more testing Neji's courage then anything.

"Hakkeshō Kaiten!" He yelled, and he spun around with chakra cutting at anything close to him. The sand wolves leaped back as I told them to. I counted how big the hole he made was. 'thirty meters.' I noted.

Neji growled at the wolves that seemed to be laughing at him. They swayed casually, and their snarls seemed more like grins. They weren't running around him anymore,  they where just staring at him, with those piercing red eyes.

"Okami glare." I whispered.

The eyes changed but didn't change, but it made Neji tremble. The eyes where fixated on his own, he had to admit, they where freakier than the Byakugan. Neji tried his best not to shake under their menacing gaze. He felt himself sweat. The eyes seemed bore into his very being. He felt his Byakugan retreat, and his knees buckle. He felt the ground slam into his face and a puddle of drool forming under his mouth. His eyes where narrowed as he trembled uncontrollably. He couldn't see the eyes anymore, but he felt them. He curled into a ball, and tried his best to look small, like a small child.

"Okami retreat." the wolves faded like dust in the wind and floated away. I smiled as the sand said a casual good bye as it floated off. I walked over to Neji. The Okami glare was a sort of genjutsu, it made the enemy feel very small and weak, and terrified, most of the time it made the toughest people sob like a child apologizing to a parent after they scribbled on a wall. Neji was strong willed, it took him a while to even collapse, and he was no where near crying, he was more looking off into the distance now.

I sighed, and nudged him. "Don't worry. You aren't going to die from a stare." I said, knowing it probably wouldn't help.

He looked at me, as though he had only just met me. He was still on the ground, cold from sweat. "What... was that?" He gasped.

"Wow, most people aren't able to even talk after that." I laughed. "Good thing, its only first level, or you would need theropy." I grinned. "Its my Suna Okami attack, I usualy say it in English to freak people out, but the words are different so... yeah." I was proud of myself. I never thought I could take down a Hyuuga like that.

"Can you teach me how to do that?" He cocked an eye brow. He hadn't tried to get up yet, fearing the glare would come back. The attack had this effect on people.

"Sure, but first you probably have to overcome drooling first."

Neji wiped his mouth irritably.

"AND its a bit hard to figure out. At least for me it was, cause its a completly original attack." I sighed. "You'll probably get it faster with someone teaching you." I felt overjoyed that I could probably teach someone to do this. I reached out my hand to help him get up.

Neji looked at it curiously, never had anyone offered a helping hand like this, never had he felt like his heart was going to pound its way out of his chest, never had he felt warmth creep up his neck and onto his face. 'what has destiny dealt to me now?'

He grabbed my hand, and I saw his tinted cheeks, he had a warm smile. I smiled back, and pulled him up.