Finally...

It was a bright, sunny, and beautiful day on the training grounds of Konohagakure. This is where the young, aspiring ninja of Konohagakure's Ninja Academy would usually come to hone their skills for the battlefield. However, the training ground with three logs buried in the ground, evenly spaced apart in a line, with a memorial of all of Konohagakure's brave ninja that died during their duties in combat, was today, utterly empty, save for a single man. This man was Kyte Uchiha, one of Konohagakure's proud, loyal Jonin, who had gained respect here and there due to his service to the village. There he sat, sitting right against the middle log, resting his back against it as a slight breeze went through the trees. He had his eyes closed, and his ears open, in case anyone who was looking for him actually found him. He remained silent, enjoying the peace. He was almost always swamped with work, since he was a Jonin, and, as anyone could imagine, needed a break from all the papers and errands around the Village.

Normally, he would have no problem with fulfilling the Village's duties, but today, he decided he needed a little air; a break. He had brought his own lunch with him; a box of bento with chopsticks lay next to him. There was still about a fourth of it left. Slowly, Kyte opened his eyes and looked at the blue sky. The clouds were a bit wispy today. He would have preferred fluffy ones, but it wasn't like he could ask the sky for whatever clouds he wanted.

I like this feeling...

He sighed, and picked up the bento, picking up the chopsticks.

Likely they've sent someone to search for me...better eat before that happens.

He closed his eyes for a few seconds, and then opened them again, grinning, before raising his chopsticks to the sky.

Itadakimasu!, he said to no one in particular, before chowing down on his food.

He decided he wasn't going back until someone actually found him. Probably wasn't going to help his votes to be the Hokage; as they were searching for a new one, but Kyte wondered if it really mattered as he kept eating, shrugging it off.

As the wind blew soundlesly around the training grounds. A ANBU ninja appered behind a tree near Uchiha, Kyte. Undetected by the man, this ANBU had been watching him for sometime now. She was curious as to why he was slinking from his duties especialy with being up for the Hokage role. It anoyyed her to see him lazying about. As she watched him from afar she noted the bento and the food he was eating. She slowly steped from the shadows revealing herself. She had on her ANBU mask, it was Black isntead of white and on it were green markings in the form of 3 lines across the left eye. This symbolizsed a high ranking member of the ANBU. The rest of her body coverd in her black cloak. She spoke softly but with much authority.

"Uchiha Kyte" Was all she said to him, staring at him altho it waisnt noticable with her mask on.

Kyte finally finished off all of his bento, and was looking at the sky as the sun set. He was smiling; the sky now had an orange glow, as if the entire other side of the earth was ignited by a maniac. He closed his eyes, reveling in the beauty. It was a shame that he couldn't do this more often. He then opened his eyes, smiling gently; someone was near. So they had finally caught up. At least he had gotten a decent lunchbreak.

Alright, alright...no more slacking off. They played your game. T'would be simply monstrous to make them find you again.

He was sitting with his knees in front of him, though a bit spread out, with his arms over each of them, as he looked around the right side of the log. Due to this, his crimson hair would be covering the right side of his face so that Blair couldn't see much of it.

Hm...they sent ANBU to fetch me? Geez, now I feel a bit rude for taking a little break.

He would stand up, adjusting and tightening the headband on his left arm, and then strapping on his sword again. He would then turn towards the ANBU woman, and walk towards her, in no rush at all.

So be it. Lunchbreak's over. I won't do you the inconvenience of having to escort me back.

He would walk straight past her to exit the training grounds through the woods. Work, it seemed, could not wait any longer.

At least he got to see the sun's glow.