I'm not joking, I feel depressed today for no reason. And for the heck of it, Kyuubi's back. But, this is just his usual emo thoughts clouding his mind.
Kyuubi-
I thought over going to Akatsuki and contradicted myself by not going there, but sitting on a forest tree. I honestly was a bother. What kind of leader was I? Not a good one apparently if everybody is off on their own either fighting, being a pervert, or possibly dead by now. I closed my eyes as I sat on that tree. Is it really worth it? Is it worth everyone being either captured, killed, or abandoning the club all together?
I sighed. I honestly didn't know if the members cared about the club or were just in it for the heck of it. Adding to that, I couldn't feel the chakra presence of anyone I was close to. That made me wonder if they were killed, abandoned the club, or just were trying to avoid me. I guess that's it then... I guess no one really does care...
I growled and said this under my breath, "Teh Biju Club is no more permentantly I guess..."
Deiara-
Algebra was one of the classes I hated, but I had to retake them so I could become an Anbu again. "Okay Anbu-in-training, this is Algebra I. Meaning: if I stamp the card you have, you pass and go on to the next class, but if I do not, you fail and have to take class again," the teacher said.
I was in front. This was my last class here and I hated being in the front of class. I was assigned here for a stupid reason... However, I was able to solve the code and I got a pass. The other classes were fine too and I finished what I was told and moved on. After gym, was science... Hopefully I can make it through, just two classes left...
Taro-
You know what I hate? The fact that my spiders are so stubborn that they insist that they only attack if I sing for them. I know... It sucks. I sing good, but I don't like to sing much. I only do it if I have to.
In a way, my spiders started to hum when I was with Asura and I got annoyed, smashed one and entered the forest. "What the hell?" I said.
"Master Taro, we want you to sing."
"Like hell, I'll sing," I snapped.
"Come on..."
"No"