Mission report and leaving the village to train

John awoke and sat up. Looking around, he recognized the hospital of the Sand Village. He spotted the two new swords he found on a chair in the corner of the room. This brought everything back to him. He began to cry at the memory. Both his teammates and teacher dead. He clenched his fists, trying to **** down his anger. He calmed down after awhile He got up from the hospital bed and grabbed the swords strapped them onto his back and left the hospital and walked to the Kazekage's office He still had to give him the mission report. With Okubyōmonothen dead, it was up to him and he was dreading it. John knew he would have to tell them everything that happened.

He stood outside the Kazekage office. He didn't want to do this, but he had to. Taking a deep breath, he stepped inside and walked to the desk.

"Lord Kazekage," he said bowing, "I have come to give the report on my latest mission."

Looking up, John spotted An old man, with long, spiky, white hair, standing next to the Kazekage. He had a horned forehead protector, with a symbol on it. He wore a green short kimono with matching pants and mesh armour beneath it. He also wore wooden sandals, a red cloak and a large scroll was strapped to his back. The man had been visiting the Kazekage once before when John met him. His name is Jiraiya

"Thank you for coming," said the Kazekage, "I know this will be difficult for you, but protocols must be followed" John began to recount the events of the mission. He included him finding the swords in the water. When he was done, he said, "I'm sorry John. You lost a lot more than fellow ninjas"

"It's alright, my lord," he said. There was absolutely no emotion on his face, " I can't lose control again."

"You can't bottle your anger up inside of you," says Jiraiya, "The next time you lose control, it will be a lot worse. That's why I'm gonna take you under my wing. We leave the village tomorrow so get ready"|

John and Jiraiya left the Kazekage office and the village behind to start training.