a bit of good news

My eyes burst open as I suddenly get a large number of clones memories. "Dammit you know better," I muttered as I once again have to try and resist the urge to hurl. as I did I focused on the memories the clones had wondering what happened. as I got my answer I started to laugh

clone's memories

twenty clones moved to the area the original had found marked on the map, they did their best to hide as they heard cursing. they soon reached the area and saw their target.

"Dammit first those idiots run late on their patrol but then run into a kunoichi without realizing it. actually, she did look familiar," he muttered as he sat on a trunk in the clearing. around him was a dozen mosquitos each about three feet in length. "Oh, it's probably just those breasts of hers. damn were they big I would have loved to squeeze them."

the clones used hand signals to move around the clearing. all of them keeping an eye out for smaller mosquitos. soon they had the clearing surrounded. five clones prepared a rasengan while others pulled out a kunai. as an unseen signal the rasengan clones jumped from the trees and killed the mosquitos. before he could react eight clones appeared around him stabbing him in the heart, lungs, larynx, spine, liver, jugular and subclavian veins. they then jump back as the watch his dead body fall.

"Good thing Zabuza was so willing to teach us those eight spots," joked one of the clones.

"Well, he had planned on using one of them on us at the time," said another. they all laughed at this not noticing a seal activating on the body. by the time they realized it the body blew up killing all eight. the other clones soon succumbed to the same poison as from the camp and popped.

Memory end

"So, the bastard wanted to take his killer with him," I said with a laugh. i just raised my hand and flipped of the sky. "Well sorry bastard but you failed. I am still kicking, and you are bug food." i let out a laugh before groaning. my body still weak from the poison. I soon close my eyes and fall asleep. My sleep was plagued by what the fox had said before.