Haruno Sakura

Straightening her usual red outfit, the pinkette made her way through the shopping district of Konoha. Normally, most stores would have been closed, however she knew a few whom sold their wares early on the sunrise. Luckily, those merchants included a few who held a selection of foods. Particularly fruits, which meant she had been able to buy a few apples along her way to her destination.

"I swear, if this boy is already up and training, I'll have to restrain him." she sighed, once she turned a corner and made visual contact with his apartment. She could recognize the signs of disrepair from a mile away.

Climbing up the stairs, she remembered to avoid touching the wooden railing; a large spinter in her thumb having been a lesson her first time visiting him. It was bith their first time having a sleepover, as Naruto seemed to be unpopular at the time, and she was a lightning rod for forehead jokes.

"Naruto! C'mon! We got our exams!" she stated, knocking on the door a few times. Waiting for a few second, she knocked again until the sound of a chair scraping could be heard and a series of familiar footsteps came in her direction.

"Sakura! You're here!" he exclaimed, taking her by surprise at his volume. He was full of energy, so it should have come to no true shock.

"Yepp! You ready?" she asked, before looking down to see his shirtless frame. He was still wearing a pair of grey gym shorts and white socks; his usual sleepwear. Most girls wouldbhave blushed, but she had grown used to it and onstead rubbed her temples with a small grin of amusement. "Nice choice of clothing, Uzumaki, are you going to school like that?"

"Hey! I was about to shower and change!" he quipped, nefore shrugging and moving back tobhis breakfast table. Sakura followed behind him and shut the door as she did.

They had enough time to kill, before they had to be at school; she doubted Ino was up, since the pig slept like one. That meant she had no worries about Sasuke-kun being abucted by her porky clutches. Still, she was a bit nervous.

While the written sections would be fairly okay, she knew that the combat was the issue; new rules stated that their was no barrier between boys and girls. Which meant that their opponents could be anybody.