Suggestion: talk just loudly enough to be heard and just softly enough so that it looks like we're trying to go for OPSEC and failing badly about all these plots we found a dumbass team trying to pull, so that anyone observing thinks there's a plot that they can interfere in.

That sounds like a way to create a ten+ plotter train wreck.
 
Intimidate is defended against via Resolve, which has its first major benchmark at...level 20. So I'm a bit worried about using Intimidate, if only because it's a 50/50 roll, ignoring Fate Points.
Note that Thousand Yard Stare points add to Intimidate. Keiko has six of them.


@Velorien you didn't include any note about when the next vote closes. It would be great to know when we have to lock down any amendments or changes to the plan.
Unless stated otherwise, votes always close on Wednesday 12pm London time and Saturday, 9am New York time. The thing in the updates is really more in the way of a reminder.
 
I'm uncertain how some of this is supposed to translate into a plan.

We can do if-then modules for Hazou himself on how he should react to potential social situations, but we can't micro-manage Noburi and Keiko that way. At most we could have a very high level coversation, "If people out of our past show up, let's try to X." and even then there's no reason to think they'll follow that suggestion in a tense social encounter.

In my view, it shouldn't be "people from our past" (Hazou doesn't even know any of Team Letdown from the sound of things), but rather "people from our former clans". We already knew we'd need to interact with said clans, this would just be formulating a coherent strategy for it in the hopes of making things better.

This is something we needed to do regardless, the update simply encourages us to do it now rather than later.
 
@eaglejarl @Velorien @OliWhail Any update on:
  • Keiko's Pangolins/Pangolin jutsu?
  • Character sheets?
  • Unanswered questions from earlier update:
    • Who did the other Leaf teams encounter and how did it go?
    • Who do they think are the high-power dangerous teams to watch out for?
    • How many seals did they bring in?
    • How did other Teams locate the Exam?
    • For any team who turned in word, put high priority on learning how proctors treated them and what measures were in place to prevent them from sending messages back.
 
Romancing the Mist Clans: The Itachi Approach

Rationale:
We want the peace talks between Mist and Leaf to succeed, and hopefully then progress towards a full-blown alliance. This lets mom move to Leaf as per Ren's proposal and secure Leaf against a possible Cloud/Rock alliance, as well as lay foundations for a possible ninja UN in the future. It also strengthens Jiraiya's position, improving his chances of keeping the Hokage hat if Naruto is not recovered.

Our way to help this along is to make as positive of an impression as we can on our former clans. The more palatable we make the idea of associating with us, the easier it will be for clans to accept the alliance. It is already beneficial for them to use us as political connections to Leaf; we simply need to overcome the initial, visceral reaction to us being traitors. In particular, Ren wants to reinstate Hana into the Kurosawa clan, and Hazou making a good impression should make this much easier for her.

What we want:
  • For clan members to stop seeing us as traitors to Mist first and foremost. It's unlikely that we can drop the association entirely, but we can move it down their priority list.
  • To move the focus from our personal disloyalty to the advantages our current position gives us towards helping our clans and the village.
  • To put it simply, we want them to start thinking about us in pragmatic terms. An opportunity, rather than a liability.
  • To provide the pragmatically minded (and the clan leaders almost necessarily have to be this to an extent) a narrative they can use as an alternative to virtue signalling about traitors.
  • To this end, we need to undermine the official narrative while hijacking as many pieces of it as possible.

What is our story:
  • I wrote a first draft here, listing the main points below.
  • Everything is Yagura's fault. We hate him for leaving us no choice, but to do what we did. He repaid our loyalty with callous betrayal.
  • We have always remained loyal to Mist, in spite of the crazy Mizukage having Marked us for Death for no reason at all other than his paranoia.
  • It's a bittersweet return to our home village. We love the place, but it hurts to be despised as traitors, even after everything we've done to help. Despite everything we're still doing to help.
  • Still, aunt Ren being Mizukage fills us with hope for the future. We plan to do everything in our power to use our new position to help Mist. And our power, as the Hokage's new clan, is very considerable.

What is our attitude:
  • Be the better people. Don't engage in any mudslinging or respond to provocation. We're here to get things done, not massage our egos.
  • Respond to insults with firm politeness. Correct outright untruths where it makes sense, but abstain from insulting our interlocutors, the clans, or the village. Yagura is the only villain in our story.
  • Be friendly if approached politely. Address clan members based on familial affiliation (usually "cousin", I suppose) where appropriate. Respond positively to any official invitations, but be wary of more casual ones, especially from people our age group (most likely to do something moronic like try to kill us).
  • If addressed cordially, respond in kind, but be wary. Most likely a trap.
  • Show the proper respect to clan elders in particular. Deference, even, as much as it might pain Hazou.

How do we sell the story:
  • Our team will have to judge this on a case by case basis. This is a list of possible approaches they can pick from if appropriate.
  • Be vague; imply, rather than clearly explaining. Smart people will do a good job filling the gaps in themselves.
  • Let some bitterness at the treatment we're receiving show. Never apologize, we have nothing to apologize for.
  • Where it seems advantageous, we can go the Shikaku route and imply it was all part of a long game to replace the Mizukage and save Mist.
  • Explicitly stress our current position in relation to the Leaf/Mist negotiations going on right now, and how it can help Mist and our clans.

Points specific to Hazou:
  • Liberal use of Deceit wherever applicable. Iron Nerve to disguise real feelings if Deceit too difficult.
  • Ask mom to fill Hazou in on what she knows about the clan's internal etiquette and politics.
  • Hazou isn't going to pretend he likes his clan (too obvious of a lie), but he is willing to work with them for the good of Mist.
  • Although he has no obligations towards the Kurosawa - they exiled Hana of their own volition - he believes in Ren's leadership.
  • Avoid the topic of his mother in general. Nothing good can come of it and we won't be able to spin it better than Ren. The clan made its decision to exile her and that's that. We live in the present, and not the past.
  • If pressed about bloodline secrets, respond that you've discussed that with the clan head (Ren) and that she requested you not discuss it with anyone else. If you do actually get to discuss it with Ren, be honest.

Man, this turned out to be longer than expected, but then again, most of it describes tone and mindset rather than lay out specific instructions for the QMs, so it might be ok? @eaglejarl @Velorien @OliWhail can you work with something like this, if we attach it to plans?

As always, feedback appreciated.
 
I'm very wary of "We want to help Mist however we can!" type lies. Because inevitably we will be asked to help Mist in a way that hurts Leaf or compromises our values, and when we refuse the whole thing comes tumbling down.
 
I'm very wary of "We want to help Mist however we can!" type lies. Because inevitably we will be asked to help Mist in a way that hurts Leaf or compromises our values, and when we refuse the whole thing comes tumbling down.

Team Uplift's loyalty is to Leaf first, their idealism notwithstanding. We should also be mindful how other Leaf genin see us as well. We should definitely not mention anything about the negotiation.

Also, don't forget the story that Jiraiya concocted. We got to stick to it as well.
 
Potential Plan Additions:

I would be editing these in on the "Next Morning" section of the plan. I don't think there's time for the team to give them the discussion they deserve before rushing out to the word half robberies, and Hazou might as well have the benefit of a night's sleep when opening these topics. Right now I don't know what the thread consensus actually is on Nobuti or Keiko suggestions, though. How should we suggest they present themselves?

Discuss meeting members of our old clans
  • We can expect members of our old clans (not that Hazou was ever really a Kurosawa clan member) to show up and play psychological warfare with us at some point.
  • None of our old acquaintances really knows how we've changed and grown since we left Mist
  • The essence of a ninja is Deception, so we get to pick who we want to be.
  • So let's get our stories straight. First up... why did we leave Mist?
    • Hazou suggests blaming it all on Yagura
    • Old Mizukage wanted to get rid of some troublesome jounin who might have been a threat to him.
    • So he sent them off to die and declared them traitors so that no one would question it.
    • Us genin were just collateral damage, sent along to make up the numbers and make it less suspicious.
    • It's close enough to the truth.
    • As for joining Leaf, we attribute it all to Jariaya's big heart and make with the "Mist and Leaf can be friends" peace talk.
      • Again, blame Yagura for being so crazy paranoid and keeping war talk stoked.
  • Hazou briefs Noburi and Keiko about his meeting with his mother and aunt
    • He didn't have a lot of time to talk to Hana and for that matter still doesn't know where to find her.
    • But it sounds like he should avoid deliberately antagonizing any Kurosawa members... for now
  • Keiko suggestions.... (WHAT?)
  • Nobuti suggestions... (WHAT?)

Discuss Paying a Call on the Yakuza
  • So back in the old days, Hazou played around in the gambling dens and got a 'talking to' from a Yakuza member
  • Maybe we could leverage that? Here's what Hazou is thinking:
    • The Yakuza probably pay a lot of attention to what the ninja running their village are up to.
    • Seems very possible they have information on what the other Events of the Exam are, from rumors or eavesdropping or monitoring flows of supplies around the village.
    • Hazoul would like the team to pay a visit to some of his old haunts and see if we can make contact with someone in the Yakuza willing to sell information
    • Ordinarily selling info to a foreign ninja would be a death sentence, but in this case it's all part of the game
      • The proctors might have deliberately leaked the information to see if anyone would have the braings to interrogate the criminal underworld
    • We have money and seals to sell... let's see if we can buy information.
  • Would like Keiko and Noburi to come with... it's not safe to move around the village alone. Other teams might try what we were trying yesterday.

And I see Roomba has some suggestions, while I was typing.

What is our story:
  • I wrote a first draft here, listing the main points below.
  • Everything is Yagura's fault. We hate him for leaving us no choice, but to do what we did. He repaid our loyalty with callous betrayal.
  • We have always remained loyal to Mist, in spite of the crazy Mizukage having Marked us for Death for no reason at all other than his paranoia.
  • It's a bittersweet return to our home village. We love the place, but it hurts to be despised as traitors, even after everything we've done to help. Despite everything we're still doing to help.
  • Still, aunt Ren being Mizukage fills us with hope for the future. We plan to do everything in our power to use our new position to help Mist. And our power, as the Hokage's new clan, is very considerable.

No on the "always remained loyal to Mist". Flat-out, we have to at all times profess loyalty to Leaf now. We would like peace with Mist. We'd hate to fight people we grew up with. All of these things can be true, but talking about how Hazou is 'loyal' to Mist could get him, Jiraiya, and everyone else in the clan killed. Remember taking in missing-nin is unheard of, and for exactly this reason. That everyone is worried you can't trust them to really be loyal to their new village.


What is our attitude:
  • Be the better people. Don't engage in any mudslinging or respond to provocation. We're here to get things done, not massage our egos.
  • Respond to insults with firm politeness. Correct outright untruths where it makes sense, but abstain from insulting our interlocutors, the clans, or the village. Yagura is the only villain in our story.
  • Be friendly if approached politely. Address clan members based on familial affiliation (usually "cousin", I suppose) where appropriate. Respond positively to any official invitations, but be wary of more casual ones, especially from people our age group (most likely to do something moronic like try to kill us).
  • If addressed cordially, respond in kind, but be wary. Most likely a trap.
  • Show the proper respect to clan elders in particular. Deference, even, as much as it might pain Hazou.

A couple of things here.

1. Hazou was never a member of Clan Kurosawa. He specifically and explicitly rejected joining the clan even before becoming a missing-nin. They are not his family and not his clan elders, and they never were.

2. I very much doubt Keiko's ability to carry this off.

How do we sell the story:
  • Our team will have to judge this on a case by case basis. This is a list of possible approaches they can pick from if appropriate.
  • Be vague; imply, rather than clearly explaining. Smart people will do a good job filling the gaps in themselves.
  • Let some bitterness at the treatment we're receiving show. Never apologize, we have nothing to apologize for.
  • Where it seems advantageous, we can go the Shikaku route and imply it was all part of a long game to replace the Mizukage and save Mist.
  • Explicitly stress our current position in relation to the Leaf/Mist negotiations going on right now, and how it can help Mist and our clans.

They aren't "our clans" anymore. Never imply that us going missing-nin was some kind of plan to benefit Mist. Never. You can't risk that shit getting back to anyone from Leaf. Imagine how it sounds!


Points specific to Hazou:
  • Liberal use of Deceit wherever applicable. Iron Nerve to disguise real feelings if Deceit too difficult.
  • Ask mom to fill Hazou in on what she knows about the clan's internal etiquette and politics.
  • Hazou isn't going to pretend he likes his clan (too obvious of a lie), but he is willing to work with them for the good of Mist.
  • Although he has no obligations towards the Kurosawa - they exiled Hana of their own volition - he believes in Ren's leadership.
  • Avoid the topic of his mother in general. Nothing good can come of it and we won't be able to spin it better than Ren. The clan made its decision to exile her and that's that. We live in the present, and not the past.
  • If pressed about bloodline secrets, respond that you've discussed that with the clan head (Ren) and that she requested you not discuss it with anyone else. If you do actually get to discuss it with Ren, be honest.

For the good of Mist = "for the sake of Peace"

Also, I should point out that we still don't actually know where to find Hana. She didn't give us an address or anything, just said that she'd be back in touch soon.
 
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So let's get our stories straight. First up... why did we leave Mist?
  • Hazou suggests blaming it all on Yagura
  • Old Mizukage wanted to get rid of some troublesome jounin who might have been a threat to him.
  • So he sent them off to die and declared them traitors so that no one would question it.
  • Us genin were just collateral damage, sent along to make up the numbers and make it less suspicious.
  • It's close enough to the truth.
  • As for joining Leaf, we attribute it all to Jariaya's big heart and make with the "Mist and Leaf can be friends" peace talk.
    • Again, blame Yagura for being so crazy paranoid and keeping war talk stoked.
We shouldn't contradict the official story:
"Several years ago, a miracle took place within the Elemental Nations. The Will of Fire spontaneously awakened in the last place anybody would expect—the Village Hidden in the Mist."

Ushio restrained himself from joining in on the sceptical muttering, mostly because he didn't want Rin to slap him for being rude to the Hokage. The Will of Fire? In Mist? Maybe the Mist-nin had learned to fly while they were at it?

"I see your disbelief, but it is true! A handful of ninja opened their eyes to the ideals of peace and justice that lie at the root of Leaf's philosophy, and stood up against the Mizukage's tyrannical warmongering. But though they sought to turn Mist away from its path of destruction—a destruction that we have all now seen visited upon it—the Mizukage would not listen to their warnings. Some paid a terrible price for preaching wisdom.

"And so, after every attempt to curb the Mizukage's belligerence had failed, these enlightened ninja did the only thing they could. A courageous jōnin who called himself Shikigami led an exodus from Mist into the Fire Country, where he and his followers intended to pledge allegiance to Leaf and help us prevent a terrible war.

"But the Mizukage's hatred knew no bounds. He dispatched his hunter-nin, famed for their mercilessness and brutality, and though the valiant ninja fought with every drop of their strength, they were slaughtered mere hours before Leaf forces could come to rescue them. It seemed as if it was the end of our hopes for peace."

The story, conveyed by the rich timbre of the new Hokage's storyteller voice, began to spin inside Ushio's head. How could anyone be so brave as to defy the Monster of the East to his face? What must it have been like to realise that your village was a hellhole, and your worst enemies had been right all along? And then to have the courage to act on your beliefs, only to die moments from safety? It was too cruel, and in a way that was what told Ushio that the story was true.

"But that was not the end!" The Hokage boomed into the mournful silence. "Shikigami's right-hand woman, the strongest kunoichi in Mist, was skilled enough to save herself, but instead she put her life on the line to save four innocents who would otherwise have perished. With unmatched cunning she played the hunter-nin for fools, and deceived them into thinking that no one had escaped their massacre.
 
We shouldn't contradict the official story:

That's true. Luckily, the official story also blames it on Yagura. We just need to spin it a little more to the "Yagura was such a warmonger" story. Try this on for size:

  • So let's get our stories straight. First up... why did we leave Mist? We have to stick in broad outline to the public speech that Jiraiya made when we joined Leaf, but that leaves a lot of wriggle room.
  • Yagura was a warmonger. Shikigami was leader of a group who kept trying to convince him a war would be a disaster for everybody, and it did nothing but make him crazy paranoid.
  • Finally he made up his mind to have Shikgami, Shikigami's followers, and anyone else who might make trouble killed.
    • He wanted it done outside the village to minimize the chance of a clan uprising, but all of us were marked for death.
  • So we ran for it, tried to settle down near Fire.
  • Zabuza showed up and killed everyone but a handful of us that happened to be on a wide-ranging mission.
  • We bummed around, trying to survive, and eventually ran into Jiraiya. We impressed him a lot, and eventually he decided to bring us in from the cold and to a ninja village that actually works for the benefit of its own ninjas.

Eh.... at this point I'm wondering why this even matters, though. Does the above really add anything productive to interactions with Mist? At least some of them know the actual truth. Hana does...

"Mari-sensei hasn't corrupted me," Hazou answered, frowning. "She saved me, and everyone else. We'd all be dead without her."

"She led you into a deathtrap. That she orchestrated. You'd still be home without her," Hana commented coldly, looking off into the distance.

And if she does, who knows who else does? Is there even any point in trying to lie about it?
 
Team Uplift's loyalty is to Leaf first, their idealism notwithstanding.

If destroying Leaf somehow guaranteed Good End (handwaving how contrived such a scenario is, and how we probably wouldn't be able recognise it if we saw it, and how Good End requires everyone including the Leaf people living emotionally healthy and fulfilling lives for as long as they choose -- which makes such a scenario appear paradoxical, etc. etc.) then I would vote to destroy Leaf.

Like, no contest.

E: Although, I guess at that point it's just "Chakrapunk Utopia for everyone! But Leaf as a political entity is disbanded. And also totally obsolete because 'Utopia'."
 
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If destroying Leaf somehow guaranteed Good End (handwaving how contrived such a scenario is, and how we probably wouldn't be able recognise it if we saw it, and how Good End requires everyone including the Leaf people living emotionally healthy and fulfilling lives for as long as they choose -- which makes such a scenario appear paradoxical, etc. etc.) then I would vote to destroy Leaf.

Like, no contest.
I wouldn't. I would argue that we were being tricked somehow into believing that destroy Leaf=Good End.
 
If destroying Leaf somehow guaranteed Good End (handwaving how contrived such a scenario is, and how we probably wouldn't be able recognise it if we saw it, and how Good End requires everyone including the Leaf people living emotionally healthy and fulfilling lives for as long as they choose -- which makes such a scenario appear paradoxical, etc. etc.) then I would vote to destroy Leaf.

Like, no contest.

We are speaking in the context of "the face that Team Uplift publicly presents". I mean, you can think whatever you want about what might happen under hypothetical circumstances. But if anyone asks, Leaf first!
 
So does anyone have objections to me editing in the Yakuza portion into the plan? I doubt we'll get to it, but I'd like to set it on the agenda for the next day.

It seems like a reasonable idea for gathering intelligence that most genin won't try because they don't have a lot of time to spend trying to hunt down yakuza affiliates in a foreign village.
 
So does anyone have objections to me editing in the Yakuza portion into the plan? I doubt we'll get to it, but I'd like to set it on the agenda for the next day.

It seems like a reasonable idea for gathering intelligence that most genin won't try because they don't have a lot of time to spend trying to hunt down yakuza affiliates in a foreign village.
I express leeriness on the subject because I feel our time is better spent taking advantage of our currently high chakra levels to steal other teams' word-halves.
 
I express leeriness on the subject because I feel our time is better spent taking advantage of our currently high chakra levels to steal other teams' word-halves.

That would be "today". I'd put the yakuza stuff for the next day after everyone has a good night's sleep and we no longer have a chakra level advantage over the other teams.
 
We are speaking in the context of "the face that Team Uplift publicly presents". I mean, you can think whatever you want about what might happen under hypothetical circumstances. But if anyone asks, Leaf first!

I think part of the misunderstanding is that I'm definitely not speaking in the context of any kind of public image. What I outlined was a background for what we can imply in private meetings behind closed doors. Obviously, we're not going to publically state our loyalty to Mist, we're not going to even say that in private, to anyone. The idea is to, in private, point out how our position, right now, can be used to Mist's benefit, and subtly imply this was the intent of our actions.

This is why the official story doesn't matter. People will know it's bullshit, just as they know Mist's version is. We should be careful not to contradict it in certain settings, but for example Keiko telling the proctor Mist betrayed us already contradicted it, and nobody cared.

I guess it was my failure to not make this obvious, but if you take the position that any friendly gesture towards the clans can be interpreted as betrayal of Leaf, then we may as well call the whole thing off as too risky. Maybe we should just ask Jiraiya how friendly we can be behind closed doors given our situation?

I'll respond to some of your specific criticisms later.
 
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That would be "today". I'd put the yakuza stuff for the next day after everyone has a good night's sleep and we no longer have a chakra level advantage over the other teams.
That's not a poor point but it's one that should be clarified with the timeline. The event ended at 12PM (noon) today, we took >30min to get to the rendezvous to turn our seals in, and we spent 1-1.5hr waiting to turn those seals in. AT THAT POINT (read: ~2PM) we learned that the next Event would be 36 hours from now (read: 2AM the next day). Are we fighting the rest of the day (from now until evening)? Are we fighting a full 12-18 hours (from now until sunrise tomorrow)? When are we going to sleep? When should we make it to the exam (which is at least 2AM 2 days from now), and are we going to wait and sleep there or something else?

In any case, right now I feel that Hazou (at the least) needs to get some rest instead of going after teams, because he has an Aspect related to it.
 
That's not a poor point but it's one that should be clarified with the timeline. The event ended at 12PM (noon) today, we took >30min to get to the rendezvous to turn our seals in, and we spent 1-1.5hr waiting to turn those seals in. AT THAT POINT (read: ~2PM) we learned that the next Event would be 36 hours from now (read: 2AM the next day). Are we fighting the rest of the day (from now until evening)? Are we fighting a full 12-18 hours (from now until sunrise tomorrow)? When are we going to sleep? When should we make it to the exam (which is at least 2AM 2 days from now), and are we going to wait and sleep there or something else?

In any case, right now I feel that Hazou (at the least) needs to get some rest instead of going after teams, because he has an Aspect related to it.

I thought it was pretty clear in the plan. What Hazou proposed to the rest of SuperLeaf is that we should go out *RIGHT NOW* (which is probably about 4PM or a little later) and go after some other teams who might be out about about while they are still chakra exhausted, tired, and potentially have Minor Consequences from their time in the Marsh of Inconvenience. Spend a couple of hours on that, and then everybody comes back to our Leaf Village Exam Bungalow for dinner and a good night's sleep. The plan specifically says "Hazou gets a good night's sleep".

Then we wake up bright and early the next day to do... whatever we think will help. All that I have right now is a conversation about Haru. Shikamaru had a pretty good plan for sending one person to the next Event with a stolen word-half and then tracking them with a trailed of dropped seals. I assume we'll coordinate with him and make that happen, but it sounds like he's going to go out and buy them so Hazou specifically isn't needed.

As for Hazou being tired, I did put him on a strategy that should involve limited physical exertion on his part and specifically say that we should turn in after we get three word halves (which we could potentially get from a single team).
 
I thought it was pretty clear in the plan. What Hazou proposed to the rest of SuperLeaf is that we should go out *RIGHT NOW* (which is probably about 4PM or a little later) and go after some other teams who might be out about about while they are still chakra exhausted, tired, and potentially have Minor Consequences from their time in the Marsh of Inconvenience. Spend a couple of hours on that, and then everybody comes back to our Leaf Village Exam Bungalow for dinner and a good night's sleep. The plan specifically says "Hazou gets a good night's sleep".

Then we wake up bright and early the next day to do... whatever we think will help. All that I have right now is a conversation about Haru. Shikamaru had a pretty good plan for sending one person to the next Event with a stolen word-half and then tracking them with a trailed of dropped seals. I assume we'll coordinate with him and make that happen, but it sounds like he's going to go out and buy them so Hazou specifically isn't needed.

As for Hazou being tired, I did put him on a strategy that should involve limited physical exertion on his part and specifically say that we should turn in after we get three word halves (which we could potentially get from a single team).
It's 6PM right now, and I think we already had dinner (we were eating at the beginning of the last story update). I don't think 6hr of ganking teams is going to cut it, which is my worry; I feel that we should spend 9-12 hours, then sleep for however many hours is appropriate...but then again I don't know how long it's going to take to get word-halves. Maybe adjust the plan so that instead of shooting for 3 word-halves specifically we see how many we get in 3-6 hours, then decide if it's worth it or not to continue?

We should also ask Keiko about using Panashe to track a proctor/Rookie to the event. We wouldn't have to worry about dropping seals since Panashe would be displacing the earth which would make for easy tracking, and she can always just come back to the rendezvous.

I'm pretty sure Hazou's Social can still be targeted by the "Tired" Aspect he has.

Oh that reminds me. Make sure Noburi gets refills since he can't regen chakra. And set some watches for when we sleep, since we can't possibly be the only people with the "gank enemy teams" idea.
 
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