[X] Talk to the Konoha nins.
Saya decided to take a risk and started to walk over to the Konoha nins. Kyoko made a rude noise but she ignored her.
"Hey who are you?!" A blonde girl exclaimed as Saya walked over.
"Just curious. You guys are making a racket," Saya said, shrugging.
"Curious Iwa nin," a boy with a ponytail noted.
She looked over their shoulders and saw the man show some information on the cards. "Hey free info."
"Hey I know that guy," Saya said, remembering the Maito Gai mini me. It brought bittersweet memories. She accidentally drew the attention of the entire rookie group who turned to look at her.
"How does a Iwa nin know a Konoha nin?" a pink haired girl asked, blinking.
"Border patrol mission, they were our opposite that week," Saya said dryly. They seemed to accept that as they turned back to the man. When they moved onto Gaara, Saya's eyebrows raised. A genin that did a B-rank mission deliberately? She had to keep a look out for this guy.
She watched as the blonde boy challenged the entire room much to her amusement. Then the Otogakure shinobi attacked the older konoha nin suddenly and she had to grind her teeth to restrain herself from attacking. Orochimaru would pay. They would all pay.
Then the examiners showed up. They sat in arranged seating, with Saya having a blond Suna genin girl and the pink haired konoha nin from earlier sitting on either side of her.
She noted the rules and quickly came to the conclusion that she had to cheat. And cheat well.
What do you do?
[ ] Genjutsu. Take control of the pink haired girl next to you and have her tap out the answers in Iwa code on the desk. She seemed obscenely confident as she wrote out the answers quickly.
[ ] Use Gastly. He can turn invisible and by possessing you, write the answers he sees.
[ ] Fuck the exam. Start sabotaging other students by using genjutsu. It's your chance to ruin other strong shinobi's chances by attacking the weak links in their teams.
-[ ] Write In specific names. Saya will not know them by name, but it's easier for me to know who you're referring to.
[ ] Write In.