Chiharu (http://img121.imageshack.us/img121/3955/bluebh.jpg) watched the entire proceedings from above, all from the Sannin's speech to the other chuunin scrambling about and forming up with their teams. The gentle wind picked up her striking blue hair, almost luminescent in the sunlight. Perched comfortably on the roof of one of the surrounding stalls, the young girl had a look over the other chuunin. There was no real surprise that they passed; Chiharu had watched the exams along with everyone else, and was perfectly capable of remembering what everyone did. All of the village's famous clans and bloodlines had passed and were present, as expected. Uchiha, of the Sharingan. The Hyuuga's Byakugan. The shadow-manipulating Nara, and the Inuzuka ninken users. She remembered the mokuton user as well, a rather unpleasant boy who didn't seem to enjoy socializing too much.<br/><br/>She was no stranger to that, of course, although she could only guess at wood-boy's reasons. Chiharu was lazy, for lack of a better term. The Tsuji daughter was always carefree and relaxed, to the point where even socializing was too much of a hassle. To have to listen and understand the other, formulate a reply, and especially making sure that you considered their feelings. Time was better spent alone, enjoying the gentle breeze of the wind, watching as village life went by, or eating dango- the Tsuji parents ran the village dango shop, two regular humans with zero ninja training.<br/><br/>Chiharu herself had passed the chuunin exams fairly handily; the only difficult part was obtaining the scrolls. She had more than enough practice observing others, and applying the skill to cheating was only mildly challenging. The fights proved to be decently simple; she had fought well, and had forfeited when she was tired. Collecting scrolls proved to be a challenge for her personality, as she got quite absorbed in her own world whilst in the forest.<br/><br/>Her blue hair suddenly fell back against the flat of her back. The breeze had died down for now, and the change in weather brought Chiharu out of her thoughts. She recognized Akigo the cockerel as he handed a scroll to a young, female chuunin, whom she confirmed as the Hyuuga heiress.<em>Time to go, I guess..</em>she thought with a mental sigh, like one dreading going to work.<br/><br/><div align="center"><em>"Tsuji Chiharu. You are to join the other chuunin of the newly formed Team Vision, making a four-man cell along with Hyuuga Kayo, Nara Kyosuke, and Senju Shimura. You will be dispatched to the Mist Village immediately. That is all." </em></div><br/>So the hastily scrawled note from the hokage had read, upon her completion of an easy C-rank mission of driving away some wolves from a nearby farm. While she had graduated at the same time as the other Chuunin, the judging panel had noted her incompatibility with other people from her performance in the exam; thus she had been sent out alone on an experimental mission, before the other chuunin, to see if it could work. Evidently, it didn't- either that, or they needed her for something more important. She assumed the latter.<br/><br/>Landing silently and moving swiftly, Chiharu appeared quietly behind where the other Vision members had gathered. Looks like she would be working with<del>wood-boy</del>Shimura after all.<strong>"I'm Tsuji Chiharu- I'll be joining this team."</strong>she noted briefly to her other teammates. There was no pressing need to explain to them why she hadn't been called with the others. Besides, one sentence was around how much she usually spoke per day.