(A/N) Yeah, this'll be fun to explain to the Hokage...

Hiruzen stared at the four people in front of him. He'd dismissed everyone else in his office, and team 7 had taken off their cloaks. To say he was shocked, would be an understatement. Naruto's tails were awkwardly twisting themselves around the other tails, Kakashi's was wagging slightly, Sakura's had wrapped around her leg, and wasn't moving in the slightest, and Sasuke's wings were awkwardly folded on his back, the ends of the bottom feathers dragging on the ground.

Naruto grabbed the end of one of his nine tails, twisting it around in his hands.

"I'm not angry at you, Naruto." He immediately assured him, recognizing the self-defeated look the boy had on. "You didn't know what could happen. Now, could someone explain why Sakura has bandages over her eye?"

"She has my Sharingan currently," Kakashi answered, his book wasn't even out, which was impressive, considering he always had it out.

"She what?" Hiruzen asked, staring at him weirdly.

"We believe one of the jutsus cast mixed our chakras around. Sakura has mine, and Sasuke doesn't have his Sharingan. According to Sasuke, his chakra reserves are oddly large, and his chakra no longer has a fiery feel." Kakashi reported.

"And, what are we supposed to do?" Hiruzen asked. "Even I didn't know what was on those scrolls. We may just have to hunt them down to reverse this."

"You're sending us out again." There was no question in Kakashi's tone, it was merely a statement.

"Yes. If you remain here, people may begin to ask questions. Questions you do not want to answer," Hiruzen stated calmly. "Besides, it would be a good training trip."

"We'll head out again in the morning," Kakashi decided. He turned to his genin. "Back at the gate at 7. Pack for a trip, we may be gone a while."

"Don't be late," Sakura told Kakashi irritatedly. "Or we may just go searching for you and your 'rabid squirrel' or whatever lame excuse you come up with."

"They'll be ready for the exams by the time I'm done," Kakashi told the Hokage, ignorant to the confusion of his genin.

"Good," Hiruzen said, nodding.

Kakashi didn't bother replying, putting his cloak on and shunshined away, a swirl of leaves being the only thing he left behind.

Hiruzen shook his head. "Just once, I'd like my Jonin to not leave a bunch of leaves behind to be cleaned up." He said it quietly, but both Sakura and Naruto picked it up, the increased audio range coming in slightly handy. Both moved silently to clean up the leaves, Naruto stuffing them away in one of his pouches.

At 7:15 they were on their way. Kakashi was late, but only by ten minutes. It took them a blasted 5 minutes to get past the gate guard.

"Finally," Naruto groaned, linking his hands behind his head. "I thought those two were going to talk forever."

"Naruto, you're going to dislodge your hood," Sakura scolded. She'd changed clothes slightly, and was now wearing a thick belt. She wasn't wearing her cloak, and her tail was hidden underneath the belt. She'd added a headband, just a normal one to pin her ears down. She looked normal enough, enough to not draw any suspicion to her. Except that her leaf village headband was tilted down to cover her eye. That was a bit suspicious. Now that they were on the road, and there was no one around, Kakashi had uncovered his eye, enjoying being able to see with both eyes again.

"There's no one around," Naruto said flippantly. "Even Kakashi isn't wearing his forehead protector tilted."

"That's easily fixed, a dislodged hood is not," Sakura pressed.

"Just wait until we get out of range of Konoha," Sasuke snapped, the fabric of his cloak poofing up slightly as his feathers rose.

"Ah, cool your feathers," Naruto muttered.

"My ninken found the thieves, they're unconscious," Kakashi reported, staring off into the woods. "They got them. We're going to go find somewhere to train."

"Finally!" Naruto shouted. "All you've taught us is how to walk up trees!"

"That's a very useful chakra control exercise," Kakashi argued.

"We could use some actual training," Sakura offered quietly. "We almost died because we weren't prepared on the wave mission."

"Most genin teams would've died on that mission," Kakashi pointed out.

"That's not comforting in the slightest," Sasuke deadpanned.

"It just means that we're the coolest!" Naruto shouted.

"Or the luckiest," Kakashi mused.

All three genin gave him a flat look. "Not helping." They chorused.

"Alright, turn off the path here. There's a training ground that's rarely used right over here. I got the Hokage to let us remain here for the next month or so." Kakashi led them off the path, and into the forest. They arrived at the clearing after another half hour of walking. "Alright, why don't we make sure you guys can still climb trees!"

Sasuke grunted, and Sakura glared at the tree as if it had offended her.

"Alright!" Naruto shouted cheerily. He ran up to the tree, running straight up the trunk. "It's really easy for some reason!"

Sasuke grunted again, then ran up to his tree, blasting off after a step or two. He tried again and again, blasting off each time. "It's not working!" He shouted, frustrated. "Too much chakra, I can't get it down!"

"Now you know how I feel," Naruto commented from his perch on the underside of a branch.

Sakura tried running up the tree, only to blast off. "This is a lot harder, even though I know how to do it."

"Kakashi-sensei, what else are you going to do with us?" Naruto asked, walking back down the tree.

"Taijutsu training for you Naruto. Those extra limbs could be used in combat."

"And for us?" Sasuke asked, still trying to climb his tree.

"Well, Sakura will be getting Sharingan training, and Sasuke, we're going to try teaching you how to fly"

(A/N) He has wings, doesn't he?