The next morning Sakura and Nauru made their way to the village. Sakura wrapped in a heavy cloak, her mask fitted onto her face.

When they arrived in the small town and the crowds parted as they made their way through the streets. Whispers rippled through the crowds and Sakura felt the back of her neck tingle from the amount of eyes on her. She had been in busy towns all the time, but without her mask so no one would recognize her as the "Masked Cherry Blossom". But she had to wear her mask today since she was about to heal someone that couldn't be healed by the most respected doctor of the village.

Bursting in the hospital, her cloak billowing behind her and Nauru at her heals, Sakura immediately took charge. "How many patients in this hospital?"

Nauru nodded at the nurses and they listened to their supervisor. "Sixty seven stay in patients and the waiting room is about half full, Ma'am."

Sakura nodded, "And you know where this Leila Kimoshi, his niece, is?" She jabbed her thumb at Nauru. The nurse nodded her head. "Ok, Nauru, you go tend to the walk in clinic and I'll go and deal with your niece and the stay in patients."

She left Nauru behind and followed the nurse the second floor. Stepping into a room Sakura noticed a frail figure lying in a bed.

Her short brown hair fell limply to her shoulders and her dull eyes turn to stare at Sakura.

Walking up to the bed and placing her hands on her girls stomach, Sakura pumped chakra in to her hands and focused on sensing any problems. Closing her eyes in concentration, Sakura searched and searched with no avail. After a complete physical checkup and finding nothing, Sakura decided to go on a hunch. She checked her Leila's chakra system.

Quickly realizing if that the chakra was the problem, Sakura smirked. There was a clog in the chakra being sent to the girl's lungs and heart, causing her to feel weak. Jolting her with some of Sakura's chakra should do the trick.

Pushing a large amount of chakra into the young girl's body, Sakura guided it to the clogs, and then quickly wrapped up. She left the room with Leila in room, shocked that she was already feeling better.

Making quick work of the rest of the patients and shortening the time they would have to stay in the hospital or healing them completely, Sakura was out of the hospital by the early afternoon.

For the next few weeks, Sakura taught Nauru various handy tricks to help improve his healing, bid him goodbye and then hit the road.

She almost regretted leaving since she had once again doomed herself to many years of loneliness.

Guys, I'm real sorry for the crappy chapters, but this is the best I could squeeze out of myself. I feel like my creativity has been sucked out of my body along with my will to live...