One look at Hinata's face told Ino and Sakura that she was worried too; she just had a few reservations. The two of them chuckled. "Hinata, we just won't let Master Yin find out. Besides, wouldn't failing the Chunin Ninja Exams embarrass him even more?"
That finally won Hinata over. She nodded hesitantly. "All right. What are you planning to do?" Her eyes shone with interest as she asked.
Ino and Sakura saw her expression and couldn't help thinking, She's interested after all! They were right. Hinata might have looked like a perfectly obedient child, but she was stubborn at heart.
Still, now that they had convinced her, neither of them felt like making an issue of it. "We'll ask around and see what we can find out," they said with a smile.
Hinata was the first to reject that idea. "You know what Master Yin is like. We'll never get anything out of him!"
Sakura's spirits sank a little. "True. Then why don't we just steal it?" Her eyes lit up. "Lady Tsunade told me the plan for this year was written by Lord Minato. Master Yin wouldn't carry a scroll around with him, so we can just steal it!"
Hinata didn't argue this time, though her expression remained doubtful. Their chances of succeeding were slim.
But they had no other ideas for now, so Hinata nodded. "We can try. But I don't think the scroll is with Master Yin."
Sakura and Ino looked at her curiously. "Then where would it be?" Hinata smiled. "Master Yin has never paid much attention to things like this. Since Lord Minato wrote the plan, the scroll must still be with him!"
The other two girls nodded. Thinking of how laid-back their master usually was, they had to agree: he hardly seemed like