In Konoha, the local sandman goes around like every night. This is nothing unusual, after all, it is his job to bring the children in this village to the most diverse dreams. He has been doing this job very conscientiously for thousands of years. But now something is plaguing him, something completely new, which he has to face. A colorless, slow and creeping quiet monster that pursues him all night and makes his work a torture. This wretched beast, which doesn’t let him rest, is commonly known as boredom.
Now the joy in all the things that made up his job before is gone. He no longer feels happy when he brings young children a nice dream, his unique creativity has disappeared, and he has no nerve even for nightmares for the naughty children. All his dreams are always the same because he has a problem: he cannot get too close to the children.
Under normal circumstances, any Sandman is able to approach his target children, lay hands on them, and use their thoughts to determine what kind of people they are and what interests them.Unfortunately, the Sandman delegate in Konoha is having a harder time with this matter. Until now he was always afraid to approach the children, he had heard far too bad horror stories from his colleague from Sunagakure (the children there must have been an absolute nightmare).
Until now, because tonight he will make a decision. The only chance he had to spice up his profession was to get into a couple of children's rooms for better or worse and to follow the sleeping boys and girls into their thoughts. And with that information, he could then form new dreams.
Thought and done. He looked at the greatest wishes, the most terrible fears, the most embarrassing ideas and the happiest moments of the selected children. After that, he felt inspired to create completely new types of dreams, which he immediately tested on these children.
The dreams were each completely different, but they always had the same effect: They spread chaos.The Sandman had unconsciously selected the least innocent and inexperienced children as the target group for his research. He had ended up with the ninja students.
Unlike normal children, they didn't think about music groups or the next theater performance, they didn't worry about a computer game or their girlfriend's birthday, but rather went through battle strategies and attack jutsu in their heads, thinking about the victims of the last assignment and what everything would still come.
And I, the self-proclaimed chronicler of the Sandman from Konoha, will tell you about these resulting dreams, which the individual students received afterwards, and which caused so much confusion for them.


And now since here. I already have ideas about the dreams that might have existed, but I want you to tell me which ninja my Sandman might have visited * wink *. So if you want him to visit Naruto, for example, drop me a call and let me know.If you also have additional ideas or wishes for the dreams, you can of course also write them down. The character with the most votes is processed first (or processed at all). I hope for active participation, because otherwise everything won't work out. Your chronicler Kymyko.