Splitting the focus

Standing up top the large village, Ryu looked around. It was his favorite spot actually, and with this villages history he needed to establish himself among the other nations. And with the way the world was shaping he couldn't help but feel as if his intervention was slightly needed in some form. It would shake the world at it's core. Though to him hopefully it wouldnt come that far. In his time he had come to love this village in the greatest and wanted it to be the best it could be. But before that happened certain things, had to be set up and others had to be done. Allowing his chakra source to gather, it came out of Ryu's mouth. "Kage bunshin." Three exact replicas of the high class shinobi were formed before him. Motioning his hand they all took off. Two out of the three leaving the village and the last going towards the center. The order had been sent out a little bit of a while ago, and everyone should be back by now. Now he just had to play the waiting game. Hopefully nobody would deny his invitation.

Spoiler:

Saikoro was on an impromptu combat training session with his team mate for the benefit of his Father's audience when a shadow quickly cast across the back yard grounds.

It was a regular day in Konoha and Saikoro was trying to impress his father on how good he has been, learning and exhibiting his Taijutsu abilities.

Saikoro noticed the shadow and quickly looked up as he realized who it was. "The Hokage?" He uttered to himself as he wondered what he was in so much in a hurry for.

Saikoro then took a glance back at the balcony where he though he would see if he's father noticed the Hokage's urgency, but then his father was no longer there.

Looking back to his opponent, he wondered, "Did you see that?"

"Yees." He responded with a slow pronouncement. Shion looked up to see if there were any traces left of the bypasser. That was a hasty ninja crossing the headquarters of this clan. He can't help himself to suspect that something is wrong.

Tarnish entered the city gates, a cool expression on his face. He had been summoned back so suddenly, he was worried about what it could have been about. Talon was perched on his shoulder, as usual. He nipped at Tarnish's ear, who jerked away. "Not today," he said in a low voice. Immediatly, Talon grasped the severity of the situation, and he quickly sombered up. He turned and headed toward the Hokage building, pondering what the occurence could be that would cause the Hokage to call him. His mind shifted to thoughts of another dangerous mission, and he couldn't help but sigh. Two diplomacy missions one right after the other. What next?

As he approached the Hokagee building, he remembered that he was to wait for a signal of some sort. Frowning, he hopped onto a nearby trash can, onto the top of a fence, to the top of a roof of a nearby building. He stood tall, looking as far as he could. With a jerk of his head, he sent Talon into the air, where he looked about for the Hokage. A few minutes later, Talon squawked, and swooped down to Tarnish, who waited impatiently for his report. He squawked earnestly, and Tarnish gathered that the Hokage had been seen making for the center of the village. He began to head in the same direction, hopping from rooftop to rooftop. "This outta be good," he muttered to himself