They’re running, frantic and more than just a little bit blind.
They abandon their camp, scavenging some of the traps for weapons and wire–that shit’s expensive–but not much. Their pockets and pouches stuffed with their stolen armbands and tokens, objective cards crumpled along with them.
The problem is, they’re running out of time. Then again that’s not really a problem, that’s just a fact of life, time marches forward and there’s nothing that can stop it.
If she had the full three days she would be more confident in this idea. Well, Tetsuki wouldn’t even be thinking about this if she had the full three days, now would she?
An uncomfortable amount of this plan relies on luck. Which. Um. Orphans.
Enough said.
Another good chunk of it then depends on how convincing she and Naruto Uzumaki can be without resorting to violence or genjutsu, and for the final dish of this impossibility feast: Neji Hyuuga has to be willing to put up with their plebeian selves until sunrise.
Or, at least, until the angry mob of their former victims gets scared off and accept failure.
Hm, listed out like that, Tetsuki’s not sure anyone could pull it off.
But Naruto Uzumaki seems optimistic enough to give it a shot, so why not?
First thing’s first: find the best Byakugan user in generations in a forest at night when, presumably, he doesn’t want to be found, before they get caught.