He, like all members of his clan, possessed dark gray eyes, black hair that hung near his cheeks to frame his face and a long ponytail in the back of his hair. Yori's hair color appears slightly duller and with a softer flow to it; his skin is also slightly darker. Yori's most distinguishing characteristics were the long pronounced tear troughs under his eyes. His casual clothes would consist of a black Uchiha shirt with a large Uchiha clan symbol on the back, and black pants with a weapons pouch strapped to them. He also wore a necklace with three metal circles of rings on it. He wears the basic, shinobi sandals, colored black. Undearth his sandals, up to his ankles and down to his toes, are wrapped in bandage. Yori as has a metal ring on his finger, with no unique or special design to it. He wears it on his right ring finger.

One his right wrist, he has bandage wrapped around it aswell, with a black, metal cuff over it. Yori, being 13, is only at the stature of 5ft 2in. Yori weighs in, with a weight of 95.9lbs. He is not very strong physically, but is somewhat muscular in terms from being a shinobi. He may be young, but his tear throughs give him a more mature image. He refuses to wear a Konohagakure forehead protector, but still has one on a black piece of cloth. He will, occasionally wear it on his forehead when he goes out on a mission, that takes place outside the village.

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Basic Control: You have a understanding about the amount of chakra you put out but being a beginner, you have basic knowledge on the matter at hand. You're able a put forth little effort with basic techniques and a few C rank techniques.

1. A beginning sensor: You have the basic controls of chakra down and you are starting to get the basic feel around with chakra around you. You can pinpoint very few things down, you wouldn't be able to determine what type of chakra (if it is different), how far it is (You can get a general estimation) and how strong the opponent is.

Yori, is a quiet, but yet brillant individual, who thinks nothing of himself. He possesses a large amount of self-doubt, because of his father figure discriminating against Uchiha. He is very traumatized, often trying to avoid conflict at any turn. He has a habit, of more so watching an opponent and letting others battle. This gives him the valued chance to study a fighting style. If Yori cannot study an opponents battle style, he'll test them out in the beginning of a battle, taking the battle at a long range, then mid, finally close, to see where he should attack from.

Yori believes in peace, and is a very friendly and soft spoken person. He is also a firm believer in his ideals, even though he can act almost uncareful to someone. If forced into a fight, where he has no time to think, he'll fight back until he gains some ground. Yori, will speak to those who become close to him, considering them his friends and trusting them. But Yoi's is very distrsutful, and finds it hard to believe in others, even through the care he has.
In general, Yori is a very sensitive child.

Yori, born in Konohagakure no Sato, lived with his mother, and mother only. His father, had been killed during a mission to stop an insurgency from another country, but Yori would never learn this. During the first four years of his life, his mother raised Yori, and provided for herself and him by running her own store, where she provided freshly cooked food, at a reasonable price. Yori often spent much of his time there, crawling around and getting into the cupboards. Although he did no harm, his mother still scolded the young boy for doing such, and as he grew up, he stopped opening them. When the Fourth year in his life came, his mother remarried a man. This man seemed kind, warm hearted and somewhat perfect. But Yori was scared of him, and would later learn why.

After they settled in his father's house, Yori's mother continued working at her shop, and his father was a ninja, but viewed the young Yori as "childish", "dim", and "underachieving". Yori didn't truelly understand what those words meant, and his step-father would beat him when his mother wasn't around. This was truelly a pivotal moment in Yori's life, as his trust for people began to detiorate. As this continued, his voice grew softer, and he became a quiet individual, with a cold demeanor. He refused to become the image his father wanted, and instead, started to speak back to his father. His mother started to catch onto the two, and decided eventually she would intefere.

When she interfered, Yori had actually disarmed his step-father, holding the kunai to the back of his head. He, of course, was't going to kill his step father, and sent the kunai into the wall. As Yori turned away, he was swept off his feet, and the man attacked his mother. Yori hadn't seen what had happened, but he had quickly gotton up and grabbed the Kunai after his mother screamed. The man ran at a frightened Yori, who held the kunai in both hands. Fortune shined down on Yori as an Anbu Black Ops member executed the man and prevented the young Uchiha from seeing the death of his mother.

After his grandparents tried to trick him into believing his mother was simply away on a business trip, Yori told them he acheknowledged she was dead, without any clue, besides her scream. His step-father had effectively killed Yori's emotions, but they were simply buried under a wall. He grew distant as he started in the Academy, not trying to make any friends, and even avoiding to talk to teachers. He often was praised for being such a great student, but Yori suffered because the only person he could open up to had been killed. He didn't want revenge, he wanted to prevent this from happening to others. He felt a kinship to those who had no parents, and often encouraged them to look towards a brighter future.

As the Academy progressed, many were astounded by the fact Yori acheknowledged his mother's death, but had not awakened his Sharingan. In truth however, he never witnessed her death, and therefor it wasn't too stressful as he repressed his emotions. He had effectively killed off his cheerful demeanor, switching it to the quiet, believing genin he became. He graduated, thanking the teachers and students for being in his class. This caused a commotion, because Yor had never spoken to anyone in the Academy before, or even smiled. The teachers thought his attitude had improved, but he had an improved self-doubt. He became a genin and trained harder.