Going Unsupervised! [Training]

Disani Xenoharu · Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 3:31 am Post subject:

A hand had reached from the depths as it had slapped the top of the water. Disani's body had pulled from the body of water as her dress had leaked off all the excess of it back into the main body. Her mouth spat up water as her head emerged and she had panted and coughed and choked. She was clearly exhausted and she could've died seeing that she had only continued to stress herself non-stop, but nonetheless, she was proud of herself. Her hair was soaked and so was everything else, but her hand's chakra had adapted to the water's surface so well that she was climbing it like a ladder and now on it's surface, it felt like she was crawling out of a hole as she had hung over the water. She had her hair hanging as it dripped small droplets into the water, she had a smile on her face even though she couldn't see the reflection she cast into the water. It was still making her face glow as she was bashful about the very fact that she was smiling so warmly. She didn't think of it anymore as she had caught herself.

She had pulled her ankle from the water and then placed her foot onto the top of the surface. Her other foot did the same slowly pulling from beneath the surface as well as she had took her time and had been patient. She had slowly stood up as nothing weighed her down and made her sink. Not her doubt, not anything as she continued standing her posture up straight. Her right foot sunk a little, but she had quickly snatched it up as she had stood on the water.

Her lips parted slightly as she started to figure that it wasn't perfect as usual. Her ankles were sunk a little below the water's surface and she wasn't getting the skill, not completely right now. She had only just learned the basics and even so, she was wetter than a dog who had been taking an all day swim. She didn't want to end up smelling like one, so for her sake, she had tried to stay stable as she picked up her ankles while highly picking up her knees so she could walk along the water without falling in. Her mood was now calm as she reached the bank's edge and sat there breathing heavily. Probably because she was getting the hang of things, she could be able to smile right now.
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Disani Xenoharu

Selena Lyrious

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Shinobi Rank: Genin
Village: Leaf Village
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Inventory: Wooden Pole (Retractable), 20 Kunai, 10 Smoke Bombs
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Disani Xenoharu · Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 4:29 pm Post subject:

Her hands had reached squeezing out her hair once more, and she had rinsed out her dress until it was dry enough to stop sticking to her body and to blow somewhat freely as it always had done. She took her headband as she had tied it around her forehead and then tightened it's tie. She had sat on the grass as her body movement had only made the nearby squirrel curious. It approached sniffing around her and her wooden pole. Maybe it was because it was made out of a certain wood material that he liked that squirrels found edible, because it had been sniffing the pole everytime or was near it every single time Disani had sat it down to train. She had reached for her wooden pole as this time she would use it for her last leg of the training session. She had stood up as she had smiled and nodded saying to the squirrel. "Wish me luck little friend!"

With that, she approached the banks edge. She had reached out her wooden pole tapping the water's surface as she had listened to the waves ripple in the usual rhythm away from their epicenter. "I can listen to the water and get an idea thought about the concentration of chakra I should use when adjusting to it's rhythm and steadiness. It's not exactly like Tree Climbing because then I had to use my ears to concentrate on the hollowness and resistance the tree had to my chakra so I wouldn't shatter the bark. This means I'll have to adjust to seeing things with my ears since that uses chakra too."

The briefing to herself had prepared her as her hair and dress had wildly blew like a wind occured. The blue aura of her chakra came over her in a thin concentration before it had quickly broken and she had nodded ready. She had reached her foot out placing it on the water's surface. Her foot wasn't sinking into it roughly, nor was it even getting hard for her to walk along the top of the surface this time around as she had not found the need to prance like a ballet dancer to get used to it. She had smiled and started walking for a while finding her sill getting a little lower. That's when she thought she should increased chakra along her feet, and then stop unbalancing it as she had let her ears lose some chakra for listening.

"I guess this is okay..." she had said hearing on a lesser level than before, but still she can see around her in a smaller area. Her eharing limited her sight, and for this jutsu, if she could get use to it, she didn't need to spare chakra from her ears, but right now, it was being a distraction. She had walked along the surface perfectly, but now she had to see about running. She had started to pick up speed running across the surface seeing it was fine as well, and she could hear a little better since the water seemed to ripple with sound. She had smiled seeing this jutsu could probably be an advantage to her battles at sea. She had leapt from the water's edge and back on dry land. She had sprung her legs as she fell over from the improper landing and laughed.

"I got it!" she said as she smiled directing it at the presence in front of her. It was her usual squirrel friend who had looked towards her with question as if she was something strange. It was a good thing her chakra wasn't concentrated enough in her ears to make out the expression of a small animal seeing how silly she was.

She didn't say nothing more as she stood up. She had stabbed her wooden pole into the ground using it to help herself up with ease. With that, she had took a look at the Memorial Stone and bowed her head as she had thanked "her other" sensai as she had grasped her wooden pole once again and ran off back to the village grounds.