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Unconventional Training Methods
Who: Sai and Open
When: IC 1/16
Where: Gardens
What: Art, mice and doubles.
Rating/Warning: PG-13
a. Sai sits cross-legged on the steps of a newly renovated garden path with a sketch pad resting on his knees. With little effort, his hand runs across the paper in quick lines that come together to form the shadow of a figure that looks strangely like the one standing in front of the fountain meters away from him.
b. A small inky mouse bursts through a gooseberry bush and hot on its trail is a grey alley cat. Spotting someone up ahead, the mouse changes its path and hurries towards the new player. The cat is quick to lay chase and pounces before the little rodent can scurry behind the other, but in its haste it misses the true aim of its prey and is quick to re-route pouncing on the person's foot just as the mouse scurries up their leg.
c. Custom had Sai practicing his taijutsu in the gardens, a more familiar area for a ninja of Konoha amid plants and trees. From up above two ink clones make their move and Sai flips back as two kunai's embed themselves on the ground he'd been standing on seconds before. Pulling out his tanto, he deflects half a dozen shuriken and kicks the first clone square in the chest before spinning around to deflect the sword coming down on him. He then jumps back and the second clone chases after him forcing him to step to the left where a hand suddenly grabs him from the ground below - the first clone. Sai parries off a blow from the clone above ground and quickly slams his tanto down on the first destroying it and covering his foot in ink. With his foot now free, he manages to jump away just in time to avoid a slash to his exposed stomach. Gripping his sword tightly, the ninja faces off his ink creation ready to embed the tanto in its side when the sound of approaching footsteps reaches his ears stilling his movements. Sai immediately turns away from the clone and toward the direction of the sound, while the clone shifts its attention to the new arrival, sword still firmly in its hand.
When: IC 1/16
Where: Gardens
What: Art, mice and doubles.
Rating/Warning: PG-13
a. Sai sits cross-legged on the steps of a newly renovated garden path with a sketch pad resting on his knees. With little effort, his hand runs across the paper in quick lines that come together to form the shadow of a figure that looks strangely like the one standing in front of the fountain meters away from him.
b. A small inky mouse bursts through a gooseberry bush and hot on its trail is a grey alley cat. Spotting someone up ahead, the mouse changes its path and hurries towards the new player. The cat is quick to lay chase and pounces before the little rodent can scurry behind the other, but in its haste it misses the true aim of its prey and is quick to re-route pouncing on the person's foot just as the mouse scurries up their leg.
c. Custom had Sai practicing his taijutsu in the gardens, a more familiar area for a ninja of Konoha amid plants and trees. From up above two ink clones make their move and Sai flips back as two kunai's embed themselves on the ground he'd been standing on seconds before. Pulling out his tanto, he deflects half a dozen shuriken and kicks the first clone square in the chest before spinning around to deflect the sword coming down on him. He then jumps back and the second clone chases after him forcing him to step to the left where a hand suddenly grabs him from the ground below - the first clone. Sai parries off a blow from the clone above ground and quickly slams his tanto down on the first destroying it and covering his foot in ink. With his foot now free, he manages to jump away just in time to avoid a slash to his exposed stomach. Gripping his sword tightly, the ninja faces off his ink creation ready to embed the tanto in its side when the sound of approaching footsteps reaches his ears stilling his movements. Sai immediately turns away from the clone and toward the direction of the sound, while the clone shifts its attention to the new arrival, sword still firmly in its hand.
a!!!
He's very fast with his strokes.]
a!!!
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O-oh...except she bites down to keep her mouth shut, she didn't want to interrupt him while he's in his creative zone.]
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[...OH WAIT.]
A-ah, I am sorry for interrupting you!
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You didn't interrupt me.
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[She blinks back at him. WHAT DOES SHE SAY--]
It's a lovely drawing.
[Nailed it.]
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Thank you for staying still.
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You're...welcome?
I am honoured though, to be the subject of a talented artist, even though it was a surprise to find out.
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C
Today, though. Today, he can sense someone above-average in the trees ahead of him, and though his hands stay off the three swords at his hip, his eye and ears are on the alert for whatever might be ahead of him. He pushes aside branches to let himself into the clearing, not exactly sure what he's seeing...training, or an attack.]
...huh. Definitely not the lake.
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He raises his left hand to show he's not about to draw, at least not of his own volition]
Don't suppose you know which direction the lake is? I wanted to get some fishing in.
[if by fishing he means monster-killing...]
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Which lake? [The gardens boasts a lot of lakes.]
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I heard rumors there were bigger fish to fry in the lake in the gardens. I'm tired of beating on fake people in the gym, I need a real challenge.
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You want to beat on the bigger fish in the lake?
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[hrm] I guess I won't find out until I see one if they're even edible. Eh.
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The closest lake is twenty minutes east.
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1/2
2/2
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B
She carefully wraps her hands around the creature, shielding it from the alley cat which meows at her, circling around her legs.]
B
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So you had a friend waiting for you already.
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[Sai walks up behind the gooseberry bush.]
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[She watches for a moment more as the mouse she'd been helping greets its companion before turning to the newcomer.]
I see. They are yours? I have never seen mice like this.
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That's because they aren't mice.
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