Training a firey heart [P]

Seig had practiced Ninjutsu for years developing the jutsu in the public archives one after another.  His clan’s fame was in their mastery of ninjutsu and techniques that focus on chakra control. Seig began with the element that he had discovered he had at a young age.  The Fire of determination burned in his heart.  If he was not determined to live on and affect this world then he would never have lasted even a month after the villagers had mysteriously left.  Seig wasn’t sure how accurate that Fox’s words were as his family had not just simply walked away from their village or their kin.  If they had Seig wouldn’t have been the only one left.  This meant he had to find the true reason his village had been wiped clean.  Had his clan been responsible somehow?  But what could they have possibly done that would have ended this way?  The questions burned within him.  He drove that conviction into his training learning technique after technique.  The first of which was the fire stream.  Using his fire aligned chakra he would form a sort of spout of fire out his mouth in a cone shape.  The training was simple but he made a couple mistakes along the way.  Choosing a good location for training is always a good idea it prevents problems like setting things on fire and not being close enough to a water source to put the fire out.  Canceling out the negative effects of jutsu is so incredibly needed that Seig would work on learning all he could on the topic of manipulating jutsu.  But that was no the task at hand.  Finding a good spot to practice Seig would breathe in and hold the breath mixing it with his fire chakra he would exhale the fire in the form of a cone over the small creek he had located.  The jutsu worked marvelously and Seig was able to study its workings very carefully.  The jutsu had taken 3 hours to master.  Doing so, he simply moved on to the next jutsu.  Seig’s thirst for knowledge and understanding got him in trouble sometimes.  He had read that curiosity kills cats which Seig enjoyed the irony of.  He had seen a couple cats before and had studied their habits.  Seig almost felt amused to see them wander around sticking their noses in places they shouldn’t.  The proverb made sense.  And he was able to take the idea and apply it to himself.  He had a curiosity for all things which led him to sticking his nose into situations that he probably shouldn’t have gotten into in the first place.  Example number one that thing with the Fox.  It hadn’t been a bad thing that he had wanted to clean the building. But his curiosity had led him to meeting the fox in the first place.  Seig began to wonder whether the proverbs that depicted animals with human intelligence were quite accurate in saying that humans had the same consequences and thought patterns as the beasts to begin with.  It was an interesting thought.  One he would ponder while gazing at the sky.
 
TWC: 525
Leaning Fire Release: Fire Stream
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