Paint Me a Lesson (P)

That made sense. If you just pull a tablecloth off a table, everything is going to fall off unless you are very lucky. This little hint was what made him also hold onto the water in his second attempt at sealing. Now the next lessons he had to teach, there wasn’t much to listen to. It was cool however, when Arashi pulled out the spilled water into the two scrolls. Shouhei should learn that neat trick sometimes.

“Bye Arashi-sensei,” he responded but just as Arashi flash stepped away Shouhei indented to ask, “But where is this largest house in the country at?” That however went on deaf ears, which made Shouhei pout for maybe a second or two before he shook his head and took out some other scrolls.


“Well I don’t have to go home yet so I might just practice some more,” he looked down the scrolls in questions; one labelled Mark Seal, and the other Fuuinjutsu Lock. The first one was a simple fuuinjutsu that places a simple seal on things, whereas the other did the same, but the seal acted as lock. As opposed to the Mark Seal, it could actually become very complex if the user was skilled enough. However, in shouhei’s case he could only learn the most basic of basic one.



A few hours had passed, and it was nearing evening. Shouhei, as far as he had concerned, he had mastered the two techniques as much as he could. Looking at the clock, he thought it was a good idea to get home and get dinner. After he had packed his things, he went home with a healthy stride taking the short route through the marketplace. And by that he meant jumping from roof to roof, while trying not to startle people. Seeing as he had done this since his academy days it wasn't too hard, meaning he was home in no time.

[Exit]

Notes wrote:Word Count: 320
Total Thread Word Count: 1,413
Jutsu Learned: Generic Sealing Jutsu (500 words | 250 discount with teacher)
Fuuinjutsu Lock Rank E (500 words)
Mark Seal (500 words)
Stats: 1400 / 200 = 7