Home
Search
Register
Log in
Headwater (Yasaki) (P,NK,IO)
2 posters
Zeo KamigawaChunin
- Stat Page : Zeo Kamigawa's Stat & Jutsu List
Clan Focus : Space-Time
Village : Hoshigakure
Ryo : 35400
Headwater (Yasaki) (P,NK,IO)
Sun Jun 07, 2020 7:32 pm
Zeo needed to get out. The city life was a clash to how he was before. It wasn't terrible. Food was easier to find, more convenient, better access to electricity and other fun things he never got in the country of River Country. But it felt, constricting. Buildings were too close together, too much noise, even for a shinobi village. He just needed to get back to something he was familiar with. Back to nature.
Telling the guards about his intent, he left the village gates to the nearby area outside the village. A place he heard about that could help him. He missed the water. He missed the river and the feel of nature around him. Further, he didn't know how other Shinobi here do it. Perhaps at the academy or just outside the gates but still he needed to train. But for him to train, he needed someplace of seclusion. Peace. He needed to find an open space outdoors where he could feel relaxed and allow himself to be centered. One thing he knew about being a Shinobi , he had to be calm physically and mentally to assess and react. While he was sure no moron would attack him in the middle of a training area, in broad daylight, he still wanted someplace he felt safe.
Regardless of the conditions, being a Star Shinobi or not, he felt most comfortable in nature-- near the river, like where he grew up. He had heard the Water Gardens was a large wilderness area, with lakes, rivers, and streams that were both natural and tended to allow not just natural beauty for visitors-- but training grounds. A perfect place for Zeo to practice his new skills as a Shinobi.
The sounds of the birds, the feel of the wind against his face and hair-- it felt great. Nothing was stifled by the buildings or streets. He felt he could breathe and not feel the knot of doubt and stress in his lungs. The focus was the first thing to know about being a Shinobi, to clear the mind and focus on the goal at hand. It was also the key to wielding and controlling chakra. While he was able to do the clone Jutsu, he didn't know anything stronger beyond what he has seen in the book he bought. Nearby he had a book he bought from the Shinobi shop--- the Jutsu Encyclopedia. While it had a limit, it had a section on basic ninjutsu and things he could do. But first t thing first, he had to focus on manipulating and strengthening his reserves of chakra. Even with a few small missions he had done, it helped him physically-- not with his chakra.
Still, even though as non-shinobi citizens, he saw his parents do ninjutsu. Simple stuff, like water and earth style to help with farming and fishing. They were well revered in the village for that help. In a way, he felt learning the same style would help him connect to his deceased parents.
Zeo stood at the edge of the large lake , a large tree shading over a part of the bank as the sun shown overhead. He was ready to try more arts to help him master his chakra. Remembering his training, he knew he had to focus and keep his mind clear. Chakra wasn't about mere physical energy. It required spiritual energy. The strength of mind to fully control it. with a deep breath, he slowly approached the water's edge, and took the next step.
He felt his feet grow wet as he stepped forward. He didn't sink, but his balance was an issue. It was far different from the academy showed. Sure, walking up surfaces was one thing. That was solid matter. Water was constantly shifting, from its depth, density and mass. To keep balance and adjust his chakra-- it was like trying to balance on a raft standing up. He kept it slow, going one step at a time till he was at least three meters out in the water.
His blue hair and outfit would of made him look as if he was a water spirit, standing on the surface like that. All the while he kept a steady breath and focused on his feet.
Little did he know as he focused to broaden his horizons to become a shinobi, others would soon come to that same place...
WC: 737
Telling the guards about his intent, he left the village gates to the nearby area outside the village. A place he heard about that could help him. He missed the water. He missed the river and the feel of nature around him. Further, he didn't know how other Shinobi here do it. Perhaps at the academy or just outside the gates but still he needed to train. But for him to train, he needed someplace of seclusion. Peace. He needed to find an open space outdoors where he could feel relaxed and allow himself to be centered. One thing he knew about being a Shinobi , he had to be calm physically and mentally to assess and react. While he was sure no moron would attack him in the middle of a training area, in broad daylight, he still wanted someplace he felt safe.
Regardless of the conditions, being a Star Shinobi or not, he felt most comfortable in nature-- near the river, like where he grew up. He had heard the Water Gardens was a large wilderness area, with lakes, rivers, and streams that were both natural and tended to allow not just natural beauty for visitors-- but training grounds. A perfect place for Zeo to practice his new skills as a Shinobi.
The sounds of the birds, the feel of the wind against his face and hair-- it felt great. Nothing was stifled by the buildings or streets. He felt he could breathe and not feel the knot of doubt and stress in his lungs. The focus was the first thing to know about being a Shinobi, to clear the mind and focus on the goal at hand. It was also the key to wielding and controlling chakra. While he was able to do the clone Jutsu, he didn't know anything stronger beyond what he has seen in the book he bought. Nearby he had a book he bought from the Shinobi shop--- the Jutsu Encyclopedia. While it had a limit, it had a section on basic ninjutsu and things he could do. But first t thing first, he had to focus on manipulating and strengthening his reserves of chakra. Even with a few small missions he had done, it helped him physically-- not with his chakra.
Still, even though as non-shinobi citizens, he saw his parents do ninjutsu. Simple stuff, like water and earth style to help with farming and fishing. They were well revered in the village for that help. In a way, he felt learning the same style would help him connect to his deceased parents.
Zeo stood at the edge of the large lake , a large tree shading over a part of the bank as the sun shown overhead. He was ready to try more arts to help him master his chakra. Remembering his training, he knew he had to focus and keep his mind clear. Chakra wasn't about mere physical energy. It required spiritual energy. The strength of mind to fully control it. with a deep breath, he slowly approached the water's edge, and took the next step.
He felt his feet grow wet as he stepped forward. He didn't sink, but his balance was an issue. It was far different from the academy showed. Sure, walking up surfaces was one thing. That was solid matter. Water was constantly shifting, from its depth, density and mass. To keep balance and adjust his chakra-- it was like trying to balance on a raft standing up. He kept it slow, going one step at a time till he was at least three meters out in the water.
His blue hair and outfit would of made him look as if he was a water spirit, standing on the surface like that. All the while he kept a steady breath and focused on his feet.
Little did he know as he focused to broaden his horizons to become a shinobi, others would soon come to that same place...
WC: 737
KenchiGenin
- Stat Page : Kenchi Stat Page
Mission Record : Kenchi Mission Logs 
Clan Focus : N/A
Village : Hoshigakure
Ryo : 9000
Re: Headwater (Yasaki) (P,NK,IO)
Thu Sep 03, 2020 6:24 pm
Yasaki decided it was time to head to a new location. He needed to get out of his office and explore the fields. The Uchiha was curious to find out how his youth was progressing. The attire he wore purely was black trousers and a white t-shirt. The Uchiha headed to a nearby lake where he noticed a young individual all by himself as he eyed him up and down. He kept his distance as he watched his actions. A smile appeared from his face, analyzing the kid who was training alone. He probably needed someone to train with him, and if that was the cause, Yasaki was always in line to help. He stood about six feet nine and two hundred and fifty-two lbs. He crossed both his arms, eyeing the blue-haired boy.
WC:134
WC:134
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum