It had been awhile since I last stepped foot onto these grounds and had taught a class filled with bright-minded individuals that would eventually become the next generation of shinobi and guard over our village when we were incapable of doing so. In all honesty, it had been at least half a year or longer since I actually did teach someone here through classes or tutoring sessions. However, I believed that I was still capable of performing the job that was set forth in front of me and I would find out soon enough if this was truly the case or if I had made a grave mistake in returning here. After all, it would be the first time that I would be in front of a class in my current form and hopefully the children would still show me the same respect as the ones that came before them. Only time would tell though!As I sat in my office, the time was quickly approaching nine in the morning and the students were likely going to begin to file into the room designated for them on the second floor if they haven't already. In any case, the room would be open with big lettering on the whiteboard that read "Shinobi 101: Back to the Basics", a course that I had taught numerous times. However, I would not be in the room quite yet as I preferred the students to make their way into their classroom and be situated as they saw fit before an adult like myself decided to truly dictate what happened. Besides, it allowed them to engage in small talk with one another and maybe make a friend or two which was fantastic to have at their age as they were still developing physically, mentally, emotionally and psychologically!
In the classroom aside from the whiteboard, there was a desk in front where the lecturer would decide to sit during examinations or to simply teach. However, most people in the village that taught decided to stand when lecturing as it helped keep people awake and engaged. In addition, there were three rows of seats that the students were allowed to sit in and two large windows that gave a clear view of the training grounds below where the students would practice their combative skills against one another or against training dummies. Aside from that, there was a clock in the back of the room that was fully functional and a closet that students were capable of using if the weather outside was less than stellar, which was not a problem today, as the sun had already showed itself and was coming into the classroom.
Soon, I would make my way to the room, but there was still ten or so minutes before class began. Thus, it was time to wait a little while longer before heading over and beginning my day and theirs with the essential basics of being a shinobi. I could only hope that they were prepared for what they would be learning and would be engaged like my first class had been that contained Miroku Riyota and Aikayume, two great students who grew into amazing shinobi in their own rights.
OOC: I have a few things to mention before we begin.
- Anyone interested has till the end of the day Friday forum time to make their initial post. After that, I will post as soon as I can.
- I would like to have 72 hours from my posts, which is also 3 days, for you all to post. This is only to keep the thread going at a relatively decent pace so you aren't all sitting in one thread for weeks at a time. This will begin after my second post in the thread.
- I will do a three strike system. If you fail to post three times by the time limit, you will be kicked out of the thread unless you let me know prior to the time limit being reached. I am willing to work with people's schedules and am not trying to fail or jeopardize anyone.
- I do not mind either way if you all want to do a post order or not between yourselves. I would advise posting when you can though as waiting around for others could drag the thread on.
- If I come up with any other things, I will let you know!
- Most importantly, have fun and good luck! ^^
Tightening his collar in his room, Akagi would loosen the tie around his neck, throwing it into the floor next to his training equipment. Stretching his arms and legs as the light peered in through his window he would place his hands at his side letting out a long breath. Akagi was swearing a white button-up with khaki pants, complemented by close-toed shoes, which were rather uncomfortable for him. This ensemble was put together by his father who had become quite the mystery to Akagi, originally he thought of him as a regular father who played a insignificant role in the community. However, as of late he came to question this assumption as more and more signs hinted at something bigger. Quickly dismissing the idea as he shakes his head. Is this all really neccessary? he thought to himself as he buttoned up the lowermost piece of his git up. Reaching for his bandage wraps, he felt a light roll. Akagi usually switched Miu's wraps out every month, but he had been getting into a few scuffles as of late and was re-wrapping quite alot. Taking his fingers and individually wrapping them, dragging the rest of the roll up his left arm and back down till it was completely covered.

With a kick in his step the young Kes'hoshi would make his way through the academy. He was here rather early today practicing his clan's techniques in the dojo, which if you went in there you would see shards of crystals sticking to most of the surfaces. With a grin on his face they crystal-eyed boy was walking down the well light hallway which caused the specks of crystals that have formed in his skin to shimmer ever so softly. This crystal callous that covered his body would feel like shards of broken glass if ever pressed against but Hoseki had grown to not even notice them. His Kesshogan Doujutsu was almost always active giving his eyes the distinct appearance to be made of crystals. His pupils became slit like a cat's and he was able to sense even the smallest change around him. This enhanced vision was capable of allowing him to see particles one hundred smaller than the naked eye could. He often used this to track the movement in the air caused by his targets attempting to hide, but like a wild cat he was always able to pounce into action.