[WC 350/250, Training post for the week of 7/13-19]
Training had gotten stale and the routine was well set. Kin needed something to keep his pacing fresh and prepare him for nay unforeseen circumstances. Today's training would be one of his favored types, chakra control and molding, but with the added strain that each person to enter the gate would create a need to force more into his work. 'Everyone has their own pool of chakra and it grows very slowly; your practice and training simply expands the amount of your pool you can access and how well much chakra you waste.' This lesson echoed through him as he found a bench on the inside of the gate to sit.
"I'll get this day's workout well enough," Kin muttered to himself as he lifted up his legs and crossed them over one another. Setting his hands in his lap loosely he relaxed as he watched the gate, the morning's sun still just rising up in the eastern sky. A farmer made his way to the gate keeper with a cart of goods, the drape covered in the morning's dew. Clasping his hands together Kin began to focus his chakra, pushing it out from his core and into his limbs.
The first visitor began the day's long task and the third saw the birth of sweat beads on Kin's forehead. With every passing soul the young shinobi found his breathes more ragged. Only the end of the day would allow Kin to rest, or so he thought. With his young age and immature chakra network he was able to continue his task for some time. Each entrance providing a few minutes of work and a few parties causing him to present his maximum potential. In the end his day came to its conclusion nearing noon. With nearly twenty-five souls on this slow morning Kin could draw out no more strength, his head was dazed, and an uneasy feeling in his stomach filled him with nausea. Gimping back towards his home the student would try this task again later, but for now it was time to rest and eat.
Training had gotten stale and the routine was well set. Kin needed something to keep his pacing fresh and prepare him for nay unforeseen circumstances. Today's training would be one of his favored types, chakra control and molding, but with the added strain that each person to enter the gate would create a need to force more into his work. 'Everyone has their own pool of chakra and it grows very slowly; your practice and training simply expands the amount of your pool you can access and how well much chakra you waste.' This lesson echoed through him as he found a bench on the inside of the gate to sit.
"I'll get this day's workout well enough," Kin muttered to himself as he lifted up his legs and crossed them over one another. Setting his hands in his lap loosely he relaxed as he watched the gate, the morning's sun still just rising up in the eastern sky. A farmer made his way to the gate keeper with a cart of goods, the drape covered in the morning's dew. Clasping his hands together Kin began to focus his chakra, pushing it out from his core and into his limbs.
The first visitor began the day's long task and the third saw the birth of sweat beads on Kin's forehead. With every passing soul the young shinobi found his breathes more ragged. Only the end of the day would allow Kin to rest, or so he thought. With his young age and immature chakra network he was able to continue his task for some time. Each entrance providing a few minutes of work and a few parties causing him to present his maximum potential. In the end his day came to its conclusion nearing noon. With nearly twenty-five souls on this slow morning Kin could draw out no more strength, his head was dazed, and an uneasy feeling in his stomach filled him with nausea. Gimping back towards his home the student would try this task again later, but for now it was time to rest and eat.