Teaching Our Graduates[Mission]
Aug 15, 2011 19:19:05 GMT -8
Post by Chae on Aug 15, 2011 19:19:05 GMT -8
Upon the planes of reality Ayumu's feet carried him away from the Raikage's mission compound office, seemingly in a subconscious manner as his mind fluttered about. Soon he came upon Kumogakure's ninja Academy, where the sensei -a jounin -had practically been waiting for Ayumu to arrive. Fun and games was over, it was time for work. It was quite a walk from point A to point B, so much so that the once rustic, yellow rays now adopted a dark orange tinge as the sun submitted its power to the rising moon."Ah, looks like this walk took longer than I expected. Haha no problem i'll still make it!
Lowly he spoke to himself as the Jounin guided him the the classroom where his temporary students resided. Recalling upon the missions information, it was specifically a class of recent graduates that needed to be indoctrinated in a technique of any kind-of course something superior than what is taught within academy classrooms. Though the arts of Ninjutsu had not been his strong suit, he held a strong resolve and might in the art of close quarters combat with Taijutsu. Yes, it was settled, he would introduce this class of graduate students the art of Tenjou no Shuuren.
His hands arose, gliding through his hair like whispering winds through trees as he finally arrived at the room with the instructor opening the door for him, a true comrade. Ayumu nodded to the jounin as he stepped within the room, his faded blue eyes fell upon the class, it was equally comprised of both male and female from what he could initially tell. Standing in front of the class itself, his proud eyes flickered left and right, glancing over each and every face which Ayumu saw nothing more than Kumogakure's future. A group of shinobi who would soon surpass Ayumu's generation. Ayumu, during his academy days was by far no genius, but nor was he less intelligent, nevertheless he knew what it felt like to be passed by others and being left behind, truthfully he knew it all too well.