Training [Firecracker,Miya]

Karei let out a slight sigh, twisting his torso with his hands on the base of his spine. There was a faint pop and crack. Turning back to his student, he smiled. "Alright, now what you need to know about close combat is three things. First, timing. Second, perception. Third, the actual taijutsu. The first and second can't really be trained except in combat, so I'd recommend that you train with another genin; preferably one skilled in taijutsu. As for the third, that too can be taught by that genin, but there are quite a few things I can teach you myself. For now, though, we need to condition your body for it. From now on, whenever you do solitary training, I want you to devote an extra hour to building your stamina, muscle mass, and over-all physical form." He instructed to her, writing all of it down on a scrap piece of paper with a pen-both of which he had found in his pocket- and handing it to her. He placed the pen back into his pocket.

Miya took the piece of paper and put it in her pocket. ''So what are we going to do now, Sensei?'' she asked looking again somewhat cold at Karei. She didn't want to be cold but she did it by habit. She wanted to continue training Taijutsu, but she wouldn't mind a little Genjutsu or Ninjutsu as well. Her golden eyes stared at Karei all fired up to start training again.

[[Sorry it's so short but I didn't know what to say ^^']]

"For now, train on your own. I have quite a few things that I need to attend to, and I think we've done more than enough for our first meeting." He said, as he turned to look at the sun. It was sinking low in the sky; they'd spent more time than he would have liked. Turning to her, he gave her a smile and wave, and then disappeared, off toward the location of his home.

[[Yeah, mines awful short too.]]

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