Chakra Training (Open/Training topic)

Chakra Training
Chakra E-C3
Needed WC: 2500

She looked at the training field quietly, her eyes scanned the area as she knew her duty for the day. She needed to train, she was getting too far behind in her own and not to mention she needed to go further than before if she was to eventually deal with her issues within her past. Hitomi knew one day she'd have to face up to it once more, and if not in physical form she'd have the mental scars of it. She decided to keep her mind busy as well to do some chakra training. She was more attuned to chakra control than strength anyhow. Her muscles weren't made for taking blows, her skin wasn't meant for full head on battle, if she was lucky her bones wouldn't break from a single punch. But battles weren't just about strength, if anything the old saying that the mind is better than brute force is something she followed suit.

She decided to walk more and more into the grounds and she stood there for a moment, overhead from her the sky was barely lit from the sunlight, but it wasn't afternoon. She had awoken much earlier to do this and so she could focus without worry of others. A sigh escaped her as she grasped her hands into fists and she headed for the trees, the simplest training form for chakra was simple, climb the tree without one's hands. Granted this was as easy as an academy homework task but she didn't want to overexert herself as she would be starting off, this would be a good warm up to what she eventually had to do. She looked up to the tree in front of herself and slowly backed away for a moment once she felt there was enough distance she began to run up to it and focus her feet to stick to the wood. She gained much grounds as she already made it a good ways up the trunk but her focus as she could tell was off. Hitomi's feet marks were able to be seen indented onto the wood, as if she had stepped through mud and tracked it along. Today was going to be one long day as she could tell, if she was this behind already then who knows how far behind she actually was in all other things.

WC: 391

((if no reply comes within a week I'll just post the next part to carry on the training))

So very much had happened during the time that he'd been away from the village, and Anshō was still trying to wrap his head around everything that had happened. Of course, it had been a year away from the village, but he hadn't expected quite as many things to have happened. Particularly in relation to the apparent recent change in who was the Joutenkage... because the man had fallen off of the village somehow. Or at least, that is what he heard had happened when he had reported in at the Capitol. It was almost a ridiculous notion, and it was a shame, but life had to move on, and move on it would. His replacement was already in place, and he was sure that Joutenkage Ramza Kensei would do a good job, he was sure. After all, a kage always, usually, aimed for the betterment of their village. He hadn't really interacted with him before, but he was sure that he'd do fine. Possibly.

Still, the politics of it somehow weighed on Anshō's shoulders. Such a change was one that was usually a difficult, and he did find himself worrying about the village. Hopefully everything would settle down again soon, he didn't like to think about what would happen if something blew up in the new kage's face when he had only just come into the position. He wondered how it would be handled. Perhaps, he'd stay in the village for a time before going out on another long mission again, just to allow himself to be on hand in case something were to happen. Not that anything would happen, but still, better to take some precautions first in order to protect the village.

Anshō had been up nearly all night thinking about such things, considering that he had spent the past two after reporting in sleeping because he'd needed the rest, it wasn't that bad. But still, thoughts were echoing in his mind, causing him to have restless pent-up energy, and no matter what he did he seemed to not be able to rid himself of the distasteful feeling. Anxiety was an awful thing. And even if he knew that everything was fine, it just... made him restless. With a sigh he finished off his coffee and gave a long yawn before tossing it in a bin, and moving towards the training grounds. Maybe he'd get a few laps in around the grounds and that would help to reduce the tension that he was feeling.

The training grounds were a familiar place for the twenty-eight year old jounin, as it was for many who looked to invest in improving themselves. And even in the dawn light, he could still see a few scattered figures working on honing their skill. It was always quieter around this time, but there were always a few dedicated to their work who appeared. And Anshō really was one of these people who trained in the morning, at least in the training grounds, when he was around to do so. A lot of time missions pulled him away, or he was in other areas when he actually got around to having some time to train. Not that he minded, changes in scenery were always a good thing, usually. He hummed as he moved, pulling out his headphones and pressing play, beginning to jog around the track that wound around the area.

Her mind clouded with the realisation of just how behind she was becoming. She refused for others to teach her, and being that her mother was incappable of battle and her younger brother is inexperienced with such her mind had to think that she was now being held back, by her own self. As much as she hated the idea, Hitomi would have to find someone to spar with. Someone of more experience for sure, especially if she was to get anywhere close to her eventuall goal. Her thoughts darted around with her sky blue eyes overseeing the grounds to find someone training with more years under their belt.

She noticed near to the tracks someone was going rounds. There were a few others but they were either unexperienced or seemed even more utrusting to her eyes then others. Her body began going forward as she focused on being as dead serious as possible to perhaps catch the attention of the other. With that said she wasn't sure on this to work, only to see for herself. It was a risk and she hated taking risks, considering what her primary goal is to become a med-nin one day, any margin of error was still stronger to her than the percent of assurance.

With that she began to pick up the pace to try and catch up to them. She had noticed the cord of the headphones flinging along on the person so she knew they couldn't hear her, or rather she was assured to that being a fact. Hitomi only finally caught up when there was a good turn in the track and began to run nearby, in some ways this was her way of trying to further get attention so she could ask her question. Besides just outright jumping into a spar was childish, and stupid. She'd rather be ready and focus on what she was here to train for, her chakra. Meaning she didn't need a taijutsu fight, rather a more eye catching ninjutsu battle.

She already accounted herself to be losing the spar ahead of time, but at the same time it was better than just winning all the spars against her little brother. Of course this person would have to agree but still it was good to plan ahead sometimes. Of course along with things, she knew one thing was to happen that she didn't enjoy, and that was that she had to converse. She had to speak or have a conversation in order for this to work.

((just fair warning, if I don't reply soon it's because I have no internet connection. It may even take a week for just a reply so sorry in advance...I didn't think my internet need would be so important :/))

WC: 421
Total: 812/2500