1 Seeing Sights and Breaking Bones[Private/Kokai/Team Sigeki] Sun Mar 12, 2017 8:42 pm
Hitoshi Yasuko
D-rank
Hitoshi would be the first to arrive at the Sightseeing Cliff today around eight in the morning, this time more awake than before, and more alert. Today he would be wearing a black short-sleeved shirt with a pair of black pants and shoes, his yari, a five foot long or meter and a half long weapon, would be in his right hand, the two-foot long blade pointing towards the ground, while the middle of the three-foot long burgundy shaft would be where his right hand would rest. On the left side of his backside would rest a black leather pouch, containing his other goodies, and hidden underneath his biceps would be a pair of concealed chained sickles, ready for use. He recalled the other day in which Shigeki had informed he and the rest of the squad to show up at the same location again. After having been thoroughly embarrassed by what had happened, and after doing some personal soul-searching of his own, the Genin was finally of the right mind to bring his things along, expecting some sort of physical training to come from this. He didn't wish to have his mind messed with again today, and was silently hoping their Sensei wouldn't show up until at least all three of them are present, so that way he at least has others to suffer with.
Speaking of his squad-mates, he didn't believe he had ever caught their names. Sure, he had their appearances down and ready, and overall he still recalls their stories well, but he doesn't believe they had ever caught their names, which seemed odd, as he figured as part of the introduction involved telling the people you're working with your name so they can better get in touch with and communicate with you, but with a shrug, he just chocked it up to it being something that he can just learn today. Still, considering how both are, he figured he would most likely end up being the only one in the group that specializes with close combat, which he was still not sure how he felt about that. He wasn't exactly made out of metal, and there is only so much moving around one can do before they're trapped, meaning that hopefully they can help him ensure he's not hurt too badly. He did hear at least one of his squaddies was an aspiring medical specialist, which is always great, as it meant that if any of them were injured, at least they would have their own person health insurance there to keep them company.
Still, considering they're all three Genin, Hitoshi didn't hold much hope in relying on those skills heavily, assuming that they can only heal basic wounds, ones of which anyone could still tough out, and not anything more drastic. Then again, also because they're a squad of Genin, the blonde-haired male didn't expect to be suffering anything more than a basic wound overall, perhaps even a broken bone or two at the most. Generally from what he heard Genin weren't exactly thrown into the front lines, so for him perhaps basic medical training would really be all that was needed, after all. Still, as he waited for his other squad members to arrive, he would begin thinking of what to ask both, hoping to learn more about them overall.
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Speaking of his squad-mates, he didn't believe he had ever caught their names. Sure, he had their appearances down and ready, and overall he still recalls their stories well, but he doesn't believe they had ever caught their names, which seemed odd, as he figured as part of the introduction involved telling the people you're working with your name so they can better get in touch with and communicate with you, but with a shrug, he just chocked it up to it being something that he can just learn today. Still, considering how both are, he figured he would most likely end up being the only one in the group that specializes with close combat, which he was still not sure how he felt about that. He wasn't exactly made out of metal, and there is only so much moving around one can do before they're trapped, meaning that hopefully they can help him ensure he's not hurt too badly. He did hear at least one of his squaddies was an aspiring medical specialist, which is always great, as it meant that if any of them were injured, at least they would have their own person health insurance there to keep them company.
Still, considering they're all three Genin, Hitoshi didn't hold much hope in relying on those skills heavily, assuming that they can only heal basic wounds, ones of which anyone could still tough out, and not anything more drastic. Then again, also because they're a squad of Genin, the blonde-haired male didn't expect to be suffering anything more than a basic wound overall, perhaps even a broken bone or two at the most. Generally from what he heard Genin weren't exactly thrown into the front lines, so for him perhaps basic medical training would really be all that was needed, after all. Still, as he waited for his other squad members to arrive, he would begin thinking of what to ask both, hoping to learn more about them overall.
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