1 Schoolyard Throwdown [Private/No Kill] Fri Sep 07, 2018 4:43 pm
Kennosuke
D-rank
Kennosuke was bored. Sure he had training and he had done one or two missions, but they didn't involve fighting of any sort and combat was really the only thing that made him feel alive. He couldn't wait to become a Chunin and be able to take missions that actually got the blood flowing, though he knew at his current skill level he would be hard pressed to win a fight with anyone other than other Genin. But a fight was a fight and do that end he issued a challenge to all of the Konoha Genin. A friendly little spar in the academy Training grounds. Though he wasnt for Sure how friendly it would be, as he was wanting an all-out fight with the only rules being no killing or maiming each other. If any of the Genin, including him, wanted to get better they had to test themselves in the fires of battle. Not these training fights, but full on battle between two Shinobi. This is what he asked for if any decided to meet him.
He had chosen a hard packed dirt training area on the Academy grounds, big enough for a good fight but close enough to help if one of the Fighters were injured. He wanted to fight, not to maim a fellow Leaf Shinobi, but accidents did happen. Word of his challenge had already spread through the Academy so he was already on the field. He lay on his back in the center of the field, one knee up and his other crossed over it bouncing his foot in the air. His hands were crossed under his head and his eyes studied the clouds over head. So far no one had taken him up on his challenge but he was sure someone would. He lay there, lost in thought for the most part. Thinking about his own training, how far he had come and how far he still had to go with the Chunin Exams nearing. He had taken time and learned a few new Jutsu and was looking forward to using them.
New Jutsu means more options. Options lead to different out comes that may not of bern available before. In a fight its not always the strongest that wins. If you can out think your opponent you've already won the fight. But it goes hand and hand. If you focus solely on strategy, you lack strength and a lucky hit could take you out. You had to hone both your body and mind to be a truely great Shinobi and the fastest way to do that is by fighting. So he waited. Someone had to want to test the fire that burns inside every Kimura. He would show these other Genin the meaning of living in the land of Fire. A grin spreads across his face at the thought of his flames spreading across this field. He looked goofy, laying in the dirt grinning at the sky, but that thought never occurred to him.
WC: 502
He had chosen a hard packed dirt training area on the Academy grounds, big enough for a good fight but close enough to help if one of the Fighters were injured. He wanted to fight, not to maim a fellow Leaf Shinobi, but accidents did happen. Word of his challenge had already spread through the Academy so he was already on the field. He lay on his back in the center of the field, one knee up and his other crossed over it bouncing his foot in the air. His hands were crossed under his head and his eyes studied the clouds over head. So far no one had taken him up on his challenge but he was sure someone would. He lay there, lost in thought for the most part. Thinking about his own training, how far he had come and how far he still had to go with the Chunin Exams nearing. He had taken time and learned a few new Jutsu and was looking forward to using them.
New Jutsu means more options. Options lead to different out comes that may not of bern available before. In a fight its not always the strongest that wins. If you can out think your opponent you've already won the fight. But it goes hand and hand. If you focus solely on strategy, you lack strength and a lucky hit could take you out. You had to hone both your body and mind to be a truely great Shinobi and the fastest way to do that is by fighting. So he waited. Someone had to want to test the fire that burns inside every Kimura. He would show these other Genin the meaning of living in the land of Fire. A grin spreads across his face at the thought of his flames spreading across this field. He looked goofy, laying in the dirt grinning at the sky, but that thought never occurred to him.
WC: 502