1 Ten Percent Luck - Private Tue Oct 16, 2018 1:36 pm
Kaito Osoroshi
D-rank
It had been raining all day long, not that Kaito minded, he prefered the rain more than anything. It always made him feel more at home, on the battlefield though, it was a clear advantage to any Shinobi of Kirigakure, Osoroshī, Kaito was not the exception to this either.
He'd made his way through the rain earlier this morning until he'd come to his destination. Apparently, some of the higher up decided he needed more training before his transfer to feid duty was finalized. The hospital had made him too soft combatively. He'd been paired with another genin for the day, Kaito had only been told they were to spar and report their results. It was obvious to Kaito this was a test, he only hoped that even if he didn't win, he'd at least prove his worth enough to get his transfer approved.
The training field was just a fenced off field just outside the city itself. The shore could be heard from here, as the waves threw their foam into the air. The trees blocked his view, but the taste of salt in the air was thick enough to cause Kaito to lick his lips. Perhaps if neither he nor his opponent was injured to severely, they might be able to get something to eat afterwards. Afterall, now that he was leaving the hospital, Kaito would need to form a new circle of friends. Kirigakure was not a village where you wanted to be alone, even in times of peace.
It was still early in the morning when Kaito arrived, about an hour before he even needed to be here. For the life of him he couldn't remember this particular training field, but he knew he'd at least visited most of them during his time at the Academy. Still, it was always to one's advantage to know their surroundings.
He'd started by walking the perimeter of the fence, getting an idea of how large of an area he'd have to work with. It wasn't like he was afraid of getting close and personal, but as a medical-nin he'd only ever really been trained to fight from a distance and Kaito knew that having to deal with someone in his face would throw off his game.
The training area looked to be a few hundred meters along each side, with a decent amount of trees, grassy areas, and even a few places of sand or rock. The foliage could make for good cover, and he could use the trees to attempt to scout if his opponent hid from him. Luckily, the rain had left enough puddles for him to not be completely without a water source.
All that was really left was for Kaito to wait for his opponent to arrive. He could feel the weight of his newly acquired senbon in his back pocket as he brushed his hair from his forehead so it wasn't covering his headband. He'd never liked fighting his fellow shinobi, it didn't really bother him or anything, but it had always seemed like a waste until now. Before now, Kaito's job had always been to heal injuries, not to cause them.
For a second he had second thoughts about his transfer from the hospital to a more combat role, but it was quickly brushed aside by thoughts of his mother. He'd been told she was MIA, likely dead, and he was willing to accept that, but he'd never been given the chance to bury her, or even a part of her for the sake of closure. He needed to do this, he needed to find answers and that wasn't going to happen working at the hospital.
All he knew about his opponent was their name, Yuki, Yoshito. Yuki. Wasn't that the one of the great Clans of Kirigakure? Kaito had never heard of this Yoshito guy before, more than likely because they were from different classes at the Academy, but Kaito was a little nervous considering the Clan of his opponent. Kaito's family didn't really come from a Clan, sure at some point or another, but the Osoroshī name wouldn't exactly strike fear into someone, even if they did recognize it.
Pushing such thoughts aside, Kaito made his way back to the entrance of the training field so he could wait for this Yoshito dude to arrive. He didn't want to make a poor impression, especially if he ended up losing their little duel. Hopefully everything would go well though, at least well enough for Kaito's sake.
He'd made his way through the rain earlier this morning until he'd come to his destination. Apparently, some of the higher up decided he needed more training before his transfer to feid duty was finalized. The hospital had made him too soft combatively. He'd been paired with another genin for the day, Kaito had only been told they were to spar and report their results. It was obvious to Kaito this was a test, he only hoped that even if he didn't win, he'd at least prove his worth enough to get his transfer approved.
The training field was just a fenced off field just outside the city itself. The shore could be heard from here, as the waves threw their foam into the air. The trees blocked his view, but the taste of salt in the air was thick enough to cause Kaito to lick his lips. Perhaps if neither he nor his opponent was injured to severely, they might be able to get something to eat afterwards. Afterall, now that he was leaving the hospital, Kaito would need to form a new circle of friends. Kirigakure was not a village where you wanted to be alone, even in times of peace.
It was still early in the morning when Kaito arrived, about an hour before he even needed to be here. For the life of him he couldn't remember this particular training field, but he knew he'd at least visited most of them during his time at the Academy. Still, it was always to one's advantage to know their surroundings.
He'd started by walking the perimeter of the fence, getting an idea of how large of an area he'd have to work with. It wasn't like he was afraid of getting close and personal, but as a medical-nin he'd only ever really been trained to fight from a distance and Kaito knew that having to deal with someone in his face would throw off his game.
The training area looked to be a few hundred meters along each side, with a decent amount of trees, grassy areas, and even a few places of sand or rock. The foliage could make for good cover, and he could use the trees to attempt to scout if his opponent hid from him. Luckily, the rain had left enough puddles for him to not be completely without a water source.
All that was really left was for Kaito to wait for his opponent to arrive. He could feel the weight of his newly acquired senbon in his back pocket as he brushed his hair from his forehead so it wasn't covering his headband. He'd never liked fighting his fellow shinobi, it didn't really bother him or anything, but it had always seemed like a waste until now. Before now, Kaito's job had always been to heal injuries, not to cause them.
For a second he had second thoughts about his transfer from the hospital to a more combat role, but it was quickly brushed aside by thoughts of his mother. He'd been told she was MIA, likely dead, and he was willing to accept that, but he'd never been given the chance to bury her, or even a part of her for the sake of closure. He needed to do this, he needed to find answers and that wasn't going to happen working at the hospital.
All he knew about his opponent was their name, Yuki, Yoshito. Yuki. Wasn't that the one of the great Clans of Kirigakure? Kaito had never heard of this Yoshito guy before, more than likely because they were from different classes at the Academy, but Kaito was a little nervous considering the Clan of his opponent. Kaito's family didn't really come from a Clan, sure at some point or another, but the Osoroshī name wouldn't exactly strike fear into someone, even if they did recognize it.
Pushing such thoughts aside, Kaito made his way back to the entrance of the training field so he could wait for this Yoshito dude to arrive. He didn't want to make a poor impression, especially if he ended up losing their little duel. Hopefully everything would go well though, at least well enough for Kaito's sake.
WC: 780
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