Post by Honoka Minamino on May 18, 2023 23:45:02 GMT -6
last edited May 19, 2023 12:21:01 GMT -6 by Honoka Minamino
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Post by Honoka Minamino on May 19, 2023 0:56:18 GMT -6
[attr="class","ig"]Making her way to the training field, she decided that it was best to grab better equipment and get rid of the trash she had already collected. Disposing of the bag into the proper location, she grabbed a barrel that was designed to hold harmful materials like broken shuriken, torn explosive tags, etc. Armed with new heavy gloves resistant against cuts so that the shards of metal wouldn't dig into her hands when picking them up, she admired them briefly. Honoka had no quarrels with getting hurt, that was the way of the shinobi, but her hands were incredibly important for her main technique and she couldn't carelessly damage them. Setting her mind to the task at hand, she tied some rope around the barrel and dragged it behind her along the way.
The cool breeze helped to ensure she didn't sweat while she moved along the lengthy distance. When she arrived, she set the barrel to the side and took in the sights first. For most of her life she had trained at either the academy or her own home, she had never ventured out here so it was quite extraordinary to her. She was a woman who loved the outdoors and nature, so all of this was amazing to her. The only thing out of place was the very nature of her objective. Moving toward the target area, and bringing the barrel closer, she noted that the debris was simply incredible. Various projectile weapons had been embedded into the targets and even more had remained in a broken pile on the ground surrounding. The chunks of metal were coating the floor like metallic cactus'.
Deciding to begin with the ground, she gingerly crouched down and began piling several pieces into her waiting hands. Once the pile had gotten to a decent amount, she raised herself off the ground and dropped the load of shards into the barrel. Hearing the various pieces clink and clang against the hard bottom was almost soothing. Going back to the pile and repeating the process several times allowed her to make quick work of the mess. The real problem was going to be cleaning up the ones stuck inside of the targets. Starting with a shuriken, she stuck her finger into the tiniest gap
that it allowed and attempted to pry it out. There was no give from the tool, so she found she had to approach with a better grip. Using both of her hands to slip her fingers through, she got into position and pulled as hard as she could.
The metal wheel didn't budge at first, requiring her to pull and wiggle before it got loose and finally pried it out. The momentum took her back a few paces and she let out an unladylike like yelp. Stumbling, she roared with triumph and threw the shuriken into the bin with anger. Next, she had determined that she would pry out a kunai and use that to help with the rest of them. Grabbing one deeply embedded within, she slid her finger through the loop and pulled. Perhaps because she was more aware of the amount of strength and pressure necessary but this one came out with less difficulty than the first one...however time had worn the kunai and the moment that it was free it had shattered into pieces in her hands.
Blinking twice, unable to believe that something like that could happen to her, she held the ring in her hand before tossing it toward the barrel. She missed, of course, and gathered all of the pieces up. Determined to finish this no matter what, she began attacking the targets like a madwoman. Some of them came out easily, some made her so frustrated that she briefly considered simply destroying everything and cleaning it up. The work was tedious beyond belief, but it was also somehow satisfying beyond comprehension. With a full bin, she began her walk back into the city determined to make one more stop before she finished up her work for the day.
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The cool breeze helped to ensure she didn't sweat while she moved along the lengthy distance. When she arrived, she set the barrel to the side and took in the sights first. For most of her life she had trained at either the academy or her own home, she had never ventured out here so it was quite extraordinary to her. She was a woman who loved the outdoors and nature, so all of this was amazing to her. The only thing out of place was the very nature of her objective. Moving toward the target area, and bringing the barrel closer, she noted that the debris was simply incredible. Various projectile weapons had been embedded into the targets and even more had remained in a broken pile on the ground surrounding. The chunks of metal were coating the floor like metallic cactus'.
Deciding to begin with the ground, she gingerly crouched down and began piling several pieces into her waiting hands. Once the pile had gotten to a decent amount, she raised herself off the ground and dropped the load of shards into the barrel. Hearing the various pieces clink and clang against the hard bottom was almost soothing. Going back to the pile and repeating the process several times allowed her to make quick work of the mess. The real problem was going to be cleaning up the ones stuck inside of the targets. Starting with a shuriken, she stuck her finger into the tiniest gap
that it allowed and attempted to pry it out. There was no give from the tool, so she found she had to approach with a better grip. Using both of her hands to slip her fingers through, she got into position and pulled as hard as she could.
The metal wheel didn't budge at first, requiring her to pull and wiggle before it got loose and finally pried it out. The momentum took her back a few paces and she let out an unladylike like yelp. Stumbling, she roared with triumph and threw the shuriken into the bin with anger. Next, she had determined that she would pry out a kunai and use that to help with the rest of them. Grabbing one deeply embedded within, she slid her finger through the loop and pulled. Perhaps because she was more aware of the amount of strength and pressure necessary but this one came out with less difficulty than the first one...however time had worn the kunai and the moment that it was free it had shattered into pieces in her hands.
Blinking twice, unable to believe that something like that could happen to her, she held the ring in her hand before tossing it toward the barrel. She missed, of course, and gathered all of the pieces up. Determined to finish this no matter what, she began attacking the targets like a madwoman. Some of them came out easily, some made her so frustrated that she briefly considered simply destroying everything and cleaning it up. The work was tedious beyond belief, but it was also somehow satisfying beyond comprehension. With a full bin, she began her walk back into the city determined to make one more stop before she finished up her work for the day.