What a bother this was turning into...

After the disturbance at the academy, Chojiro thought he had reached the villages allotman for damage repairs for the month. He leads Takayoshi further out into the plains away from the village. He lets out a audible sigh while being out there to show just how long of a day thiis has been. He knew the stack of papers on his desk will double before the day is over.

"Hopefully we will not be able to blow stuff up while we are sitting out here, I am certain I ble the village free money budget for the next year on repairs. Oh well the kids did not need a new park anyways. So back to the scroll, this should teach an show you the moves and forms to learn a new weapon technique jutsu. Not that you have done anything to earn it and I know afer you get it you will just take of again."

Chojiro said that last part with a little anger in his voice, but if one looked really closely they may catch a glimpse of sadness in his eyes at the prospect that Taka was going to be leaving agin. He really did wish him to join his village, but as he hd taken on his kage, Taka had to take on his own obstacles.

Takayoshi raised an eyebrow.
"I could grab a few bounties to pay for those lessons, if you want me to, Cho? I mean, it would only be a right retribution for it and I owe you a big one for letting me to learn this jutsu. I don't want to seem ungrateful to you." he stated simply, not really getting why his friend sounded so angry and why his eyes were contradicting the expressed feeling.
He was sort of lost with Cho's attitude. Well, yes, he had caused quite a commotion earlier and had made things he might have better without knowing them, but what could he say? Once he entered into battle with his swords, there was no way he could stop till the curses were satisfied. Or when he could convince himself enough to make the swords calm down too.

The place where Cho had led them was a nice field, with nothing in the way, nor trees or bushes in which napping people could hide. The wind and the sun were the only people invited to watch them. He liked the calmth of the place, perfect for intensive concentration.
"...Plus, you know I can't leave for really long. I got my best nakama here after all, right? And I'm sure you can't live without me, so, I'll be back." he added, half joking, half serious, with a friendly smile on his lips and his eyes shining brightly.

He heard the words and he saw the genuine expression on his face and it made him happy inside. But a show of emotion outwardly was a sign of weakness in his mind and weakness can be exploited. He did not want others to see this side to much or they would take advantage of this part of his character to try to get at him. Before he begins to talk he begins with a simple shrug and then goes on to speak.

"You can do as you wish. I am not your captor and I never stated a price when I offered to get it for you. It is wrong to go and change the rules and conditions now. Consider it a late graduation present from me for having to deal with all the shit I put you though. All I ask is that you do not go and just spread it around to anyone that asks. Make sure they are truelly worthy of it, just like I am finding you worthy of it now."

He tosses the scroll over to Takayoshi to catch. Surely with thoe trained sword hands of his he would be able to catch it.

Taka caught the scroll with one hand and stared at his friend.
Yup, his attitude was a mystery to him. Especially that that aho still needed to learn to control his eyes, because they seemed to be full of stars right now.

"Late...what?" he asked, not sure if he had understood graduation or gravitation.
He took a pauze, again and yelled, while straightening his arms along his sides and clenching his fist:
"Oi! For who are you taking me? For an idiot?! I'm maybe gonna leave this place, with annoying people who attack their Kage for no reason, but I'm not gonna betray you or anything! Aho!"
He turned around and tossed back the scroll to his friend, as sign that he wanted to train it along side with him, till they mastered it together.
'And you're not a pain to be with, Cho. I enjoyed our times together a lot.' he thought while frowning slightly, when he remembered how the Kage described their mutual training time as an annoyance.

Chojiro caught the scroll and this time displayed a visual smile. Words are one thing but actions are another. He did not want to make it look like he did not trust Taka, but as kage he had to becareful with its secrets as well. If he would of turned and tried to walk away with that scroll, Chojiro would of cut him down where he stood. It would of been painful to do but he knew that he was only being used if Taka left that coldly.

"Fine then I will exert a bit of effort and try to learn this as well, man if you keep this up people are going to think I am a caring kage or something. Then I can see the lines at my office waiting for their hand out."

Chojiro breaks the seal on the scroll and unrolls it and begins to read it alowed:

Type/Style: Weaponry
Rank: S
Element: Wind
Combination Element: -
KKG: -
Range: Close (0-5m)
Handsign's: 7
Description: The user starts off using three blades, one in each hand and one in their mouth. They spin the two blades in their hands in a circular pattern in front of their body all the while placing their chakra into the blades. The blades spin so fast they appear as a blur and the spin is so fast that it comes off and forms a shield that can block all incoming attacks and jutsus. The user will then jump at the target with the blades continuing to spin and start to slice them up. This continues until the two blades get stuck in the target, at this point the user pulls the last sword out of their mouth and delivers the killing stroke.

Taka blinked at his nakama and answered:
"Like I care how people think of you. I know you and that's all that matters to me."

He walked over to his friend, hands in his pockets and stared over his shoulder at the jutsu scroll. He didn't understand a single word of all the kanji and sighed.
"I really need to learn how to read your language properly, Chojiro. So...now that we know what this jutsu can do, how are you planning to train it?"
He crossed his arms, grinning.
"You'll need three swords like me. And train with them. I could lend you mine if you want~"

Chojiro knew of the powers of the swords that Taka carried. It would be fun to get to play with them a bit, it would be way to dangerous to allow them to be used. That is why he thought ahead and brought one more scroll with him that day. He had it mixed in with his art work.

"Reading is my language is a lot more difficult then actually speaking it. Stop by my office one day and I will go over some basics. As for weapons, as fun as it would be to play with those over sized letter openers of yours I must decline that idea. There is to much of a chance for injury considering the level of the jutsu and must I remind you of your swords never wanting to end a battle and the thirst for blood. Both not good things for a training mission."

Chojiro put his supplies down and rifled through them quickly. He came across many of his works, some not finished while others were of no use and just recreation. Then he came across one more scroll this one was designed for weapon users in the field. It was an idea that he came up with long ago, what if a weapon user was in the field and ran out of supplies or weapons to fight. He commisioned the villages Fuuinjutsu masters to put seals on all the weapons in the storehouse, so all they had to do was pull out the particular scroll for a weapon they used and summon it to their hands. He waved his hand over the seal on the scroll and sent chakra from his hand and into the scroll. Then appeared a katana. He flipped it onto the ground and did this 5 more times and each time a new katana appeared..

"There we will use these. They are a bit different then the ones you are used to using but they will be a lot safer to us all in the end."

Takayoshi stared at the katanas and sighed, knowing that it would be sager to use those instead of his regular ones, which were incapable of stopping fighting once they were unsheated. And finishing his nakama off wasn't something he felt like doing.
He picked one of the swords up and frowned.
"Those aren't good swords. Seriously, they are unbalanced, too heavy at the point for their handle and in a bad state. Your students should get better weapons then those, Chojiro. Or they'll never be able to develop their weapon skills correctly at an early age."
He picked up two other swords, placed one of them in his mouth and excecuted a few slashes at a great speed.
"Darn..." he mumbled in his native language. "I would have missed my target if there was one. I pity the kids who'll play around with those toys..."
He performed a Oni Giri move and stopped for a few minutes, then looked at his nakama, who had yet to pick up his weapons and to get used to it.