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"I figured as much. I wouldn't expect any lest from an Ex-Anbu. I'm glad your willing to have me Brengen-Sensei." Kazin replied.

Kazin was overwhelmed with anticipation. He started towards the cabin after answering. He deactivated his Byakugan to conserve his chakra. He felt very honored to get teaching from one as skilled as this. He wanted to train with the others, but there was no way he could pass this up. Also, he figured if Chiyo-Sensei had given him permission to do such, then it was already fine with him.

As Kazin walked, he was getting himself mentally prepared for his training. He already knew that this wasn't going to be a cakewalk, but on the other hand, he also had no idea what he was going to be doing. He was already pumped up for his training. Kazin also was very curious as to what the old man was capable of. He hadn't really seen the Anbu operate, but had heard plenty of the stories. As he though about he stopped to think about how much the old man was holding back as he attacked them before. They must all be so much slower to him.

Kazin snapped back to reality as he realized he was smiling. He straightened himself up and focused his eyes.

"When do we start?" Kazin asked his new sensei.

Kazin was a little surprised. No chakra use, which meant that he could even activate his byakugan. He was still excited about the training. As Kazin left the cabin, he closed the door behind him, as asked. This was making Kazin even more curious as to what the training was going to be. Almost all the other conventional training, except regular taijutsu, required at least a tiny use of chakra.

"So what's first on training?" Kazin eagerly asked, trailing behind the towering old man.

From the look of things, they were going to be gone a little while. With a pack equipped with that many things, they were going to be gone for at least a few days. Kazin was kind of cheerful that they were going to see the bear. He seemed really friendly. This also brought up another peak to Kazin's curiosity: what did the bear have to do with his training. As his head buzzed with ideas, he closely followed behind Brengen-sensei.

Kazin followed closely behind the giant man. As they got to the thick underbrush, Kazin retrieved a kunai from it's pouch and used it to more easily continue through the brush. He looked towards the mountains, keeping only in mind how difficult it would be not to use any chakra. Kazin made sure not to use any stamina as he chopped. The kunai was short, therefore not the best instrument for the jungle, but it was far better than his bare hands.

"So, to the top?" Kazin asked indicating to the mountain.

Kazin accepted the axes as he put his kunai away. As they continued through the foliage, Kazin used the axes to better clear a path. At first he was a little unsure what the difference would make, but after a while, he could really notice the improvement. Kunai were good at cutting, but these had better range, and were made for stuff like this. Kazin was still a little unsure as to how Brengen-sensei could summon axes out of nowhere, but he just figured that he'd let it go. As he followed closely behind the old man, he was careful with the unfamiliar weapons that were now placed in his hands. They felt very awkward in his hands, but he wasn't a complete idiot to blades. Kazin preferred his hands over weapons any day, but he knew that if he absolutely needed one, he should be semi prepared. He had trained a little with kunai and such to get a feel, but he was better off with just his bare palms.

The aching was rather painful-those other medics had done a rather crappy job of patching her up....Tsukiko was sure she could have done much better. But hell, she shouldn't complain. She did most of the major work herself-she patched up the holes in her back. And that was to the ribs..... Her eye twitched lightly, and she considered going to the hospital in Kumo to get some more medical attention....
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Her heart ached. The closer she got to Kumo, the more she thought about how different things would be. Shiso...she hated her. Hated her with a passion. Tsukiko didn't know about Yukai, but...she had cheered for her. Maybe that was a good sign. She thought about it for a long time as she walked...she should explain to Shiso what she had tried to do....apologize....try to save something of their friendship....
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Brengen

I'm a ******** Brengen and Kazin continued up the mountain Path; the foliage became thicker and thicker; until at lats it appeared as though they had simply hit a wall covered in plant life; each vine; flower, or leaf seemed to have something that would stick you if you weren't paying attention. "We are about half way there" He said as he swung the massive weapon through the air; slicing through a number of plants, allowing him to take another step forwards.

"And Pretty much; not all the way to the top; but close" He said replying to a question that Kazin had asked him earlier. "We should get there about by night fall" He said taking yet another step forwards into the wall'O'plants.

...Mountain man!

Brengen

I'm a ******** a Variant of summoning" He said as he continued through the brush that made up the area in front of him. "My own personal style; It bypass's the need for a scroll, like most Do; or the need to draw blood" He said still walking through the plant life. "It cuts down on the things that you need to carry, or the need for voluntary bodily harm" He said looking over his shoulder at the Genin who was following behind him, He noticed an odd look on the Genin's face as though he was confused about something. "Something wrong?"

...Mountain man!