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Kaze sighed, moving one of his hands to his face. With it, he rested the eyepatch in it before shaking his head slightly. Within a moment, he had pushed his leg foward, kicking himself bag. He held out the same hand and snapped, signaling something.
Kazan nodded her head as she suddenly spaced her legs apart somewhat, grabbing onto her left elbow with her right hand. She extended her fingers, so her palm was facing exactly whre Kana's tail was flicking. She whimpered, not wanting to hurt her friend, but she knew it was the price to pay if they all wanted Kana to have confidence. Shutting her eyes, she focused before water suddenly spouted from her fingertips, forming together into one large, raging current which was heading straight for Kana's derier.

[ ninja ]

[probably is illusion...i don't know how to use allusion right. I wasn't paying attention during English that day XD speaking of which, i needa start that summer reading o.O]

"I'm sorry, oni-chan!!" Kazan cried up to her, but she kept her stance as she moved her arms slightly, another current rushing out of them. "B-but you need practice and everything! I don't want oni-chan to worry anymore..." she trailed off, trying not to cry from attempt hurt of her friend; why she was calling her oni-chan was just because Koichi had 'adopted' her as a sister, too. There wasn't much any of them could do, though. Kaze was calling the shots, and they were the ones working with him to help her, so they couldn't just go against him suddenly. Koichi, though, stood where he'd been standing the whole time, his eyes gazing gently at her with his arms across his chest like Kaze. I'm sorry, Kana, both him and Kazan thought, watching what they were starting to put her through.

[I'm readin some book called "Winter In August".... xD]

Kaze watched intently. He seemed to smirk to himself as she dropped, though, and then caught herself. "Kana, if you want to finish todays training, you're going to have to attack Kazan. Once you win successfully, I'll let you go for the day," he continued on, still standing above them all.
Kazan was relieved that she dodged the attack, but she knew she had to keep going; they had to train Kana to be ready for anything, right? She let her arms drop as she started at a run towards Kana, before she threw herself into the air, doing an arial[sp?] kick that suddenly let out a burst of water towards Kana, in a nice arched motion. It was the perfect type of training, they knew, since Kana was afraid of water; they all could easily read her mind, although they didn't all the time...except for Kaze, who kept in her mind constently to see what her thoughts were.

Sighing he stayed quiet throughtout the entire time watching he fly then the water. That was slightly amusing, but upon hearing Kaze's next challenge he wondered if any of them were going home tonight. Sighing softly he laid back and waited watching Kana take flight again as that girl...Kazan, was her name shot what appeared to be more water? Either she could produce or she was gathering it from the air. He hoped it was the latter or else that would be freaky. Getting up he sheathed his dirk as he watched this new fight start.

Pondering Kaze's words he wondered," Does that mean if she doesn't win we have to stay here for the entire day?"

[Ok... ><;;]

Kana blinked, a bit surprised nothing hit her. She froze though, as Kazan apologized. "...don't," she said after a small pause. "Don't apologize!" Does that mean she thinks I can't handle it? she thought, gritting her teeth in irritation. She knew Kazan just didn't want to hurt her, but did she really think that Kana wouldn't be able to stand up to anything at all? That she was that weak? She watched carefully, eyes narrowing as they followed Kazan's movements. Then she shut her eyes tightly, creating that wall of air again, but making it bigger. It surged forward a second after its creation, pushing the water away as she'd done with the bolt of energy that other male had shot at her before.

Kana winced as she saw Kazan fall over backwards, but that's what her objective was, wasn't it? Still, it didn't feel very good at all. Her ears drooped slightly as she let herself drift back and then prepare again. Her eyes followed as Kazan got back up and formed the water into a ball before shooting it. Her eyes widened as she saw it split and she instinctively threw her arms over her head again. She tried calling forth the wall of wind again, and then spread it around herself, but she didn't act in time.

She bit her tongue to keep from crying out as the water hit her back, sending her falling forward. The hair on her tail stood straight as her eyes went wide, but luckily she remembered to catch herself. She felt the wind pushing against her stomach, so she was lying on an invisible wall again, and then slowly pushed herself into a crouched position again. The back of her shirt was soaked, causing her to shudder every time it moved against her, which was constantly because of the wind. Without a word, she suddenly pulled off the black shirt and discarded it, letting it fall to the ground. She was wearing a swimsuit anyway, so it didn't matter, right? Her scar was in plain view, but she decided now was not the time to worry about that.

[Editted end slightly.]

[my brother poked a wire and unplugged the computer stare ]

Kazan squeaked in distress as she saw Kana get hit, turning around to face her again; she felt really bad that she had been doing any of this. "Kana! What are you doing? Fight back!" Kaze barked at her once more. Kazan winced slightly, hearing him yelling at her. She concentrated, before a small dot on her left shoulder blade strated gowing; in an instant, just as Kaze's wing burst out, a single, bluish white feathered wing sprang from her back, a few droplets of water dripping from it. A ribbon sprout from the base, wrapping itself around Kazan's right side as she stood there, the two daggers in hand, waiting for Kana's move.

WAHHH. I hope she doesn't hate me after this, she thought, thinking of what would happen after the training for today. She is, she is going to hate me, I know it, she continued on, before Kaze asked her gently to stop.