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He grinned.
"Correct, Kisuke. If I wanted to, I'd just manipulate water over to each plant. But I get no enjoyment out of it then."

"It's just like when spending time with animal friends, actually..Back in my village, because of us being half-lions, we got visits from many lions. The parents always let me play with the cubs, and feed them steaks if we had any spare ones..I had a grand time with my full-lion friends..We'd always be wrestle with each other..Oops! I went off on a rant about my homeland again! Sorry about that!"
He continued watering the roses, then moved onto his briars.
"Ah, my vines..."
He gave them a bit of water, then moved onto another large patch of flowers, and started watering them.
He quietly sung a song that would seem complete jibberish,
but it was in his family's ancient tongue. He sung of fire burning brightly
and peacefully, rather than burning everything down. He sung of the gentle side of fire.

Shinju smiled and shook her head. "I supose you're right." Shinju said, "But I think you judge my jutsu too harshly. The jutsu I learned are all much more complicated then what you find in most lands." Shinju then sighed and smiled. "They tend to be more of a dance then anything else."

Kisuke stopped and sheathed his dagger flute. "I always loved to watch those people fight."

Shinju huffed and glared slightly at Mazarith. "I know very well what Shinro jutsu looks like but that’s not the jutsu I'm talking about." Shinju said. "I've traveled the world, remember. The jutsu I know is much more complicated and elegant then Shinro's style. I learned it in a small, very secretive, village. I've even been sworn not to tell its name or location." Shinju then smiled slightly. "You can only learn their arts if you find their village on your own."

He grinned.
"Yes, but Firin Style, it's a lot different than any other sort.
It's not elegant, simple, or anything from the standard styles.
Some moves relate to the general Firin traits, making fiery bursts,
and most others, which actually do have different elements in them, are
quite freaky looking."
He said, bending backwards and bridging without his arms, his feet and head on the ground.
"Here's an example. I will use one of the sort of 'explosive' moves.
He moved upwards, so his head was inches above the ground.
Then air began to lift his feet up, and he was perfectly upside down.
He moved downwards from the air, standing on his head.
"This is something any Firin can do, and with about one or two tries, anybody else with fire should be able to do. Even a 5 hour old Firin baby has done it on their own, in one try."
He had a lot more flexibility than you'd think.
He slammed his right foot down on the ground, still doing a head-stand.
He then slammed his left fist down, and pushed with both of them, spinning himself.
He then lifted them back up.
He jabbed and stomped the ground as he went, fire forming on his hands and feet.
Then he slammed them all down at once, and a circle of fire connected them all. He flipped and stood in the circle.
He very slowly lunged and stuck his left arm back.
He then put his right arm forward, so his hand touched the rim of the circle.
Breathing in through his nose, he breathed out through his mouth and jumped up.
He began spinning in the air, and with a light landing, he started doing rapid trunk rotations.
(Although, I prefer to call them junk rotations because as you rotate your upper body, it looks like you're rotating your hips.)
Fire spun with him, and he then began quickly moving, with quite strange movements.
"It's weird looking, but it's effective."
After 2 minutes, he stopped.
"That's a basic move, we've got a variety of different types of moves, too.
We focus more on the effect the move will take than the way it'll look, back in my little village."

Shinju laughed and shook her head. "Are you arguing over which type of jutsu is best?." Shinju asked and chuckled. "I don't really think it maters as long as the jutsu does what its supposed to."