Rissa seemed to stop, as she realized she was alone. What had happened to Ishinon? He'd simply vanished, and left on her own, she was left wondering what to do now. Her father would certainly kill her if he ever found out what she'd been doing off on her own. If she was going to make it worth while, then she might as train a bit, with or without a teammate.
She had plenty to work on. New jutsu to hone for her use, and certainly new techniques. She had yet to figure out all of the tricks behind walking on water. Smiling to herself, Rissa centered her self before she moved into the taijutsu she had studied from one of the scrolls at the academy. The style reminded her of moving water, and the thought made her smile. She brought the entire thing full circle, before she brought it to an end, ending in the beginning stance of the technique.
That... is actually pretty fun Smiling and stretching, the girl looked about curiously, wondering what to work on next. Smiling, she decided to practice Water Release: Water Formation Wall. It sounded fairly simple in practice, but after the first attempt, she realized it was a bit harder than she though it would be. Frowning lightly, she focused, before succeeding on her fifth try.
Panting, Rissa sank to the ground... Well more like she sank onto an old discarded beam of some poor building to take a moment and rest. She took this time to think. To remember the times when her mother was still alive, and how different her father had been. Those had been happier times, not that anyone could tell just by looking at the girl.
Naturally, Rissa's mind took her back to the day they rushed her Mother to the village hospital, fresh from the battlefield. That had been the worst day of her life, the day she watched her mother crumple and give in to death, for the sake of others no less.
The girl sighed, shaking her head and standing again. With no one to practice on, trying out her genjutsu would have been a hopeless cause, so instead, she would try walking on water.
Standing, Rissa focused chakra on the soles of her feet. Once she thought it was sufficient enough, she stepped out into the nearest pool of water, balancing precariously on her toes as she did so. Thinking she was good, she allowed her entire foot to rest on the surface, and found herself sinking. Eyes wide, she focused herself reminding herself that she had to constantly keep changing the amount of chakra that was pooled in her feet.
Rissa was thoroughly soaked by the time she finally figured it out, and was exhausted no less. Satisfied with her training, she gathered her things, and turned towards the village, wanting to get home before her father flipped his lid.
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