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A ninja must see underneath the underneath.	By : Blooregard01 Category: Naruto > General Views: 4433 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Chapter 8: Time for some training in The Land of Wind.
A few days later, Naruto and Kakashi had reached their first stopping point, The Land Of Wind. They were standing on the hard and dry grounds marking the edges of the vast rock- and sand desert. Both shinobi had been training hard and were starting to get weary. When they reached an open spot not too far from a small natural pond, they decided to set up camp. Even though the ground was rock hard, there still grew a bit of vegetation around the place, which offered them some shelter from the wind and the sand flying around. The plants all looked very dry. They either had a dark green color or a wood structure. One thing they all had in common was how prickly they looked. “No grass or flowers around here…” Naruto thought sadly.
“Come on Naruto, start setting up your tent. I would like to teach you some more stuff before sundown.” Kakashi told the young shinobi. “And you have no idea how much I’d like to teach you some nice perverted stuff as well…” Kakashi wishfully added in his mind.
Naruto sighed as he let his backpack fall to the ground and started rummaging around in it trying to find his camping equipment. The climate was a lot hotter here, and for the umpteenth time he cursed himself for not bringing a canteen. He threw down his tent and took off his training jacket and T-shirt.
“Naruto, make sure you pin your tent to the ground before setting it up okay?” Kakashi yelled while looking at the map and making a note.
“Yeah, yeah I think I know how to set up a tent by now sensei!” Naruto yelled back impatiently. “Give the sensei thing a rest already.” He mumbled silently. Soon enough Naruto was trying to get some pickets into the hard ground. It was very hard to get through the soil, so he had to push them really hard, causing the pickets to break of or end up all crooked. He got frustrated fairly quickly, resulting in his tent getting a hard kick. “Fuck it.” He thought within himself. “I’ll just set it up and put some heavy rocks on the edges. That should do the trick.”
When he set up the tent, he turned around and walked towards a rocky wall to pick up some heavy stones. He turned around when he heard Kakashi yelling his name. “Naruto! Get back here!” He quickly ran back to base camp where he got hit full in the face by his own tent.
“Shit, the wind must have swiped it up!” He said with a frustrated tone of voice.
The tent flew up even further and got swiped in a heavy breeze. Naruto ran after it as fast has he could, feeling like an idiot. A loud ripping noise was heard when his tent flew up against a huge cactus-like plant. Sure enough, it got ripped to pieces even further when the wind swept it away again. Kakashi joined by his side. “Sorry Naruto, the wind can pick up real fast around here.” He said while laying a hand on his student’s shoulder.
“It’s okay sensei. I should have listened to you and pinned it down first.” Naruto stated rather gloomy.
“Yeah, I guess you really should have huh?” Kakashi snickered while giving Naruto a poke to his side.
“Oh well. I guess we’re roomies now Kakashi-sensei!” Naruto replied while giving the older man a friendly slap on the shoulder. Kakashi’s grin faltered. “There goes my privacy.” He complained out loud. “And my efforts of maintaining a bit of self-control.” He mused.
Not long after, Kakashi set up his own tent while Naruto was setting some traps and barriers around their camping place. “I taught him well.” Kakashi thought while he checked Naruto’s work later on. “The traps are decent and he chose some very effective spots to put them.” Kakashi was pleased. “He has made a lot of progress for the short amount of time we’ve been traveling”. When he returned to camp, he and Naruto ate a small meal.
“What are we going to practice today Kakashi-sensei?” Naruto asked afterwards leaning against the strong shinobi’s back. He enjoyed the warmth and intimacy Kakashi and him shared at the moment. He knew they would remain in this position longer if he could keep the Jonin talking.
Kakashi went in full on sensei-mode as he answered his students question. “While we are here Naruto, I’m going to try and improve on some of your weakest points.” Kakashi replied with a serious tone of voice, which incidentally gave Naruto pleasant goosebumps.
“As you fight now, it’s pretty safe to say that you mostly rely on close combat skills such as taijutsu or ninjutsu techniques that require you to come close to the enemy. Your Rasengan is a good example of that. It’s a ninjutsu technique, but it still requires you to get into the enemy’s proximity. I would like to teach you some new ninjutsu techniques that would allow you to assault your enemy from a distance. Simply because getting near your enemy won’t always be an option. Some enemies can prevent you coming anywhere near them. Your friend Shikamaru is a good example of that. He keeps enemies at bay simply by being able to catch them in his shadow if they get too close. Your friend Shino on the other hand has bugs to keep people off. And Gaara has his sand. When you fight enemies like that, your taijutsu or close range ninjutus will be at a disadvantage. I myself use the chidori or raikiri techniques for close range combat. When I want to attack an enemy at a distance I can use my ninken, genjutsu, or my kamui attack for example. So I would like you to learn some more long range techniques as well.”
Naruto kept quiet as he let his head rest back against the Jonin’s shoulder.
“Secondly, I want to talk to you about nature transformations.” Kakashi added while trying his best to keep his voice stable and his urges under control.
“As you know, my nature disposition lies with the lightning element, as yours lies with the wind element. My lightning techniques will therefore be stronger than for example my fire or water techniques. I am one of the few shinobi who has mastered all five nature transformations: lightning, wind, fire, earth and water. There aren’t many shinobi who have the affinity for all five. However, it’s not impossible for you to encounter one in the future. Seeing how you currently only have discovered your wind affinity, you’d be at a big disadvantage in such an encounter. Same goes for when you encounter a fire element user. So, I would like to see if you have an affinity for any other element, and if you do, I would want you to master some of that other element’s techniques as well.” Kakashi carefully explained to his student.
“And finally, we will also still be trying to improve your taijutsu techniques by sparring on a daily basis.”
This was a lot of information to progress for Naruto. “So, if I understand you correctly,” he said “you’ll be teaching me long range ninjutsu attacks, see if I have an affinity for another basic nature transformation and in the meantime train me in taijutsu?” Naruto asked skeptically.
“Yes and no.” Kakashi replied vaguely. “You see Naruto. The Chidori and Raikiri techniques are two ninjutsu that I taught myself when I was young. I had to think of new ways to use my lightning nature in order to come up with some amazing new techniques. I want you to do the same. I want you to come up with new wind ninjutsu techniques that you think would benefit you and that feel right to you. That way you’ll create a completely new technique that is unknown to enemies, even if your enemy would be a wind element user like yourself.” Kakashi explained.
“I see…” Naruto replied unsure of himself.
“It would be really useful if it turned out you’d have an affinity for some other elements Naruto.” Kakashi said wisely. “It’s always useful to be able to use more than one, seeing how each element is naturally stronger or weaker than another. It would be good for you to learn water nature for example. Do you know why Naruto?” Kakashi asked his student.
Naruto thought hard about his sensei’s question. “Because wind is weak against fire. So if I’d have to face a fire element user, I’d be at a disadvantage. Except if I’d also know how to use water techniques.” Naruto replied cleverly.
“Exactly.” Kakashi praised him.
For the rest of the evening, Kakashi taught Naruto all about the five different nature transformations. He explained the advantages, disadvantages, strong point and weaknesses of all five elements. He also demonstrated the theory with a few examples. After that he explained to his student how the five element can empower each other if they are combined. Even though Naruto was genuinely interested, he got a bit drowsy after a few hours.
“Kakashi-sensei has such a nice voice… and he knows so much about ninja stuff…he really is a genius…” Was one of the last thoughts that crossed his mind before he started to doze off.
“I think it’s time we get you to bed Naruto…” Kakashi said when he saw his student’s eye lids getting heavy.
“Hm? If you say so Kakashi-sensei.” Naruto replied sleepily.
Kakashi ruffled Naruto’s blond hair with his hand to wake him up a bit before they both head towards Kakashi’s tent.
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A ninja must see underneath the underneath.

Chapter 8: Time for some training in The Land of Wind.