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Now I need to figure out what to have Arashi train in. I flipped an online coin to see if he'd flake on the others again. Flipped it four times with the same outcome.

I was thinking of training him in Strong Fist, but given the limited time I don't think anything would come out of it. Though we can say whatever he's been secretly training in has been going on since probably a little before the Pain Arc.

Any suggestions from the people? You guys can PM them if you want.
Hey @Alan Hawke does Akio have something against Mist Shinobi, if not I think he should. Cause I just realized it seems kind of immature to fuel a rivalry between two young ninjas, and it's especially weird for someone that is a jonin and even was temporary hokage to do something like that.
So think there should at least be a reason behind it.


I don't think it's really weird or immature to fuel a rivalry. The older shinobi did it all the time. Kakashi and Gai's dad fueled their rivalry, but then again Gai's dad was pretty weird and immature. But yeah. As long as they feel like the rivalry is good natured then it's fine. Rivalries help them both get stronger.
@Gowi
Sweet. Thank you and edited. Should I post it in the characters tab?
The build up tension in the air is thick.
I'll try and get a post up today, but I can't guarantee anything.
Arashi listened intently to what Itachi was saying. They were going to head into the Fourth Great Ninja War and at the moment they really weren't prepared for it. People were still trying to get over the whole Pain Invasion and if it hadn't been for the revival of the fallen shinobi then they'd be even more unprepared for this. He listened to the others speak and remained silent. They wanted to train, but he still had some training of his own that he had to get done. He felt like he was being selfish by not joining with them, but this was something he had to do alone. He couldn't risk the others holding him back or him holding himself back by joining them in their training. He wasn't sure they'd understand so he didn't plan on telling them the real reason why he wouldn't train.

Things started to heat up and Seth spoke against Izu and him calling out his abilities and saying he'd be the first to die with this slacking off attitude of his. Despite the way Izu said it he did have a pretty valid point. Being a drunk and a smoker all the time could prove to give you problems in battle and especially so at such a young age. It was probably why they had age restrictions for such vices. He walked with the others down the stairs and turned to Rin when she spoke to him. "Yeah... Everything's fine. I just have something I need to take care of at home. I might catch up with you all later."

He started running off and left the others in the mansion. As he ran towards home he wondered if his father would be able to stop this war. If he talked to Hashirama he could convince him that this war wasn't the best course of action, right? All he had to do was use that jutsu and this could all be over. If that was the case then why did Arashi still feel like he needed to train? Was he doubting his father or was it something else? He wasn't even entirely clear as to why he was doing this solo training. Did he want to become stronger on his own without others helping him? Did he feel constantly shadowed by others and wanted to make something of himself? All of these were possibilities and he felt like only time could tell what the true answer was. Because as it stands he had no idea himself.
Currently writing up my post now in case anyone was wondering.
Finished the bio part of my CS yesterday. Should work on the abilities/techniques in an hour. Long day.

Edited: Done unless I need to add his strength and how fast he is.
Rhea had JC thinking she was picking him and then threw that curveball. He's probably gonna be speechless after that.
It's finally here. It's voting time.
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