In a corner of the library, a small kid was staring at a scroll he had opened in front of him. However, unknown to anyone who watched him, his mind was working on sothing else entirely.
Fujin thought, 'Alright, let's first start with what I can do right now. My chakra control is pretty decent thanks to daily leaf concentration exercise. I should attempt sothing along the lines of tree climbing soon.
My chakra reserve also has been developing consistently thanks to a combination of physical exercises and ditation and also due to consistently straining my chakra to its limits.
My chakra shape manipulation is going well too. Once my chakra level increases more, I should be able to proceed further. So my plans for chakra control, chakra shape manipulation and increasing chakra reserves should be good enough. Though there's no harm in getting more ans of increasing my chakra reserves.
The most important thing I have in my arsenal is my wind nature manipulation training. I have already completed leaf cutting months back, and though I didn't attempt waterfall cutting, I have progressed further as I can now cut branches with rather ease. This much should be more than enough to perform many wind style jutsus. And since my own affinity is also wind, it becos all the more important. That said, I do wonder if I can make my wind nature more potent by trying to cut tougher materials, maybe like a stone next followed by tal. Oh well, I'll experint later.
Anyways one thing I definitely need to do is learn a bunch of wind style jutsus. I should read up every rank E and D wind style jutsus in this library, and try to learn the useful ones over the next year or two. Preferably try to find wind jutsus that would allow to form a good combat system that can allow to defend, attack and evade.
Apart from this, I also need to learn an additional elent. Hmm, fire, lightning, earth and water… Which one should I focus on?'
On analyzing for a few minutes, he thought, 'Alright, Lightning and Wind isn't really the best combo, so lightning's out for the ti being. Fire and water can combine very well with wind, especially fire. But I'll need a shadow clone to use it effectively. And anyways, this is the land of fire, so my teammates are very likely to have this elent anyways. That leaves earth. I don't think wind and earth combine, however I can stick to using wind style for offense and earth style for defense. I hope this library has that jutsu which Kakuzu used to harden his body. With that jutsu for defense along with Wind style for offense should be a very effective and annoying combination.
Alright, I'll choose Earth as my second elent. And I'll keep working on it for the next few years to master these 2 elents. Other elents can wait till I'm able to pull off multiple shadow clones successfully.
Apart from that, basic justus should be learned as well. Normal clones don't provide much help in combat, but they should at least serve as a base for shadow clones and elental clones. Transformation has a lot of uses though, from disguise to transforming into weapons. Substitution is the most useful of the 3, and sothing I'll keep using even if I beca as strong as the Kages.
So I've to give special focus to substitution jutsu. Alongside this, I'll also have to learn and master Shunshin (Body Flicker) jutsu. Those two techniques will be vital for evasion and running away. Perhaps more than wind style jutsus, these two will be more critical to master first.
Yeah, this should beco a good combat system. Wind style jutsus to attack, earth style jutsus to defend and substitution and body flicker to evade.
The next to work on would be Taijutsu. My daily morning workout has ensured that my physical capabilities are top tier among the current students. Sadly I can't grant any more ti for it, so I guess I'll have to increase the difficulty of the workout sohow. Perhaps weights or so seals. As for Taijutsu, the academy teaches its own Taijutsu style. I should check that out before planning further.
As for Genjutsu, I can't work much on it right now. Let's leave it for the future.
That leaves with Kenjutsu, dical Ninjutsu, Sensing capabilities and fuinjutsu.
dical Ninjutsu can wait. Kenjutsu is important for . I will need to learn how to channel my chakra through weapons and charge it with wind nature. That would make my offense very lethal. However, this can wait for the ti being too as I won't have to fight anything soon.
Fuinjutsu is sothing I can work on now. With the books for basics available, I should see whether it is suited for or not.
Sensing is pretty essential too. I'll probably need the assistance of academy teachers to understand how to beco a good sensor. While I haven't tried it yet for safety issues, I believe focusing chakra in the eyes, nose or ears should heighten those senses a lot. However, what I'm more interested in is sensing chakras. That ability should be very helpful when I'm out of the village.
So let's see. The Academy is open from Monday to Friday, with holidays on Saturday and Sunday. And it runs from morning 8 am to afternoon 3 pm.
Mornings are assigned to physical workouts. I get two and half hours for it. In the future, practice of Taijutsu forms will have to be included here as well.
During academy lectures, most training can't really happen. But I wonder if nature transformation can be worked upon. Sothing like leaf cutting can easily be hidden under the desk, I need to check what's the initial training thod for earth nature and see whether it can be done in class. Though I hope that Genki ain't a sensor, otherwise he'll catch and forbid from doing it.
From 3 to 10 pm, I have ti to train. I can eliminate one hour from there for travelling and eating and other miscellaneous stuff.
That leaves six hours to work on basic jutsus, wind jutsus, weapon throwing, Fuinjutsu, sensing chakra and ditation. Clearly not enough ti. So what to do?'
And he fell into deep analysis again. After calculating for so ti, he ca to the conclusion, 'Alright, of all these things, ditation is compulsory to do daily. For others, there are basically two options. One is to do these things on different days, and the second is to only focus on a few of these. While the first option sounds tempting, the issue is that with trying to learn so many different things, would cause to be less focused on everything and might be detrintal for . For instance, with practicing so many things, trying to learn 8 inner gates from Guy might be impossible as it requires strict dedication to Taijutsu.
Fuinjutsu is also a major issue. It should be a very vast concept with a lot of theories to focus on which will take a lot of ti to learn. It's probably for the best to only learn it after I can make Shadow clones. Sadly, this would an I can't make so easy money by making and selling Explosion tags or storage scrolls.
Among basic jutsus and wind jutsus, for the ti being, let's put focus on basic jutsus. Once I have got those down, I'll start to focus on wind style jutsus.
So for the next few months, the ti after academy should be spent on mastering those basic jutsus, shuriken and Kunai throwing, sensing chakra and ditation.
I currently have no idea as to how to sense chakra. I'll have to dig up theories in the library and consult Genki. That'll also allow to know whether he is a sensor or not.
For weapon throwing, let's just wait up until that class is conducted. That way I won't increase any wrong habits I have and correct the form required while throwing them quicker.
As for those basic jutsus, I can get them easily from this library, I just have to understand the theories behind hand signs and how to perform them properly. It should be covered in the academy soon, so hopefully it won't be an issue for long.'
With that he stopped thinking for a bit and summarised everything he planned. He then thought, 'Alright, this plan seems to be good enough for now. I should get the required knowledge from the academy soon and can always bug all the senseis if I have any queries. I wonder how strong I'll beco after a couple of years of this training.'
He chuckled, finally starting to read the scroll he had taken.
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