1 fish, 2 fish, Red fish. . .

[Shouran]

*~ I wish, I wish, I had a Fish~*
Rank: D
Danger: Very Low
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 3
Description: A local fisherman and his sons have had bad luck with their rod and net method of catching fish. He has hired the ninja of Kusagakure to come up with a new method for him to fish with ninjutsu. As a retired genin of the village, he is proficient in wood, water, earth and wind jutsu. Your job, teach him a jutsu that will help him catch more fish!
How to complete: Teach the man a jutsu to increase his haul. This should take 2 posts. Extra Ryo may be paid depending on what he is taught and the cleverness of the application of a jutsu
Pay: 400

Shouran was in the process of reaching his goal of attending the chuunin exams, but he didn’t have much time left. With an air of anticipation buzzing around him, he walked to the small lake that the man used for fishing. The bees within his body buzzed with anxiety. Quelling their uneasiness the best he could, his footsteps changed sounds from the scratches of dirt to a steady clunk of walking onto the wooden peir. Waving towards the man out on his boat, the elder man slowly rowed over to pick up his assistant.

Stepping onto the shaky boat, a few bees attempted to escape though his shirt, though their master wouldn’t allow it. Taking a few seconds to sedate the ornery insects, the Kusagakure genin finally introduced himself. “Hello. Im Kamizuru Shouran, here to help you in your fishing endeavors.” Met only with a blank and unimpressed stare, the man finally scoffed at the help he had been sent by the Kusakage. “What is wrong with that woman. I asked for a helper, not some greenhorn who cant even step onto a boat without feeling ill.”

An excuse stood on the tip of his tongue, but he had a feeling this old warrior wasn’t the type to listen to medical reasons why water made him uneasy. “I apologize for that. It seem I don’t have my sea legs het.” A nervous smile stretched across his mouth and a hand found itself on the back of his head. “Heh. . . “ Smirked the man, almost completely writing off the young man. However, the Kamizuru was ready to impress the man with a few simple jutsu.

[Shouran]

Handing the man a blank scroll and a clean painting brush, his plan was to educate the man in the Li clan arts to multiply his forces ten fold. However, ink creatures were weak to water, so they would need to float above the water. He could draw an entire fishing crew floating over the water with a winged boat, but chances were the gruff retired ninja wouldn’t be caught dead with a whimsical crew made from ink. He would have to think a bit more. . . masculine.

“The first thing you need to do is focus your chakra to your hand. That is, if your chakra still works.” With an angry glare, the man did what he was told by the whelp of a genin. “Next, picture a hawk in your mind, and trace it in your mind, then copy the movements to you hands.” In a few seconds, a crude hawk was scrawled upon the parchment. “That’s. . . not bad.” The boy said, removing his own scroll and replicating a red tailed hawk perfectly on his paper.

“Ok, next, push your chakra into the ink. Make sure to lift it off the scroll, and keep some energy within it to sustain it.” Doing as he was told once again, the strange creature pulled itself off the page with grotesque convulsions. Once his hawk had been lifted from the page, Shouran pulled his bird of prey from his drawing. Picking up a net at the bottom of the boat, he handed the webbing to his creature, who took to the sky with his new tool. Flying a few centimeters above the water, the net dragged through the water, quickly scooping fish into its grasp. “And that’s how its done.”

With that, he would leave the man with his catch of fish and the tools he had let him borrow. Returning to the mansion, he would collect his reward and move on to his next task.

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