Northern Fields Of Mabushii Village

"It's never a bother. And remember, like rain." He said taking his things into his grasp.

Asako nodded.
"Like rain...I'll keep that in mind. Thanks Surp."
And on those words, without even thinking about breakfast, the young kunoichi walks away, finding a good training spot...

He set a plate of food next to him. He wondered if she'd come get it at some point. He would then lay down on his cot and stare up at the sky. Occassionally, he'd glance in Asa's direction.

Asako stared in front of her, to a tree.
She could see the chakra of the tree flow calmly. She knew that she could kill it with the new technique that her sensei was teaching her. Just with enough poison in her chakra...
She took a deep breath and breathed out. She was going to make it for sure today...She had no right in failing...

Smiling as he watched her stare at the tree, he unsheaths his sword and takes out a cloth. He then begins a light motion on the blade with the cloth. He liked to polish his sword. It made him calm and collected.

The chakra was pouring out of Asa's whole body, filled with the poison element and watched the tree dying slowly.
With hours of practice, it became pretty easy. But she was sitting calmly while doing it. Now she needed to be able to fight at the same time. She shook her head, shrugged and went back to killing the tree.
"One thing at the time, girl, or you'll kill yourself with too much work."

"Let me know when your ready for a break. I Got more watermelon!" He waved over to her smiling.

Immediatly, Asako stood up and almost ran over her sensei.
"Watermelon. I can use a break." she said, giggling childishly.
If there was one thing that could make her come out of daydreaming, being lazy or training, it would be watermelon...and her brother maybe, but watermelon was the thing that the blind kunoichi loved above anything else...

Handing her a slice he smiles at how enthusiastic the young kunoichi was over watermelon. He would have to use this to his advantage if need be down the line in training.

She took a bite in the fruit and smiled.
"I love watermelon...It always encourages me to keep working after I ate some, somehow...Yaka-baka used it often when I was a kid...What about you sensei? Is there something you like to eat?"

"Fraid I wouldn't really know. This is the best I've eaten for sometime now. I normally eat rice and fish. Things that keep or can be kept for a while. Hence the life of a wanderer."

The young medic frowned.
"You need to feed yourself with better food, sensei. Like, eating more fruits and vegetables. It gives more strength and keeps you healthy. I also noticed that eating well can help to increase your stamina."
She took another bite.
"Besides, eating well helps your mood too." she added grinning.

"Yeah... What can I say. I lose track of time or get to lazy that all I feel up to is eating something easy." Laughing he scratches the back of his head.

Asako blinked and answered bluntly:
"You should come home in Suna once and eat with me and Yaka. I'm not that good, but at least you've a nice meal in front of you."

Surp blinks at her responce as well. He looks straight at her dumbfounded at her inviting him to her home for dinner. "..."

The young girl stared at her sensei, seeming to think for a moment and than said:
"Sound like a plan, hm? I'd love to show you Sunagakure. Thought it's way hotter than it's here, the people are nice, especially by the fact that we aren't a very big village. It's pretty peaceful too...Well, was, since I left it in the middle of an attack...Meh, I'm sure Yaka-nii-sama has defeated that idiot that destroyed our hospital. Ah, and I'll have to show you the walls of our village. You'll enjoy the view from there, I'm sure of it. I saw it when I was a kid, before I got blind, but I can remember that it was amazing."
The young girl stopped talking and tilted her head.
"Are you okay Surp?"

After stalling for a minute, he finally spoke. "Y-yeah. It's just... I've never been... invited... for dinner before."

The kunoichi raised an eyebrow.
"You're a Sannin and you've never been invited before?...Oh well, guess I'll give you your first invitation than. Meh, you know what? You're a weird guy...but I still like you."
The young girl finished her part of water melon and stood up.
"Thanks for the meal." she said, bowing. "I'm going back to training now. I think I'll have this under the knee after a few more hours of training."
And on those words, she walked off to her training spot...

As he scratches his head again, this time in confusement he watches her walk off. "Weird?"

Asako plopped down on the ground, thinking again about what she said and about the invitation.
"Yaka-baka won't be pleased at first I guess...mah, I don't care...hmmm...and maybe unusual would have been a better word. Oh well."
And she closed her eyes for training again.

Surp took up his sword again and polished it for hours. When he finally set it down, it was as clear as a freshly made mirror. Yet that word, weird still lurked at the back of his mind. "Weird?"

At the same time, Asako stood up, still pouring out her chakra with the poison in it.
"Finally. Took long enough to get this easily done...Now I need to tell Surp-sensei..."
The young girl frowned.
"Oh yeah...there's this troublesome test too...great..."
The mazy girl put her hands behind her head, sighed and walked back to her sensei...

As he saw her coming towards him, he picks up his sword and slides it into its sheath. "You taking another break?" He asked holding up a piece of watermelon.

"Or rather, I'm done mastering this technique. It's pretty expensive in chakra when you don't know what you're doing and if you don't keep it in control, you could kill a whole bunch of things, animals and people around you...I still have a slight difficulty to use it while moving, but it'll get better through use I guess."
The young girl took the watermelon, sat down next to the young man, nibbled on her part of the fruit and thought for a second. Than, she added in her lazy voice:
"...and I got enough of training it too, I guess..."

"Well then, I'll let you finish your melon, then we can start the test."