Much needed training

It was very early in the morning, and the sun was just rising. Kaosu Aburame had been awake before dawn had hit, and he was already out of the door. It had seemed he had something on his mind, something that had to be done as soon as he woke up. He had taken a scroll from his own clan's building. It did not look big at all, but it held a lot of secrets that the Aburame tried their best to hide. He opened the big scroll and began to read it. He seemed to read it over several times, just so that he did not get a single thing wrong. He sat down and sighed, crossed his legs and soon many insects came out of his clothing. The insects danced around Kaosu, before he had told them what to do. He checked the scroll one last time so that he could get it right without any problems. He knew that it was very unlikely for him to get it wrong, because all that required of him to tell where his insects to move.

The one thing he knew he had to do, was get down the ability first, and then get it to where he could use it while fighting. Kaosu's insects were now scattered across the training grounds. It had seemed the insect's had been working. He looked over towards the trees where the Chunnin sensor he had asked to come along to see if the insects had worked, and noticed that she had been lost, because he told her not to look towards him. "Alright, you may come out, it seems it has worked. Now it is time to train this jutsu while doing other things." He waved to the Chunnin and gave her his thanks. Without her, Kaosu could not know if his jutsu was working out.

He knew that more than half of his insects were used up while using this jutsu, so he would be near defenseless if he did not have other minds of protecting himself, as well as fighting. He already had that part down, and now it was just the matter of doing this jutsu and others at the same time. He leered over his shoulder and made a half smile at his sword. He had trained with this thing for such a long time, it almost felt a part of his very own body. He pulled it out and pointed it at the sun ahead of him. Soon after the insects scatted around. Kaosu had paid more attention to his weapon than the insects, which would not happen again. He had very high hopes that it would not.

He gripped his blade's base tight and once again, concreted on his insects so that he could learn to use this jutsu while being able to help the others, and himself fight. He took one big swing at the air, and noticed that the insects scatted slightly. This would not work, because the user would be able to find him a lot easier if he had failed to keep this going. The insects knew what they had to do, but he had to keep them together with his help. Once again he swung his sword in the air, and this time, they did not move an inch. He was getting the hang of it and rather quickly, just like he knew he would. He soon then took a a swing at a tree, so that he could get the feel of a hard surface for this jutsu. Again, not a single insect moved. It had seemed he was really getting the hang of this. Although he knew he was getting it, and could probably use it in battle with ease, he wanted to try one last thing.

Kaosu soon made a few hand seals and could see that the the insect's were moving slightly once again. He had to get this down, so he restarted his jutsu over again. After three or four times, he got it down to where he could build up the chakra, and not have the insects move one inch. However, it was the case of using the jutsu now. He finally did the seals one last time, and now released the jutsu, and it seemed they had only moved slightly. Kaosu tried this a few times more, so that he made sure that he could handle the jutsu. Each time he formed the hand seals, a tail of wind formed around Kaosu. He then called it a morning and retired back to his nice warm home.

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