Judy
"Yeah, but you're better— With your handsigns at least." Shou specified that it was *The handsigns.* Admittin' someone else was just straight up better then him? There's no one who's just *Better* Than Shou. He was great! Amazing! An icon, he was basically the protagonist of this story. Seriously. 

"Maybe not mastered, definitely think we're gettin' somewhere though." The boy would say, mastery meant that they were great ninja or somethin'. They were just a few genin practicin' a jutsu, the two boys were certainly becomin' capable but he doubted they'd master their distinctive jutsu so quickly.

That was until, Naoyuki straight up *Felled* A tree with his jutsu, "Eh? Why're you suddenly good!" Shou couldn't let this guy be better than him, so he'd quickly perform his jutsu again. Once more, it looked a little more secure and refined. The layers of wind formed quicker, and seemed more sturdy in front of him. Of course, he couldn't really tell their durability without trying to test it.
Janie
*Noticing that Shou, someone with that personality - and you don't have to know him well to notice that -, admitting someone else was better, kind of surprised him. He was good with the hand seals, yes. He had a good teacher, too*

*Smiling at the other Genin's reaction for felling the trees, he just waved his hand*

"It's nothing special, it's just what the jutsu does."

*He did chuckle a bit though. His reaction was funny. Seeing his ego take a hit like that. It wasn't on purpose, but it sure was funny to see him trying to improve because of Naoyuki doing better than him. Watching him do his jutsu, he nodded*

"There you go! That's even better. See? We're getting there."

*With a motivated and motivating tone, he gave him a thumbs up. They both were learning quickly, which was great*
Judy
"Yeah, yeah." Shou said, this guy's unending positivity was gettin' a lil' annoying to the boy. Most people Shou encountered for whatever reason were happy go lucky fucks. Shinobi were supposed to be sad, brooding assholes, right? Shou's kind of people, that is. He has been thoroughly disappointed to only find people who have been nice so far. 

He didn't respond to Naoyuki's further motivation either, only takin' a small break to stretch his arms. "Mhmm.." Another attempt at the jutsu was what Shou would do, this was *Perhaps* The incarnation that the jutsu was supposed to be. Instead of Shou's previous half-baked attempts or minor successes, once he thrust his palm forward wind shot out, forming what looked like layered stacks of wind.

"There we go." He murmured, satisfied at his creation— Although this whole practicing thing wasn't exactly great for his chakra pool, he could think about that later.
Janie
*Well, he didn't quite understand he negativity surrounding this guy. All that grumpiness and all. But, he coldn't just judge him like that, for he didn't know him well nor his past. Watching him do the jutsu again, this time even better, he grinned*

"Easy, see?"

*Naoyuki continued with the positivity, well, he couldn't just stop with that too. Scratchin his head, he looked around. His Chakra was still there. He wasn't that drained. Of course not, he trained his Chakra well. Focusing on Chakra more than other things, maybe a bit too much? Anyway, he looked back at Shou*

"I think we got the hang out of it. It's getting late slowly. Wanna go home?"

*He would let the choice to him, whether he wanted to accompany him or not*
Judy
"Ah, yeah sounds good— I should probably head back soon anyway." Head back to get some food, that is. Shou didn't even register the option to walk with Naoyuki. Not that he would even if the other boy explicitly offered, Shou tended to like solitary time a good bit more than any time he might spend with others, especially those he doesn't know.

"Seeya, guy." He either forgot his name or purposely didn't use it, either way Shou would gather himself and walk off, back towards Noragakure.