Chong
"Danger? Well, exhaustion and if you fully run out of chakra you will fall unconscious. Mental and physical energies having been spent. But it's essentially the same risk you have when using taijutsu, just getting tired after doing it for a while. From what I have seen ninjutsu doesn't carry nearly the same risk of prolonged use that kisejutsu does. It's a natural part of your body, so there's no need to protect yourself from it. It's like your blood or regular air, no need to worry about it besides extreme exertion."

*Plus you can train the amount of available chakra that you have to increase it and prevent that kind of exertion from happening as quickly. Chakra certainly felt a whole lot more natural than than file substance he had felt from that one feral Jihibiki he had met in the caves. Images of a grave suddenly filled his mind. The first friend he made as a genin, someone eho helped him break out of his shell. Sana shook his head before plastering on a smile at Sadazane. Trying not to show his thoughts on his face.*

 "If you turn out to be gifted with a larger than average chakra pool you could find yourself being able to call forth earth-shattering bolts of lightning for minutes at a time without breaking a sweat."
Derek
Taking a few steps closer, Sana's words seem to be sucking the Genin in. Thinking about the cost that comes with using Chakra, he would slowly nod. "I see. So you must take care to not run out, or you will perish in battle. A person who cannot stay alert is dead." The fact that he didn't even need to worry about any other cost was quite good, though the mention of Kiseijutsu caused Sadazane's ears to visibly perk up. 

"You know about Kiseijutsu? How much do you know?" Looking down slightly, given their heights the Uzumaki would be able to see down the Jihibiki's sunglasses, his pin prick pupils locking eyes with him. The mention of lightning bolts caused a bit of confusion though.

"Lightning bolt. That is when the sky becomes dark and water falls from the sky, yes? There is a very loud sound that gives me a headache after a bright flash. I originally thought it was Noragakure trying to drive us away." Sadazane neglected to mention he had hid in his room under the covers the entire storm when he first experienced one.
Chong
"Er well, I know that It's a black, sludge-like substance that can be generated either from the body or from some sort of tool. It interacts with and absorbs chakra before dissipating... Sometimes. That's all I know really, that and it takes a very large toll on the user of said techniques."

 *Upon seeing Sadazane's reaction to a thunderstorm, Sana held his mouth shit to prevent a laugh from escaping his lips and simply cleared his throat. It was both funny and sad that he thought a thunderstorm was an attack. Although he supposed that it would be a novel concept to someone who had spent the entirety of their life underground. Especially after learning he could produce lightning.*

"Yes, the majority of thunderstorms are simply that, natural storms. The amount of shinobi capable of creating and using a thunderstorm like that are exceptionally small. Less than a handful certainly. And don't worry, you're a Nora shinobi now. Which means if someone tries to drive you out, they are a rogue. I kill people like that for a living, so just let me know if you need some help and I'll solve those problems for you alright?"

*Sana smiled, it was good that the Jihibiki had joined Nora. Or at least some of them had. A conflict between the two factions would be absurdly bad for both parties involved, especially if Sora's prediction of the future was correct.*
Derek
"You are largely correct." Making a mental note of how much some of the Nora shinobi would know about Kiseijutsu, Sadazane's thoughts would turn back to the dark blue orb sitting in its secure location. Perhaps they know about that too. The explanation of thunderstorms caused the Genin to push up his sunglasses and hide his eyes again. 

"I will become a shinobi who will use the power of the thunderstorm against our enemies. If nature thinks it is something that must be done, then perhaps I can find use for it as well." The mention of someone being a rogue and Sana killing people for the Jihibiki caused a prick of... Something in his chest. Adoration? This was nothing like the relationship like he had with his master in the caves. This felt... Different. A sort of camaraderie he had never really felt before. This was someone he could trust. 

"I will try to solve my own problems. But if I do have one, I shall call on you to help kill my enemies, Master Sana. One day you will be able to do the same with me. You say this is your job? You kill traitors of Nora?" 

Despite the fact Sadazane's large mouth rarely moved from being a large slit across his face with thin lips, for a fraction of a second, a small smile curled the ends of his lips upwards to smile back at the Jonin.
Chong
"Well then, I hope you have good luck in your endeavor to tame storms to your will. It will be difficult but more than worth it in the end if you manage it."

*Returning the slight smile Sadazane gave and returning it with a grin that went from ear to ear, Sana ran a hand through his hair before speaking again and answering The genin's question.* "I'm a Jonin in the Frontier Patrol. One of our primary duties is hunting down and executing traitors to Nora. We also police the frontier in a much smaller capacity than the military police does inside Noragakure. But yes, a lot of what we do is assassination-adjacent. But we also get called in to do a lot of various miscellaneous tasks as well. Railroad security is one as well."

*Expanding railroads was an important part of Nora's development and was given top priorty when threatened in some way. There was a unit in the frontier patrol that existed expressly for that purpose. He found himself wondering what had happened to that railroad saboteur mission that had been sent out during his first weeks as a chunin.*

"And don't hesitate to rely on people if you need to, there's no harm in having someone watch your back. I would feel bad if you were harmed and I could have done something to help. But enough with me playing mother hen. How are you adjusting? You know, to living in Nora."
Derek
"Thank you. I will do my best to succeed." Listening intently to what the Frontier Patrol did, Sadazane remembered his instructors wearing green jackets and masks occasionally, and explaining they were in the group, but not much more than that. Perhaps they didn't want to say, or just didn't have the time. The Military Police brought to mind some of the people that he had seen wearing purple tabards and usually patrolling the city. Most of the time, they were helpful. 

The mention of how life is caused him to simply give a shrug, along with him trying to think about what a hen was. "It is different. The sun hurts and things are too loud. People do not trust me, and think I am a monster or a spirit sometimes. There are also some who give me things for free. I never let them do so. I work or pay with your nichi." The Jihibiki always believed in never giving or getting anything for free. It created too many complicated strings. Based on you speaking with me, I assume you have no problem with us being here."
Chong
"No I don't have a problem with you being here at all. Based on what I was told, you have a more than valid reason for not being able to join up with Nora during its founding and it doesn't hurt that we are distantly related too. Besides all that though, we're all humans and I don't see a reason why humans shouldn't work together when we can. Iko's already had me get in trouble for that mindset but that's not important. Hopefully you'll skillset will let us become stronger than we were before. I imagine a lot of the people like you will fit in great in any of the branches really. Being able to negate ninjutsu is a hell of an advantage."

*Sana thought about what kind of environment would allow him to feel the same things Sadazane was feeling. He wasn't surprised he was so uncomfortable considering the difference between the darkness of the caves and the bright harsh light of the sun.*

"And regarding the people trusting you. I think that will come in time. Talking to you and interacting with you should convince them you're trustworthy after all. I imagine people are just a bit jumpy."
Derek
"Yes. It is quite difficult to make it here when you are blocked off from reaching this place before myself and the other Jihibiki arrived." The point of 'we're all humans" Seemed to stick with Sadazane. They needed to work together. "I hope you no longer get in trouble with this Iko. If he gives you trouble, I will fulfill my promise to you to kill your enemies." A pause. "Unless he's a shinobi. I do not want to betray the village."

Nodding again at the mention of people being jumpy, it was clear that Sadazane didn't truly believe that and was just being polite. Trust between the two groups would need to build, and he seemed hesitant to try for anyone other than fellow shinobi at this point. His guard was up, and it would take some doing to pull it down. 

"Thank you Master Sana for teaching me well today. I will take your words well, and hopefully you shall see me create a storm in the near future. I must leave for now, as I am hungry." Unless Sana stopped him, the Genin would give a small bow before quickly leaving, as if he was much hungrier than he let on.