Roger
```This is the ninjutsu range```

A young Genin steps into an empty section of the ninjutsu range, performing some light stretching and warm-up exercises to prepare for her day of training. Her ambition today is something she likely *Should* Have pursued some time ago, but simply hasn't due to other matters. There's so many things a shinobi must be good at, and the more things they *Aren't* Good at, the more likely they are to die on every village-assigned mission.

So, today, it's Wind Release. Though Hisayo has taken the time to discover and develop her forming of Wind chakra somewhat, she's only given it cursory attention thus far. Gaining expertise in her third element and actually learning a few jutsu aligned with it seems prudent, to say the least.

She's decided to start basic - with Gale Palm. Given that she has few close-ranged tools at the moment, having a wind-based panic button, so to speak, seems quite useful. So, without further ado, the plainly-dressed genin slips a borrowed library scroll from her backpack, lays it out in front of her, and begins to go over the theory of the technique in preparation for her learning and training.
Scott
*Coming to this portion of the Ninjutsu range for the same reason as Hisayo, the Soga had made her way over while attempting to train her wind release. Practicing the visualizing process of it all while slowly and carefully moving her chakra around her system. She had a technique she wanted to learn, it wasn't simple nor was it super basic, but she thought it was a good idea.* 

*The technique was to formulate a cocoon of wind around her, and that was all. It sounded basic, but wind wasn't too keen on being shaped, much like fire, but it was a little less temperamental. Jomei was in the same area when she noticed the scroll and it's writing, immediately realizing the Senju and her were training for roughly the same purpose.* 

"Oh.. So is that where the scroll went? I was looking for it at the library and just couldn't find it." *Jomei spoke up, inviting herself to have a conversation with Hisayo as she walked on over. It was true, she was interested in learning gale palm, but she wanted to try and get a proof of concept for her other technique first.* 

"Hey, nice to meet you. Training for Wind Release?" *Jomei asked and greeted herself with politeness and a more relaxed posture. She knew she was invading on training time a little bit but it didn't hurt to try and see the scroll in better detail.*
Roger
Upon hearing Jomei's words, Hisayo turns and catches sight of the other Genin, looking her over with a searching eye. "Apologies if I inconvenienced you. I do not believe it should be in use for long, should you need it - and I am quite fine with sharing." The Senju's attitude returns the polite tone initiated by Jomei, but her body language is distinctly different from hers. It's more poised, more... Intentionally assembled, perhaps due to the influence of her clan upbringing. Evidence of said upbringing is clearly visible on the plain jacket she wears, as the clan crest is emblazoned on the left side. 

"Good to make your acquaintance as well. Senju Hisayo." She nods respectfully, continuing the formality from before. "Who might you be? And yes, I did plan to train Wind Release, as well as the technique from this scroll. I need to diversify my elemental abilities, and I've been focusing on other things perhaps a bit too much lately." 

After a moment, she tilts her head in thought. "I often find that training is more effective when performed collaboratively. Were you intending to improve your skills in the same way? If so, I'd be quite open to working together."
Scott
"The name is Soga Jomei, and yeah I was planning on asking you if you'd like to train together. I've also been looking to improving my wind release." *Jomei admitted, catching sight of the clan symbol on the jacket and the reciprocated politeness. It seemed this person was a hard worker too, it made Jomei smile a little bit. Perhaps this would be the first super productive training she would have in a while, especially since her hiatus with her mentor. She could barely manage the ability to generate wind natured chakra, especially since she had been self taught for the most part. She recalled how she taught herself, imagining her chakra as moving swiftly and like a gas.*

"Alright! Let's train with this here, try and blow it off." *Jomei said after weaving the snake handseal and causing a small pillar to raise from the ground before them. She figured that if they were practicing the element of wind it was a good idea to try and blow something to the ground or generate enough wind power to cause noticeable damage at the very least. She immediately began her warm-ups. Visualizing a storm, hurricane, fast moving clouds and wind in general, attempting to bring that visualization and feel to her chakra, which was moderately effective, it took her some time. The next part was attempting to expel that chakra through the available tenketsu. She was most proficient with her hands and mouth, so why not try the feet.*

*Standing a bit away from Hisayo now, a small burst of air could be felt from Jomei's foot, enough to barely rustle the scroll and move some dirt and dust away from her. Not nearly enough to what she needed to do, but it seemed the problem was not enough chakra.*
Roger
"Certainly." Hisayo steps back, away from the pillar, and takes long, deep breath to begin channeling her chakra. Unlike Jomei, she visualizes her wind chakra in a different way, imagining putting pressure on the energy and pushing it into itself, tighter and tighter until it practically begs to explode outward and be free from her. Now, the seals: Snake -Ram -Boar -Horse -Bird. She flies through them at a comfortable speed, confident in her abilities, and claps her hand together to attempt to release Gale Palm. 

The results are... Middling. Hisayo has trained herself well in controlling her chakra and has plenty to spare for this task, but her relative disuse of wind-affinity energy means that her transformation of it is... A bit unrefined. An explosion of wind erupts out from her, but the energy is unfocused, concentrated in a large burst at the start that quickly trails off into small eddies and squalls in many extraneous directions before dissipating completely. Hisayo's only reaction to this partial failure is a slight frown at the corner of her mouth. She never expects herself to correctly perform a new technique on the first try, but it's starting to seem as though her precision is a consistent problem, based on this and previous training sessions. 

"Well. It appears as though we have... Slightly different issues to work on," Comes a wry comment from the Senju. "I did feel yours, though, if just a little bit."
Scott
"How did you get all that force though?" *Jomei was confused as to how she managed to get all that unfocused energy out in the first place? Was she using much more chakra, that seemed unviable. She couldn't think of a way to get much more potency out of wind release without using more chakra, was it longer time spent applying the nature transformation, it didn't seem that Hisayo spent much more time than Jomei did. It made her mind go rampant trying to figure out how she could get that level of force and energy going through with her chakra.*

*She decided she could just get back to it, trying her method one more time. Or if she was able to hold on to her chakra transformation for long enough she could try and apply Hisayo's method, had she even told her. Either way, she imagined a that force of wind she just felt, that didn't have any particularly damaging effect on the pillar but clearly had a great deal of force behind it. She imagined her chakra churning in that wind, like a leaf that rode the wind currents as it moved. Than forcing that leaf to move swiftly and harshly. She wanted to curl her wind back up to her head to make a spinning tornado around her, that was the basis of the technique idea she had in mind.*

*She weaved handseals and imagined her entire chakra system pushing her chakra out through her feet, expelling the wind chakra and immediately handling it to spin around and twirl back around with a swift rising motion. It had moderately worked, but was still far from perfect, only really evident by the fact that her hair and clothing had flown up for a second or two, but it was gone just as quickly as it came.*
Roger
Hisayo blinks, a little taken aback by Jomei's surprise, but proceeds to explain all the same. "The way I form wind chakra, I imagine compressing my chakra into a small space, and kind of... Sharpening it? Basically, I try to concentrate it tightly, and then allow it to escape suddenly, like a howling gale." She frowns. "But it seems that this has led to some unfocused results on my part. Do you have a different manner of approaching the chakra transformation?" As she's doing this, Hisayo decides to take a mental step back, and just focus on the chakra transformation without attempting the jutsu for a moment.

Closer, tighter... She concentrates on keeping her energy under control. Should Jomei reveal some of her own methods to Hisayo, she'll try to incorporate them, and reconsider the basis of her approach slightly. Hisayo's methods emphasize creating force from restriction, but the wind is lighter, more free than that. Surely there's a way to incorporate both? Maybe she can imagine her chakra swirling in a tight, concentrated tornado or tempest inside her, incorporate some of the wind's inherent movement into her visualization. 

Based on her repeated efforts, her next attempt at Gale Palm is better, more directed, but still not sudden and focused enough to knock anything over. Maybe another try. Despite these setbacks, however, Hisayo doesn't seem to be discouraged in the slightest. 

In a break between their various training attempts, Hisayo will make a casual comment to Jomei - "I appreciate your dedication to this work, by the way. I run into many genin that are - hm, how do I say this - of poor temperament, and it rarely helps matters."
Scott
"Oh, so you make it.. Compact.. In a way. And you let it explode out of the tenketsu.. I imagine my chakra as being like the rushing wind, I imagine gales and storms and currents. I heard to make it sharp you should envision your wind chakra grinding against itself in opposing directions, and you can layer that over and over again to increase the cutting potency." *Jomei admitted, reflecting on the advice she received and the advice she just gave to Hisayo. Perhaps it was good to combine the both of those if you wanted to produce particularly effective wind release techniques. That was probably the secret to unlocking better control with it. She had to try it.*

"Oh, thank you. The only time I'm scared of failure is when my life is on the line, there's no reason to get upset over being bad at something." *This was ironic coming out of Jomei, she could get very easily frustrated if she attempted something and tried every method to no avail. She weaved some more handseals, already having the windlike impression on her chakra from before, she wasted no time on imagining it again. She worked on compacting and pressurizing the chakra she wanted to use in her stomach, bringing it closer to her feet. Imagining two layers of it rubbing against each other, letting the two halves of the pressure burst out in her chakra system before escaping the tenketsu.*

*A relatively strong gale was pushed out, immediately spinning like a tornado as it bounced and was steered up to go above Jomei's head. A small typhoon that wasn't sustained for much at all, but it was the first sign that she had performed the technique she wanted to make with even a semblance of its expected power. The glee was visible on Jomei's face.*

"You give good advice."
Roger
Soon afterwards, Hisayo manages to complete her technique with a similar level of effectiveness, utilizing a combination of the visualization techniques the pair of genin had just discussed. Sharpen the chakra by pushing it against itself, like a swirling, tempest grindstone... And then allow it to explode outwards. Her next attempt at Gale Palm slams into the earth in front of her and knocks it clean over, sending it tumbling over and bouncing to a halt. The Senju allows herself a small measure of satisfaction, shown on her face as a little smile. 

"Lovely. Much better. I doubt that I could have gotten here this fast on my own - your help has been *Very* Much appreciated." Hisayo turns that mild smile towards Jomei now, considering her training partner. "Did you wish to go further, or have you accomplished your goals here? And, regardless, perhaps we'll work together again in the future? Focused training partners are always useful." 

The Senju actually has to take a second and wind back through the conversation for a second before she responds to Jomei's comment, as though it slipped through her notice. "Ah, and thank you. I was simply passing on some insights from another shinobi, in a way."