Sachiko
Kana studied his movements intensely, like she was performing some sort of intense math calculations in her head. It of course wasn't *That* In depth of a technique. But she was determined to not embarrass herself in front of Sana. She might not know him all that well yet, but he'd already managed to impress her with his skill. And if there was one thing Kana strived for, it was to present a cool and collected image. 

Once he moved on from the demonstration to work on his own technique, she began running slowly through the movements, making sure she got each step minute shift of her weight down before attempting to increase the speed. She only cast a brief glance over to see how he was doing, noting he wasn't *Quite* There yet. 

"You gotta like... Let it *Flow* Out instead of trying to direct it straight outwards. It's basically the opposite of what you do with other "Big lightning bolt" Techniques, ya know? It's gotta spread out instead of being a condensed blast... I dunno if that helps at all though..."
Chong
"Oh so it's less of a *Boom* And more like a *Whoosh*? Alright i think i got it then."

*Whatever that was supposed to mean, Sana seemed to interpret it in his own unique way. Forming the lightning around his hands, he pushed it out and let it flow in the desired direction instead of the larger rush of chakra would imply in the technique. It cost the same amount, it was just not as... Aggressive as one would expect.*

*This time, the dome formed essentially perfectly, the lightning staying for a few seconds before dissipating like Kana's had done earlier. Smiling at his work, he looked at the practice Kana was having with Veering wind and nodded.*

"Yeah it's just like that! Make sure when you pivot it's more of a slide than a step pivot. Of you do it slowly it should make a sliding sound if you were to do it over soft ground. I perfected it in a sand pit, so that's the sound I associate with the technique haha."
Sachiko
The girl thought his incredibly simple description of her technique might just be the most genius thing ever. It was *Totally* More of a whoosh! Man, why couldn't Murano or Aikuru or literally anyone she ever trained with make sense like this? Why did they always have to make it so complicated? Watching him create a perfect little shocky bubble, she gave a little cheer.

"Awesome! I fully expect you to come up with a super cool better version of that jutsu now. And you're legally required to share it with me."

Taking his pointers into consideration, she decided to imagine she was in a sand pit, thinking about how her foot might slide around. So, maybe it was a little excessive to imagine a whole different setting, but if that's how Sana perfected it, then god damn it that's what she'd do. The first few times she'd gained the confidence to try the move at full speed, she admittedly made herself a little dizzy... But she pushed through, eventually performing a clean Veering Wind on her imaginary opponent.
Chong
"Yeah! Perfect! And don't worry about that, any and all variations upon your technique will of course be able to be passed down from me to you. I wouldn't just yoink a technique from you and then make a bunch of variations of it and *Not* Teach them to you."

*Sana smiled at the prospective Lightning child and grinned ear to ear at the idea of having someone to hang out with that had not just a similar enthusiasm for Taijutsu, but the same love for Nintaijutsu that he did. Laughing in pleased feral noises, Sana pointed back to civilization and nodded his head in that direction.*

"Well, I'm hungry from all of that learning. Did you want to get something to eat? I just came back from a mission and I don't have anything to spend my money on really. Food's on me if you want some."