Clarence
"Ehh... I think I accidentally knocked this one out..." Natsumi complained as she checked on the thief. It didn't appear he had died from the fall, but she had no idea how easy it was to kill someone who wasn't trained as a ninja. This was her first real fight after all. She was just worried she'd accidentally killed him.

Moments later she started dragging him back over to the other two.

"Well... Now we have to carry them. Ugh... Come on, might as well get started" She complained before picking up the thief. At least it wasn't too far of a walk.
Elaine
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It'd been quite some time since he took up a tutoring job. Between paperwork and his own training, the war had left him swamped with things to to do to even consider training a genin. However, as of recently, he'd been given more free time and decided to put it to good use helping out. He'd been assigned to a family member of Chiho's by the name of Atsushi, whom apparently needed help with their Stealth. Through headquarters, his student would receive a message with instructions to meet Murano at the shrine deep in the woods. There, they'd be able to practice stealth more easily. Murano awaited him on the steps leading to the shrine, reading a book as he waited for the arrival of his student.
Annie
So, it was time for some stealth training. Murano wasn't that well known from the genin's standpoint, so it was hard to pinpoint whether or not this activity would actually be beneficial to the genin. Of course, the guy *Is* A chunin, so it's more than likely he knows what he's doing. But then again, he's also in the most *Boring* Branch. Ugh, hopefully he wouldn't waste the boy's time. 

It wouldn't take long for the Shochune to arrive. He quickly brought his hand up and waved and to Military Police Captain. "Yosh, Mura-chan." This guy was friend's with his Uncle wasn't he? Then there was no reason to not be casual. "I'm Shochune Chiho's nephew, Atsushi. Pleasure to meetcha." He said, offering a hand to the captain.
Elaine
Although he wasn't keen on the nickname he'd be given, Murano would let it pass. It was one of Chiho's family after all, so it was fine if they wanted to refer to him informally. Rising from his seated position, Murano reached out and shook the genin's hand. "Nice to meet you, Atsushi. Hope you're ready to train, I've got our routine already planned out." 

Gesturing towards the wooded area around them, where nearly anyone could disappear into the foliage if they tried hard enough. He'd taught the basics of stealth here quite a few times, as it was the perfect place for one to learn the nuances of disappearing. "First, I'm going to have you give me an example of your current abilities. I'm going to turn my back and I want you to hide somewhere in our vicinity. After that, we can work on your pre-established skills. Sound good?"
Annie
Atsushi stared down at the book in the hands of Murano, curious as to what it pertained to. "I'm more than ready Capt. Mura-Chan." He said, quickly giving a fair salute to the captain in front of him, before rushing into the forest. While the boy hadn't quite paid attention to any of his stealth classes while he was in the academy, he wasn't going to sit here and let the captain catch him. He swiftly activated his kinobori, walking up into a tree around 20 feet from Murano's current position. He wasn't very good at this stealth thing, was he?
Elaine
Murano would close his eyes as he waited for Atsushi to find a suitable hiding place. Once a few minutes had passed, he'd open them once more and slowly walk around the area. Considering he wasn't *Immediately* Able to see the genin, it meant that his pupil had showed atleast some promise when ti came to stealth. However, after just a few minutes, he'd point up and towards his position in a nearby tree. "You can come down from there now." 

He'd wait down below for Atsushi to return before he continued his lecture. "You did well. Do you have any idea as to why I was able to find you so quickly, though?"
Annie
Well that was a let down. The genin quickly jumped down from the tree, a pout on his face. "I don't know, staying out of the limelight isn't really my specialty... Perhaps you just noticed my natural glow, or my violet hair. Either one is viable." He deflected clearly a bit frustrated with how that went. He found him so fast, it was annoying. What, did this guy have superhuman hearing too? The genin knew it was possible to train your senses to such a degree, but he hadn't met many people who had poured that much time into it. He'd sigh. "No, I don't. Care to explain capt?"
Elaine
He *Really* Was Chiho's nephew. It was like he was teaching a slightly younger version of his friend. He might have found such attitude irritating before, but hanging out with the elder Shochune for so long had gotten him used to it. He shook his head at Atsushi's list of possible reasons he was caught before gesturing towards the ground leading to the tree. He'd no doubt notice some broken foliage and tracks leading towards the tree he'd hidden himself away in. "You left a trail, Atsushi. You did a fairly decent job hiding yourself, but it won't matter if your enemy can see evidence of your path there. Do you know what I mean?"
Annie
A lightbulb sparked in the young genin's head as Mura-chan spoke, he somewhat understood what his problem was. "So it's like dinner! After you eat, you clean up after yourself so no knows you were there. Except now..." He walked over to one of the footprints in the ground and got on his knees. Quickly he smudged it, getting rid of the part of the evidence that he was ever there. "But... Can I do this reliably on missions? It seems like I'd end up caught pretty quickly if I got rid of *All* My footsteps." He'd say, looking to Mura-Chan for a response.
Elaine
"Kinda... I guess?" Atsushi's example left him a bit perplexed, but he *Sort* Of understood where the genin was coming from. Having watched him go and cover his tracks, he thought it'd be better to demonstrate for himself what he meant. Walking up next to the genin, he'd gesture for him to watch Murano. 

"You're on the right track, but rather than covering them up you should also be considering avoiding them. Here, watch me." Murano walked forward, his feet gingerly avoiding the deader branches on the ground more likely to snap and sections of soft earth where he'd leave tracks. He'd make it a few more feet before turning around to appraise his trail. Atsushi would no doubt notice that the Chunin had left no tracks to speak of, having moved his feet in a certain way as to avoid making imprints. 

"See what I mean?"
Annie
The genin watched attentively, making sure he understood exactly what was being said to him. He pumped his fist, ready to give it a shot. "Alright, I think I get it, shishishi!~" He chuckled, excited at the prospect of being able to hide better, although he wouldn't say it. He had plans, and the next part of the plan just so happened to involve a bow and arrows and stealth. Couldn't quite do this without the both of them. "Alright, here I go!" He said, watching the ground and making sure he didn't step on anything that would sink with his prints. Woof... He turned around to see what he had done, and was pleasantly surprised to see no trail had been left behind. "Hell yeah!" He said, pumping his fist up into the air. "I expected nothing less from myself, and Uncle Chiho's friend!" The two would continue training for a few hours before parting ways.
Anita
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*Atosh would find himself by the riverside after his morning run, he would be sitting at the shore as he was taking it easy from his near marathon length run. After taking in the view Atosh would notice a single coin that was left on the shore. Thinking he was lucky he would pick up the coin and flip it, but unfortunately he would failed to catch it. Picking it up again Atosh would realize that maybe this could be a light training exercise. Flipping the coin again and again Atosh would attempt to catch the coin with out looking directly at it as it traveled.*
Josephine
Miya walked calmly through the woods heading back to the village. The raven-haired Operative had just finished her daily patrol and with all of the paperwork taken cared off she had decided to return home. Miya rarely took the most direct path, using the walk home to keep an eye on the area, even if she was technically off the clock.

It didn't take much for Miya's sensory abilities as well as her hearing to pick up on Atosh' presence not far from where she was and that, given where she knew herself to be, he was by the river.

Always the careful one, Miya approached the signature, her presence just as invisible as always, even her chakra was suppressed. Ever since the war started, Miya had picked up the habit of always hiding her presence. 

She didn't recognise the chakra signature and, from the size of it, whoever it belonged to was most likely a genin, definitely not a civilian at least. Either that or they were capable of masking their true pool size.

When she got to the edge of the woods, she quickly identified the individual by the river, her guess that they were a genin most likely right. Still, Miya didn't make a sound as she took a few steps closer, stopping a couple of meters behind Atosh.

"What are you doing out here?" Her voice rang across the area as she finally revealed herself. Miya's tone matched her emotionless and stoic expression perfectly, only further enhanced by her icy blue eyes.
Anita
"Oh... Hello there." *Despite not even realizing that Miya was here, Atosh would turn as soon as he heard her talk. He would soon catch the coin in his left hand so he wouldn't be distracted by it.* "I'm just resting a bit after my morning training... I take it you are also a Shinobi?" *He would ask realizing that Atosh didn't hear this person coming despite the improvements he's made in fine tuning his senses he put two and two together to figure out that Miya was also a Shinobi.*

"Besides from that... Also just taking the time to enjoy the view." *Atosh would say before turning his head back towards the river, seemingly he was relaxing by the river while flipping the coin as if it was some sort of fidgeting toy but really Atosh was still training, focusing on always trying to catch the coin even without paying to much attention to it.*