Jennie
Jaga connected, and the guy was sent back from the force of it. "Not the only guy with big ol' biceps anymore, as you can see!" However, Take seemed awfully sneaky about it, confirming what he had said. Jaga couldn't help but feel that something was indeed off. "You holding back or something? You're quicker than this usuall-" Then Take stomped the ground and focused. "O-Oh, okay!" The guy was probably gonna be trying some new level of gates or something. He was all veiny and stuff!

But, whilst he was preparing for the guy to dash towards him, he instead punched forward and... "WHAT THE-!?" He tried to sidestep it, but a forceful attack smacked against his shoulder. His armor technique trembled, as Jaga lost his footing, the Fist shaped thing pushing him into a brief spin before it continued flying against the wall... And cracked it. As Jaga toppled over, a little noose of a wire flew from his hand.

"What the heck was that!? Wind release or something?!" Nah, it couldn't be wind release. If that was the case, His shoulder would be legit obliterated right now! Yet, he was still punched by what seemed like a pile of solid air! "...Okay, I admit, I was gonna use some wires here to catch you off guard, but damn it, I was not expected you to pull ninjutsu on my ass all of a sudden!" 

Wait a minute, the guy hadn't even made hand signs. In the end, Jaga seemed to just be completely befuddled about what had happened.
Jared
"It's simple really, my friend. That was no Ninjutsu."

He grinned as he crossed his arms, and then it seemed like their training had gotten to a point where they were both exhausted. Well, Take surely was exhausted. He had managed to pull off a feat only the best Taijutsu masters in the entire village were able to pull off. It was quite strange to say the least. His body felt calm, but it also felt as if it was aching at the exact same time. All at once. That was quite a weird feeling. He sniffed, and then began to explain further.

"It was an application of the highest-ranking of Taijutsu. Once you get to a certain stage, you'd be able to create solid projectiles and constructs out of air by using your sheer will and skill in Taijutsu. Of course, that was probably beginners luck . . My whole body hurts after doing that, so I'll have to eventually train myself to not get hurt after using it. Anyway . . D'ya feel like you've improved? My whole body is screaming at me, I don't think I'll be able to continue."

He sighed, and sat down on the floor of the Dojo. He was happy he had gotten to do it, but he was still out of gas.
Jennie
Jaga blinked, raising an eyebrow at Take. "Eh?" Admittedly, the ninjutsu part Jaga could could find out himself. He was pretty dang bruised from the attacks, but not exactly tired. His chakra reserves were basically drained though, and as he stood up, he was just looking curiously in Takes direction, waiting for some sort of explanation...

And that he indeed got. "...So you basically punch so hard that your punches gain range?" Jaga said, perhaps simplifying it a little bit too much. In the end, the idea of it was of course amazing, just for the fact that this was all without hand signs and without chakra usage. "Well, hehe... Whatever it is, it's pretty cool in the end!" He walked over to Take and offered a hand. Only to flinch a little, pull it back, and offer his left instead. "Well, you can certainly bust a shoulder with that, so I'd say potency of it is already at a good level. Can't imagine anything NOT exploding if you did something like that during gates!" Jaga chuckled, albeit, the tone would be a mix of actual hilarity and relief.

"...Thank god you didn't use gates, is what I am saying." He laughed proper.

"Of course, you might have even broken a bone if that was the case so... Might wanna train it just a bit more to make sure you ain't doing that." If Take would grab his hand Jaga would pull him up and pat him on the back. "That and so you can make sure you can teach ME how to do it once I get to that level." Perhaps a bit of a greedy way to look at it, but in the end they had once again made something clear. Jaga had fallen a lot behind on actual taijutsu skill to him.