Nelson
From Murano's purple tabard, it was fairly easy to discern which division he was in. However, he certainly looked a bit too plain and scrawny to be among those taking down criminals. 

"Essentially, yes. It's also about ingraining it into your muscles, however. You need to make doing the hand seals a second nature, in a way." 

He sort of chuckled when Akihito thumped his forehead. He reminded Murano of himself when he was first learning hand seals. He'd practically been a mess then. 

"Don't worry about it. If you want my recommendation, I suggest practicing your seals before bed and after you wake up in the morning. You can do a little extra in the middle of the day, but those first tow are the most important." It was a trick Murano had learned from a chunin when he was a genin. The brain was capable of remembering things especially well during those two periods of time.
Jared
*Akihito looked at their attire. Oh, he sort of forgot about the dress code that came with being a Chunin. He liked having his own style, perhaps he would join the Frontier Patrol for their masks so that he could wear whatever kind of attire he wanted to. He scratched his head and looked at Keizo. Ah, so he was right, it's about practice. He nodded along with what they had to say.*

"Ah, so there really is no secret technique to keeping it in your brain, besides just practicing the maneuvers and the seals and whatnot."

*He sighed, he had hoped that it would be easier than it already was, before seeing how he would need to be practicing it literally day and night. The boy inhaled, and looked up at the sky. It looked peaceful. It did make sense though, why one would practice at those two times. He scratched his hand as he looked back at the Chunin.*

"Thanks, Keizo."
Nelson
"Nope, no super secret technique anything. Practice and memorization, basically." He said with a chuckle. He'd met plenty of genin that expected some sort of fast and easy technique to mastering skills. If there was one for Jutsu Speed, he'd yet to learn it. 

"No problem, Akihito. I'm sure you'll get it down in no-time. Jutsu speed is just one of those things that comes naturally after time, after all." From what Murano recollected about the Sarutobi, they were hard workers in their own right. He didn't doubt for a second that Akihito would reach his level or even surpass him, so long as he kept at it.
Jared
*Akihito sighed. He thought it'd be easier than it was beforehand. The Sarutobi scratched his chin. So it came naturally. The boy sighed, it probably might for him, but there was not any sign that it was. It did not.*

"Cool, thanks. I gotta go. See ya around."

*The boy stood up and began to walk away from the greenhouse, armed with new knowledge about forming hand seals and how he could become better at it and what could come from it.*