Nelson
"Yea, I've just started working on my Wind Release so I'm not doing anything crazy yet. Cast Nest though, that's a good one. I've seen that one used in the field alot." He watched as Masumi once again went for an attempt at Cast Net, winding up a swing with his fan aimed towards the dummy. He wasn't all too surprised to see it didn't work, considering Masumi's last attempt. That'd probably Murano when tried to do Cast Net one day. 

"Think it's your visualization?" He asked, hoping the genin didn't take offense to him inquiring about his skills. 

"Visualization's pretty important. If you're not really focusing on what the net would look like, you're not gonna get what you want." He was basing this off his training with water ninjutsu, which he assumed worked in a similar way.
Jared
*He nodded. He remembered starting off with Wind Release. It came a bit more natural to him than Water Release. Although, it was his primary element that he used a lot. He had a fair amount of jutsus for it as well. He decided to just put some Bukijutsu into his Ninjutsu and see how that goes. He looked over at Murano, he sighed when they questioned his visualization. He didn't focus on visualization when it came to wind, only Water Release.*

"I mean, it's gotten me this far. Visualization helps me with Water Release. Just going in and attempting the jutsu is my best way of doing Wind Release. Gotta ease into it."

*He looked over at Murano as he spoke. After he finished speaking he looked over at the dummy once more. Why not try it? Visualization might be the key to learning everything in one go like how he did with his first jutsus. The Hyuga shut his eyes, visualizing a net of wind blades. He reared his giant fan back, his eyes still shut.*

"Make sure you're a safe distance away."

*He couldn't see them, so he didn't know if he was about to smack him with a giant net of wind. He grit his teeth as he swung the net towards the dummy. Out came a net of wind. On contact with the dummy it gave it a lot of deep square cuts. It nearly hit the adjacent dummies as well. Masumi opened his eyes and admired the damage.*

"I guess it is visualization."

*The boy chuckled.*
Nelson
He supposed just attempting a jutsu was as good of a way as any to learning it. Practice makes perfect, right? At Masumi's request, he'd take a few steps back to get out of the potential blast zone. He watched as Masumi winded up his fan and struck forward, sending out what appeared to be a nearly perfect Cast Net. Hey ,that wasn't bad for practically his third try! He assumed Masumi was mostly likely mainly a wind user, if he adapted to a new jutsu this quickly. 

"Hey man, good job! That was golden." He said, clapping the genin on the shoulder. He'd taken special note of how Masumi had conducted his breathing during the jutsu usage and his stance. He didn't doubt both would be useful for learning his own wind release techniques later on. However, it didn't hurt to ask for tips too. 

"Got any tips for a new wind user?"
Jared
*The boy snickered as he slung the fan onto his back into its holder. The holder was diagonal across his back, which made it easier to put in and grab out. The area of effect was a bit smaller than he hoped for, but it was a good start. The Hyuga lingered for a second before jogging over to the dummy, looking at the cuts it made. It certainly was a net jutsu. The boy looked over at the Chunin when they asked for tips.*

"Tips for wind users? I'm kind of at that intermediate level, but I think I have the best Wind Release amongst the genins. So um, like I said, there's gust and blade types. Breakthrough, D rank, gust type. You need no sort of visualization, you just push the wind out. I guess it's more about concentrating the chakra than putting it into a different form. Cast Net is different though, but I guess that's just buki ninjutsu for ya."

*The boy walked back over to Murano and turned to the dummy.*

"There's not a lot of blade types in the lower technique ranks, and it's just a lot of gust types. Like Breakthrough, Great Breakthrough and Gale Palm. Although, once you get to B rank stuff it's more likely to be blade types. Which requires a fair amount more concentration than the gust ones. Like Wind Waves and Vacuum Serial Waves."

*The genin brought his right hand to his left shoulder and sliced through the air, sending a horizontal wave of wind into the dummy, decapitating it. He'd exhale. He had used a fair amount of his chakra for a lot of these. Although, he still had a lot more. The jutsus weren't enough to tire him out.*

"Though, that one doesn't require hand signs. Umm, overall, just concentrate on the shape. Like Water Release I guess. Although Water Release is fine tuning visualization. Wind Release is just rudimentary shapes and sometimes no shape at all."
Nelson
Murano listened intently to what he had to say, writing a few mental notes on things like the types of wind jutsu and necessity of concentration. What Masumi was saying made sense and he didn't doubt that he was of an intermediate level. With his kind of skills, Murano didn't doubt he'd probably go even higher soon enough. 

"So less visualization and more just focusing on the shapes. Seems simple enough, but It's gonna be a hassle getting used to it after using water ninjutsu half my life." He said with a slight chuckle. He gave the dummy a quick glance over, looking at the fine cuts that Masumi had produced across it's body. So, this is what he would be able to do at some point with wind jutsu. So long as he kept up his training, provided. It was definitely enticing, considering it'd fit his stealth based kit perfectly. 

"Well, thanks for the tips. Here, my treat." He said as he offered a few meal tickets for the ramen place nearby. Masumi's tips were exceptionally helpful for the training he'd do in the next couple days, so he felt like being a bit generous.
Jared
*He nodded. It was way different than water ninjutsu. The Hyuga had a sort of tough time with learning it. Although he had become well versed in the water release category. He learnt two water techniques, one which would probably kill him if he blasted it from his mouth, and another that was just a normal bullet technique.*

"It's a pretty stark contrast between the two, but not as much as earth I believe. That's something entirely different."

*He said, looking off towards space, thinking. He only had his war fan for about a hour and had already learnt a jutsu, crazy day for sure. He didn't really know how this thing worked besides just wind jutsus. Perhaps he could hit some people with it and deal some damage that way. His attention was directed to the dummy. The cuts were nice, but they were definitely a bit rough around the edges. Improvement could be made. It certainly doesn't come natural to the boy like taijutsu. His attention was directed by to Murano as they offered meal tickets. He took his happily.*

"Thanks Murano! I gotta go, but I'll see ya later."

*The boy turned and ran off, perhaps to try some ramen, perhaps to train some more with his war fan. All he knew, is that it was uncomfortable to run with the giant fan strapped to his back.*