Janie
*On his way to a place to learn a new, important jutsu, Naoyuki would once again read about it in a book. He loved it. The reading, that is. It's just fun to learn through reading, and later through doing it. Reading the words the author wrote down about the jutsu, its uses, how to perform it... Nao could read about such things all day long and not get bored of it, like always. He seemed to forget about the other books. Just rarely, when he was not in the mood or didn't have the energy to train or was just not otherwise occupied, he would read a "Normal" Book, something not about jutsus, or generally the life of a shinobi.

 It is a Wind release jutsu. One that is not an attack, but something else. Wind Release: Passing Typhoon. That jutsu made it possible for the user to get rid of weather conditions, if needed. Weather conditions! Capable of that, a shinobi would have a huge advantage, he thought. Hiding in the mist technique? Rendered useless. Natural weather conditions hindering the user? Blown away by the jutsu. It's really strong, if used correctly, which made Naoyuki wonder why it was "Just" C-Rank. But he wouldn't complain at all! This allowed him to learn it easily. Better than it being B-Rank. Or higher, thus forbidding it for him to learn it. And also, the jutsu shouldn't draw too much chakra away, making it less of a bad thing to use if needed to.

So, Nao arrived at the place he wanted to learn the jutsu unhindered. Now, he just needed a weather condition... Oop, what a coincidence! It just started to rain for him! How convenient that is, wow. He was truly blessed. Alright then, time to seize the chance of learning that jutsu as soon as possible before the rain would stop on its own! First, the hand seals for it. These were done quickly, as Nao trained his speed in them often enough. And then, he blew. For someone who knows how to use Wind Release: Great Breakthrough, or just any Wind Release jutsu, the basics were easy on this one.*

*Well, for a first time of using the jutsu, it was not all too bad. The wind appeared, great enough to push the rain. But, the rain drops just changed their direction more towards the other side instead of just completely vanishing like it should have happened. Welp, let's try it again, shall we? Nao had to think about a way to make it better... Definitely, the wind had to be stronger, yet still have that same huge range to blow the rain away like he had it right now. So, one thing he did already! Not much left, just more force. Should be easy. Push more chakra into the jutsu, and there you go.

He would try it again now, utilizing more chakra than last try. A deep breath in, and there! A big, strong blow, a wind strong enough to make the rain go away for good. The sun was suddenly shining, making the wet ground shine and reflect the light. A job well done! The people could come out of their homes without getting wet now. And, he had a new jutsu in his arsenal. All in a day's work!*
Jennifer
*Raiji had made it to the monument not long after the last time, glancing up at the tree he remembered that Uzumaki fellow standing on. He leaned against it, flicking his nose slightly and glancing around. He had asked Aikuru like Kana suggested, and he had somehow agreed to teaching him the great fireball technique without breaking any of his appendages. How convenient for him. He let out a soft sigh and sunk into a sitting position, waiting patiently for the chunin to arrive. He took this time to gaze out upon the monument and the forestry around it, smiling to himself at the simplistic beauty of it all.*
"Only a matter of time before he gets here, I suppose.. I was a bit early, I guess," *He spoke to himself for no reason other than the desire to do it, and refusing to admit he was bored out of his mind.*
Jared
Aikuru had already been there, dropping down next to him. He perched himself into a tree for a while, waiting for the Uchiha. He didn't do much stealth, but he was glad he was able to keep up the stealth despite having no training in it whatsoever. Anyway, he gave the other Uchiha a small wave as he began to talk to him. 

"'Ello Raiji, let's get right to it, hm?"

He began to weave the seals to the technique he was hoping to learn, nice and slow so that he could remember it and learn it. After doing that, he asked him a question.

"So, how've you been?"
Jennifer
*Raiji jumped slightly at the intrusion of Aikuru, before stumbling to his feet and nodding vigorously at his rather rhetorical question. He looked at the seals intently, his hands already molding loose versions of them so he could get a feel for how the seals would be on his own hands. He was already familiar in them, but the sequence was not, therefore, as he practiced those without actually forming hard, concrete seals, he answered Aikuru with earnest.*
"I've been doing quite good, Aikuru. I've been getting a lot stronger, and faster recently, and I also learned how to control my fire chakra to an extent, which was why I reached out to you. Thank you for wanting to teach me this, by the way. I'm not sure how my mother would react if I made chunin without this jutsu."
*He let out a nervous chuckle, his mother was always serious when it came to his shinobi work.*
Jared
"Ah, my grandfather kept nagging me until I myself learnt how to use Fire Release. It was annoying, to say the least."

He said as he sighed, feeling quite sympathetic for the other Uchiha, though he wasn't going to casual talk anymore. From now on, it was strictly jutsu learning talk. Looking back over to Raiji, he began to speak up again. "So, after you've performed the seals to the technique, begin to churn chakra within your system. After you have done that, you have to actually expel it. The way I do it, is that I imagine I'm shaping a large fireball within my body, then shoot it out."

"Works for me, so it may work for you."

He slammed his notebook shut as he waited for Raiji.
Jennifer
*Raiji chuckled at the Chunin's expense, before listening to his advice closely and taking a moment to consider. There was always the possibility that it would backfire, so he'd just have to be prepared for a lot of bad feelings in his throat and lungs. He nodded his understanding, going through the hand signs carefully and deliberately, closing his eyes and speaking strongly, but not loudly,* "Fire Style: Great Fireball Technique," *Before he landed on the 'Tiger' hand sign, breathing in heavily, channeling chakra into his lungs, placing the tiger sign to his chin, breathing out, and...*
"Fuck!"
*Expelling nothing but black smoke. He coughed and coughed, bending his knees and keeling over as his lungs were subject to fire styled agony.*
Jared
He tapped his back a few times to let out a little more of the black smoke from his mouth, he had a bit of the same problem.

"Yeah, that's one of the big drawbacks to Fire Release. We have to work on this . ."

He said as he began to hum to himself, planting a hand on his chin as his eyes began to dart about, thinking about how he could help the other Uchiha. He was wanting to help the other clan member. If he made him get stronger, he made the clan get stronger in a sense. He was very proud of his clan, and loved it with all of his heart. So he had to help Raiji, as he considered him family. Despite them not being blood-related. He considered all *Noragakure-Uchiha* Family.

"Alright, do the same thing you did, however attempt to flow chakra from your lungs as well. It'll hopefully push it out."
Jennifer
"Alright, alright.." *He spoke softly, in a slight rasp as he cleared his throat and wiped the spit from his chin from coughing so extremely. He glanced to Aikuru and nodded gently at his advice, cracking his knuckles and breathing steadily. He flipped through the hand seals much quicker than his first attempt, shouting out,* "Fire style: Great Fireball Technique!"
*As his hands formed the tiger seal, he deliberately coated his lungs in a thin filament of chakra like it was second nature, breathing in deeply and placing the tiger seal to his lips, leaning forwards and breathing out heavily as the chakra flowed from his lungs, to his lips, and shot outwards in an impressive second try. It was a sizeable fireball, about the size of a beach ball, and it rocketed through the air before running out of strength and fizzling out 20 meters away. Raiji almost gasped in relief, his grin threatening to split his face.* 
"That was a good try, wasn't it, Aikuru?"