Satomi waited in the tree for a short time after their meeting time,watching the clouds go by, enjoying the nice cool breeze. After some time, however, she decided to do something a bit more productive with her time. She put her hands together and created a shadow clone, which went off a bit further in the forest. While she waited for Haru to show up, her shadow clone prepared the area in which they would be training, setting up targets and other various things that would be useful, since they were going to be practicing shurikenjutsu first. The clone had enough time to set up the whole training area and Haru still hadn't shown up. Satomi released her jutsu and the shadow clone disappeared, leaving her alone to wait.<br/><br/>She sighed lightly, staring up at the clouds. "Oh, Haru. You really should invest in an alarm clock." she spoke to no one in particular, since there was no one around, and smiled lightly. It wasn't too much later than Haru finally showed up, skidding to a stop in front of her and announcing his presence with an unnecessarily loud apology. She closed an eye and tried not to wince at the sudden loud words. She chuckled a bit and dropped down from her perch on the tree. "It's alright. But you really should try to be on time next time. After all, we do have a lot of work to get done, and not a lot of time." she encouraged him, her voice soft and gentle, making it seem more like friendly advice than a reprimand. "Right. Let's get to work, then." she smiled, gesturing for him to follow her into the forest.<br/><br/>She led him to the place where her clone had set up targets. There were targets set up directly in front of them, placed on the trunks of the trees around, and those hanging from, or placed on branches in the trees above and around them, She didn't expect that they would actually use many of these right now, but it didn't hurt to be prepared, and he had given her plenty of time to kill. For now, they would work on him consistently hitting those in front of them with a fair degree of accuracy and precision, then they could move on.<br/><br/>"Alright, then. How about you start by trying to hit those targets there." she pointed at the three directly in front of them. "That way I can see your form, and we can go from there. Okay?" She instructed him, smiling gently and moving out of the way to give him space to work, and to give her a good vantage point from which to observe and critique his form and his technique. This way she could get a better idea of what he was doing right, what he was doing wrong, and figure out how to help him correct the issues that prevented him from succeeding with this particular technique. She didn't think it would be necessary to start from scratch, but observing him first would give her a better idea.<br/><br/>She thought that she felt like someone was watching them, but for now she ignored the feeling and focused on Haru. If someone was watching them, they wouldn't see much, so she wasn't too worried about it. As long as it wasn't an enemy, it wasn't a big deal, and she didn't feel like it was. Either way, she'd keep an eye out for anything out of the ordinary,  but she needed to observe Haru for now.