Utterly taken by the massive genjutsu, Tetsu looked around with utter confusion, as their surroundings had changed from the peacful clearing to the forlorn and blackened forest. His mind couldn't even comprehend that they were in place of a genjutsu, it must have been done when Izuka arrived at first hand. Being a Sannin, it must have been quite easy to trick those Genin into thinking they were right outside of the forest. Yet, it still didn't make sense, there was still no instruction as to the test or to what goal they needed to complete. Tetsu continued to try and wrap his mind around the ordeal, until he could feel the careful pricking of Jun-san's nails digging into Tetsu's arm. Trying to hold back a painful face, his eyes twitched as he gritted his teeth and said, " That really hurts." In a low tone, as he looked down at Jun-san. He noticed that his jacket was no longer cut, nor was he in the intense pain he was in beforehand. Astounding really, he placed a hand on the wound's area, gripping it tightly as Jun-san let go of his arm. " I appreciate the effort," in a calm tone, he would then place a hand on the end of his Ninjatō. His eyes turning to face the crowd of people that were also caught in the genjutsu.<br/><br/>" Everyone, circle up!" He would attempt to give a command to the rest of the ninja in the gathering. He was hoping they would create a circle around a central point, basically behind Tetsu's back, to create a defensive perimeter as who know which ninja would attack them next. His eyes attempted to focus to find the dead eyed girl, with the mask. There was no need to be in a battle where the odds might not be in their favor, as much as they could tell. Every single one of these ninja could be the enemy.  " We need to give it a moment, as far as we know, there could still be an instructor coming to tell us what this is all about. Yet, that is no reason not to be prepared for an attack. If they do attack, there is no reason to engage them all. We should retreat and when they scatter, attack individually if necessary."