Misuno continued to explain the particulars of the next stage of the exam- how the proctors would handle injury and all the ways the teams could quit or call for assistance from the Jounin if they needed it. She explained how medical ninjas would be available but in doing so would disqualify anyone who needed it. All various things meant to convince nervous genin to back out... It seemed relatively safe to ignore for the time being.<br/><br/>As the trio finished discussing their strategies, the head proctor finished her speech. They announced that they would now go to the testing area and that this was the last opportunity for anyone to withdraw for their own safety...<br/><br/>Jin-Ryu, Azuki, and Yuki were seperated from the rest of the genin and led along a tall fence up to an entrance. They were in an open field, but within the arena was a wide variety of terrain from all appearances- tropical forests, rivers, swamps, rolling hills and ruins- pyramid-like structures hazy and grey in the distance.<br/><br/>Their Jounin proctor unlocked the gate and let it swing open, presenting the second stage of the exam to them. She was a long-haired woman from Amegakure, half of her face covered in brown locks. A medical team was setting up behind them, "Don't get yourselves killed." The Jounin said, pulling out a walkie talkie.<br/><br/>"The timer won't actually start until the last team departs, so you might have some time..." She suggested before bringing the walkie talkie up to her mouth, "This is Fuyō. We're all set here."<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">I apologize for the delay.<br/><br/>(https://s22.postimg.org/mkgj7c1tt/basemap3.png)<br/><br/>Sorry the map isn't very good but I wanted to put this out there so you weren't waiting any longer. The golden arrow is your starting position. The yellow is the big tower in the center... Since humans can see the horizon at about 5km away, that's all you'll be able to see without getting better elevation. Don't worry too much about the particulars of how long it takes to walk/land hop or whatever... Just tell me what you want to do and I'll roll with it. I will give you cues about how much time you have left. Plus, it's five days so you've got a lot of leeway.</div></div>