Learning has its Incentives | D - Rank Mission

Name: A good example
Rank: D Rank
Location: Any village
Reward: 50exp, 100 RYO, 200 word count.
Description: The shinobi Academy has requested you to stop by and help them with some students. They want to encourage their current students to pass their courses and they have chosen you to be an example to the students. Show them a basic jutsu or two!

The nostalgia of walking the halls of the Academy brought back some good memories for the young Kunoichi, it was here that Tenri was able to start her journey to become a Shinobi of Johogakure. A path her parents never wanted for her, their own selfish desires taking precedence. It was the Academy that allowed her to cement her own path and allow her to make her own choices, the thankfulness she felt for the faculty and the students of her class were endless, though she'd never allow herself to admit it aloud.

Today's mission required Tenri to display basic knowledge of jutsu to a class of Academy Students in order to show them the benefits of passing their exams and to continue their journey on the path to becoming a Genin. A simple enough mission that required only the basic knowledge of jutsu, the hard part was catching and keeping the attention of the Academy Students. Luckily she loved children, perhaps because she still was one herself.

Tenri decided Today's lesson was to be conducted outside, afterall there was nothing worse than being cramped in a stinky classroom all day. This simple decision caused a bit of a stir for the students, their excitement evident by the hushed chatter. "Hello all! My name is Tenri and I will be teaching you some necessary techniques that every shinobi should have in their bag of tricks. On the way out here you'll notice I passed each of you a bag of Shuriken and Kunai. Throwable weapons used by many, if not all shinobi." with a commanding yet kind tone the young blonde would stand before a wooden dummy, indicating for her students to remain where they were. A lull of 'Oohs' and 'Ahhhs' echoing from the mouths of each student. "The first technique I am going to teach you is one of the hardest E-Rank techniques that has a variety of uses. During missions it is used to infiltrate and gather information. The Transformation jutsu! First let's go through the required handsigns of the technique.". In a puff of smoke Tenri would assume the appearance of the classes actual Teacher Mrs Rimura causing another round of Ooohs and Ahhhs.

"The second technique is the Body Replacement Technique that could very well save your life one day. To demonstrate this I will remain in the form of your Teacher Mrs Rimura and you students will get the chance to throw the Kunai and Shuriken you were given at me." As she finished her sentence a loud and excited chatter would erupt from the students. Clearly half of these kids have always dreamt of throwing sharp inanimate objects at their teacher, the other half seemed excited over the fact they can actually use real Kunai.

The events that followed, Tenri allowed each student to throw from the bag of sharp weapons they were given at her as their target, it would do them well to get a free lesson in using such weapons and with their interest peaked the students were progressing well. For over an hour no student had even come close and retaining the form of Ms Rimura was becoming a strain on the young blonde. Finally a student was able to hit Tenri with a shuriken allowing her to successfully display the use of the Body Replacement Technique with ease to the amazement and joy of the gathered students.

With a smile the young sunkissed girl would get to work teaching the students the three highsigns for the Transformation Technique Dog, Boar and Ram before getting each student to perform the technique. Moving on with the lesson Tenri taught the students the fundamentals of the Body Replacement Technique and refused to leave until each student had fully grasped and perfectly performed the jutsu. By the end of the day Tenri left the Academy feeling proud of not only herself but the students she was given the chance to teach and with a job well done there was no way she had failed to complete her mission.

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