Training in the village of sound

"I can hear him fine, I choose not to listen." Kaseki said. He rested his back against the tiles of the abandoned building. He watched as Hayden swung his pipe smashing into the boiler.

Kaseki slid down the wall and sat on the floor has he observed. That meant he was on the right path to learning Kenjutsu, and perhaps maybe in time he would give him Kuribocho. Maybe.

"Now that you have done it once, I ask you do it again." Kaseki said, "This place needs to be in ruins. We don't need more experimenting on innocents." Kaseki glanced around the room, looking for something of use. His eyes returned to Hayden as he found nothing to take with him. "Now, once he find out your chakra nature, we can really start to destroy things... for practice."

"If you say so..." Hayden replied, a bit weary. He didn't understand why he'd want the place trashed now. Considering that anu nation had had two hundred years to search the place, but that was not his decision. it was training and it had to be done for him to grow stronger. Wrestling the pipe from the boiler he proceeded to the next room in which sat a machine roughly four feet high. it looked like a more primitive form of the chakara scanning tool used on him after his infection began to spread. "I think we are a few years to late to keep the secret of this place for, at the very least, the leaf shinobi..." Hayden stated before taking the pipe to the machine, careful to always imbue it with his chakara first. It seemed that with each strike the pipe refused to travel very far through with it was striking but also, it did not receive even a scratch.

"Ah, but see how even now we are able to learn from this ruin?" Kaseki argued, "A legacy lasts as only as their work. This isn't not a legacy." Kaseki stood up, only to look down the hall.

"Destroy it all. You'll soon learn the reason why." He took steps passed the doorway. He was going to use some of the secret tunnels for good measure. After all, Orochimaru had camps all over the place. He would wander through them and pop up anywhere. Everything was going to be a one-way trip for him.

But for now... He had to train the other one... for now.

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And so, Hayden was left to wander the facility alone, destroying anything left of value there. After going through several more doors he came to a room inexplicably covered in plants. He could not fathom how the plants had survived in the dark for so many years, but he thought better of destroying them. If such things could survive for so long, who was he to come along and remove them for their quiet peace. in the dark.

After several hours of hard work Hayden finally emerged, blinking, into the sun light. It was now the twilight hour and he was tired and sore all over, but the day had been quite productive. He believed he could not channel his chakara effectively into either his left hand weapon or in Tenno on the right. Though he could not do both at once. He went around and collected some firewood before settling in for the night underneath an improvised lean-to. He had no idea what he was to do next other then train, but he rested soundlt that night knowing that if his master needed him he would be summoned.