[ Yata had heard about this today and shows up a little early. he would have come anyway because training is sure to draw him like a magnet, but today had the added nervewracking option of him finding out if he'd been assigned to a new god or not. He was still feeling Nami's absence, hand occasionally lifting to rub absently at his collarbone where his name had been.
But for the most part, he hovers somewhere near the entrance, eyes peeled for any of the new gods entering to see if any of them had a reaction to him. That's how it had worked before, right? Maybe this time it would be the same, too. he could hope, right? ]
B; Physical Training
[ Regardless of when and how his new god shows up, Yata eventually wanders over to the training area to get some practice of his own in. He can be spotted zipping around a particular training dummy set apart from the others, mounted on a skateboard with wheels that occasionally ignite with hazy looking flames that stream out behind him. Or perhaps it's his arm that looks like it's on fire as he delivers a flurry of blows to the training dummy he's using. Sometimes, the Red Aura looks like it wraps around all of him as he gets particularly focused and anyone who ventures close enough can feel the heat emanating off him as he trains with it.
Should he notice anyone else nearby looking lost or needing help, he might wander in their direction as well, if no one else does. He knows how it feels to be new and confused here. It's not fun for anyone. And even if he's not the greatest people person, he's making an effort to be helpful where he can. ]
C; Shinki Training
[ The one kind of training Yata hasn't mastered yet - especially when his Fire Aura had interfered with his training last time he'd been here. When he heard there was going to be more people here teaching and learning the skills needed by a shinki, he made a point to stop by specifically to see if maybe he could get some pointers on how to do that instead of.... what he typically did instead. Borderlines probably worked better when they weren't on fire... ]
Yata | OTA
[ Yata had heard about this today and shows up a little early. he would have come anyway because training is sure to draw him like a magnet, but today had the added nervewracking option of him finding out if he'd been assigned to a new god or not. He was still feeling Nami's absence, hand occasionally lifting to rub absently at his collarbone where his name had been.
But for the most part, he hovers somewhere near the entrance, eyes peeled for any of the new gods entering to see if any of them had a reaction to him. That's how it had worked before, right? Maybe this time it would be the same, too. he could hope, right? ]
B; Physical Training
[ Regardless of when and how his new god shows up, Yata eventually wanders over to the training area to get some practice of his own in. He can be spotted zipping around a particular training dummy set apart from the others, mounted on a skateboard with wheels that occasionally ignite with hazy looking flames that stream out behind him. Or perhaps it's his arm that looks like it's on fire as he delivers a flurry of blows to the training dummy he's using. Sometimes, the Red Aura looks like it wraps around all of him as he gets particularly focused and anyone who ventures close enough can feel the heat emanating off him as he trains with it.
Should he notice anyone else nearby looking lost or needing help, he might wander in their direction as well, if no one else does. He knows how it feels to be new and confused here. It's not fun for anyone. And even if he's not the greatest people person, he's making an effort to be helpful where he can. ]
C; Shinki Training
[ The one kind of training Yata hasn't mastered yet - especially when his Fire Aura had interfered with his training last time he'd been here. When he heard there was going to be more people here teaching and learning the skills needed by a shinki, he made a point to stop by specifically to see if maybe he could get some pointers on how to do that instead of.... what he typically did instead. Borderlines probably worked better when they weren't on fire... ]