Kinaga stood leaning against a tree, looking at one of his wind blades. Something about this one seemed different than the other one, even though they were supposed to be twin blades. He shrugged and looked in front of him to see if Ginger(/Jay) was coming yet.

Ginger walked down to the training grounds with her blade on her back. She'd already changed her entire style so that she would get intouch with her other side. She gave a small smile when she saw Kinny. "Hello," she said.

Kinaga's eyes widened slightly as he saw Ginger. For a moment he thought he was seeing Shisu, but soon realized that it was just Jaymaru in her new disguise. He quickly shook it off and smiled, giving a small wave. "Hey Ging." He walked up to her and layed his blade over his shoulder and looked at her. "I like your new look," he said with a laugh.

Ginger smiled. "Hello Kinny, it's good to see you too," she smiled. She hadn't caught his wide eyes because she'd been a distance off. "So are you ready to witness my wraith," she asked with a grin.

Kinaga smiled. This definitely didn't sound like something Jaymaru would say. She'd do a great job hiding her identity. Kinaga smiled and pointed his sword at her. "The real question is: Are you ready, Ginger Stormwatcher?" he said with a grin.

Ginger pulled her sword. "Yes Master Kinaga, your young Grasshopper is ready to become a Locus." She gave a grin.

Kinaga smiled. "After we get through training, I want to give you a little tip that might help you out in a tight spot," he said with a smile. "But only if you can beat me." He grinned. He was just teasing her right about now, he'd end up telling her either way. Kinaga smiled and ran at her, trying to side-slash her.

Ginger rolled her eyes. "Yeah, yeah." She said bringing the sword down in a swift move to block Kinaga's blade. She then tried pushing him back to slash him.

Kinaga smiled. "Good," he said as he jumped back from the slash. "Not bad. Are you sure this is your first time using a blade?" He smiled. He wasn't going to use it just yet. Kinaga ran at her, then appeared behind her, and tried to pull his blade under her feet to trip her.

Ginger shook her had. "My first, but not my last," she smiled. She suddenly blinked when he disappeared. Panic flooded her when she saw the blade under her legs. "Hey," she snapped on accident. "Trying to cut my legs off?" She landed on the blade and pointed her own at his chest.

Kinaga smiled when he saw the blade pointed at his chest. He looked at it for a second, then looked up at her. "You really think I'd do that?" he said, standing up. He slowly (and nonchalantly) pushed her blade away from his chest with his own.

Ginger backed up some. "Sorry, for snapping, I paniced for a second there. And no I doubt it, but you never know," she teased.

Kinaga mock-pouted. "Aww, now that's not fair Gingy. You know I'd never do that." He did fake puppy-dog eyes at her. (lmao, couldn't resist mate)

(lol, so i see. :} )

Ginger shrugged. "Oh really Kinaga, don't play the puppy with me," she said. She lifted her blade. "So are we gonna finish this or not," she asked playfully.

Kinaga smiled. "Aww, that worked last time. And of course we're going to finish this," he said, and right when he ended his sentence he side-slashed again, making sure he was careful not to really hit her. If it were normal sparring, he wouldn't have to worry so much, but he didn't want to hurt her for real.

Ginger brought her blade down quick. She had to practice in anticipating his moves. She tightened her grip on her blade and brought it over her head and brought it down over Kinaga.

Kinaga quickly blocked her sword by putting his own over his head. He smiled and looked at her as he was holding her blade back. "One thing you might want to try: get two blades and only use one for the duration of the battle. Your opponent won't really suspect you to use your other one most of the way through the battle," he said as he pushed her back with his sword.

Ginger stepped back. "Good idea," she said. "I was thinking tha you might try to use the other when I went for an arial attack," she said. She was suprised she'd even thought of that but she'd changed over the past two years.

Kinaga smiled and pointed his sword at her playfully. "Smart. Hmm," he said, looking up a little. "You may know me better than I know you..." He looked at her and smiled. "But I don't know about that." Kinaga slashed his sword down, creating a wind just strong enough to knock her down. He smiled playfully and walked over to her. He held out his hand to her. "Sorry, I couldn't resist."

Ginger fell back a bit suprised. A leaf flew onto her face and she looked at. "How mean," she giggled pulling the leaf off. She then pulled herself up. "Thanks," she said. She pointed her sword at him. "That was a cheap shot, now I'm gonna have to stop playing around," she grinned.

Kinaga gave a small laugh. "I'm supposing that means I'm gonna be in trouble, right?" he said, grinning. He held his sword over his shoulder. "Well then, come on."

"You bet," she said lashing out with her sword, she made it a swift move that possibly would have taken somebodies arm off if not careful.

Kinaga's eyes widened slightly and he blocked her sword with his, putting it vertical to the ground. "And you were worried about me taking your leg off?" he said, grinning. He pushed her away with his blade and smiled. "You can do better than that."

Ginger looked off to the side as she pulled her sword back. "Well.....whatever," she said turning back to face him. "I don't know if I can do any better," she said with a shrug. She lifted her blade up and stuck out with it again.

Kinaga smiled at her sympathetically. "Ging, I was joking," he said, walking over to her. "You should know by now not to take everything I say so seriously." He smiled as he put his sword in the ground and leaned on it slightly. He gave a small laugh. "If I wasn't from the Stealth, that would've took my arm off," he said, grinning.