Kinaga laughed. "Not on your life," he said smiling. He looked his clothes over once. "Do my clothes really look that dark and depressing? Aww, today I was going for the grunge look," he said sarcastically, with a laugh.

Ginger coudln't help but laugh. "You're hilarious," she said with a smile. She shook her head. "Well then, it seems that someone wasn't paying much attention when they got dressed this morning." She giggled.

"Hmmm, I guess not. You really should pay more attention when you're getting dressed. Some people might find it a little weird that you don't pay attention you know," he said sarcastically. Of all the things he enjoyed doing right now, making her laugh was on the top of that list.

Ginger rolled her eyes playfully. "I was talking about you," she said with a grin. She waved her hand a bit and sighed. "What a great day I'm having."

"Moi? Now why would you say something like that?" he said playfully. He smiled. "I'm glad that you're having a good day though, Ging." He looked off to the side a bit, smiling. He hadn't been in this good a mood since (before) the day he'd been resurrected. He looked at her and tilted his head a little. "Anything else you wanted to try out with your sword?" he asked with a grin.

Ginger smiled. "Yeah, I'd like to try something out. Kicking your butt up and down these grounds with my new found abilities thanks to you," she said with a grin. She pulled up the blade and it started to flare up in flames.

Kinaga smiled and took his wind sword back out. He doubted that she'd ever seen him do anything with it besides the wind a few minutes earlier. He'd have hated her to see the tornado he made when he'd first got it. He smiled at the thought. The thought of it still amused him. "Oh, we'll just have to see about that."

Ginger grinned. "I guess we shall," she said as she pulled the blade down causing the fire to go in a half arc towards Kinaga. With that she slowly forced her chakra forward until the flames lashed out at Kinaga.

Kinaga grinned and slashed his blade downwards, creating a wind the separated the fire around him. He'd love to use both his swords, it'd been a while since he'd used both of them at the same time, but he didn't want to use them both just yet. He grinned at Jay. "Jeez Jay, trying to give me third-degree or what?" Wind started to form around Kinaga's blade (reminds me of Kariya, lol). Kinaga slashed his blade horizontally, creating a large wind in Ginger's diection. While she was most likely trying to keep herself steady, Kinaga appeared next to her and playfully put his arm around her. Grinning, he said "Hello there love." He could never really concentrate on training for more than a few minutes, even by himself. In all reality, Kinaga was never really the fighting type to begin with.

Ginger tried to keep her balance and almost completely lost it when Kinny put his arm around. She turned and punched him. "You couldn't be serious if your life depeneded on it coukd you," she said drawing the blade up once more.

Kinaga stumbled back a step when Ginger punched him, looking a little shocked. He gave a light smile. "I guess not, huh?" he said with a small laugh. Kinaga sighed and layed his blade over his shoulder. "Alright then, come on."

Ginger looked a bit satisfied when Kinaga stumbled backwards. I caught him off guard. She smiled as she tilted her blade forward. It caught ablaze and she took a step forward. All I have to do is concetrate in order to manipulate my chakra into the sword. This way I can catch him in a trap and then it's game over. She smirked at Kinaga. "It's time to get serious!" She said as the flames lashed out like whips. But instead of going straight they seperated into four coming from all directions.

Kinaga gave a small smile. "Alright then, if that's what you waannnt," he said with a smile. He held his blade above him and started spinning it. Soon a small tornado was surrounding him, blocking the fire whips from him. Kinaga took a few steps back, coming out of the back of the tornado and sending it towrads Ginger.

Ginger jumped into the air to avoid the wind but it was knocking her off course. What now, she thought. He's got the advantage. She landed on a tree branch. "Hmmm." She looked around the training grouds and grinned. "Ninja Art: A Thousand Blades of Death." Several blades appeared and began to multiply and then they set on fire. Each one circled around Kinaga until they were making a small fire vortex but suddenly stopped and crashed into the ground, their blades still on fire. Ginger jumped into the fire arena behind Kinny and put her sword to his back. "You still can't get serious can you," she said with a sigh. "Oh well," she said as she twisted the blade and aimed for his side.

Kinaga blocked Ginger's sword with his own and said plainly. "You know me, I could never get serious in any fight." He tilted his head a little and lifted his blade from hers. He shrugged. He always hated to fight, even if it never showed that much. He shifted his weight and looked at her. "But, if you do want me to get serious, I could always take my other blade out too," he said with a shrug.

Ginger pushed forward. "Really, well, might as well get serious then, I want to see how good your are and test my limits," she said with a smile.

Kinaga held back from sighing and gave a light smile as he took out his other blade. "Okay, let's see what you've got then," he said as he put his two blades together.

"You don't have to if you don't want to," she said with a small wave of her sword. She ddin't want to force Kinaga to fight with her. She'd go fight someone else to test her limits. There were plenty of people waiting o get their butts kicked.

(lmao, nice)

Kinaga shook his head lightly. "It's fine, I'll start getting more serious," he said with a small laugh. As much as he hated to fight, he could make an exception this one time.

Ginger shook her head. "Okay," she said sheepishly. She started to spin her blade and stopped. Small flames were shot towards Kinaga.

Kinaga gave a light smile. He put his blades facing the ground (still together), then pulled them apart, making him fly straight up into the air away from the fireballs. He smiled and put his blades together and pulled them quickly apart, making a huge wind fly in Ginger's direction. On any normal opponent, he would've made that wind so that it sliced them like hundreds of small kunai's but this being Ginger, he wasn't about to make it hurt her.

Ginger flew back sliding across the ground. "Hmph, nice move," she said sitting up. She stood to her feet. "You're pretty good." She picked her blade up it's fire had died out.

Kinaga landed on his feet and shook his head lightly. "I've had years of practice. Considering that, it's not all that good." He looked at her blade, wondering if she put it out of if his wind had simply blown it out like a candle.

Ginger sighed. "It's pretty good if you ask me," she said. She looked at her blade. "Your wind demolished it," she said with a small frown.

Kinaga walked over to her and looked at her blade. It shouldn't have gone out that easy... "It shouldn't've gone out that easy. Try relighting it."