Ginger shrugged. Does it really matter, she wanted to ask but kept her thoughts to herself. Instead she said. "Fire," making sure the blade was pointed in the opposite direction. It caught on fire, but the flames were a bit smaller than before.

Kinaga frowned. "That should't've..." he blinked a couple times. I don't understand why that happened....it shouldn't have gone out that easy, especially when Jay's chakra is as strong as it is... "Uhh....sorry Ging."

Ginger looked at him wondering what the problem was. "I don't get it, what's wrong with you and what are you apologizing for," she asked. She blinked a couple of times and then her blade went out. She put it back in it's sheath and sat in the grass pulling at it every so often to keep herself busy.

Kinaga sighed and sat down. "It shouldn't have gone out that easy, and I have no clue why it did." Kinaga gave a small shrug. "I'm apologizing because I put it out." He kept himself from sighing again and thought This is why I hate fighting, I always end up doing something stupid...

Ginger shrugged. "Okay Kinaga, but I'm telling you it's not your fault. I'm just a bit low on chakra. I'm still recovering from my death," she said. "I used a forbidden jutsu the day I died and it took everything I had." She sighed. "So don't worry," she said smiling.

Kinaga looked at her and smiled. He'd rather not mention at this point that it didn't really take chakra to keep the blade going. He shrugged and layed back and looked up at the sky. The clouds were a pure white today. He gave a light smile. He'd rather keep it that way. He hated conjuring up storms on days like these.

Gingr gave a sigh as she fell backwards and looked up at the sky. It was a perfectly fine day and she smiled. "Picnic," she whispered sitting back up and pulling off her bad and picking up a small box out of it and then another. She laid them down as she pulled out a blanket and a jug. "Yum," she said with a grin. She quickly set it up and sat back down and looked at it. "Hey, Kinaga, you want some lunch," she asked not looing up.

Kinaga turned his head away from the sky and looked at her, still laying down. He smiled and sat up. "Yeah, sure, thanks," he said with a small laugh. "You carry seals, you carry picnics, is there anything you don't carry with you?"

Ginger shrugged. "Hmm, I don't think I carry arond......" She fell silent and slowly looked at Kinaga. "Um...I doubt it," she said giving a pitiful laugh. She hung her head. "I'm always prepared." She said. Then a smile came to her face. "I know what I don't carry," Ginger said. "I don't carry senbon!"

Kinaga laughed. "Senbon? That's the only thing you don't carry with you?" He shook his head lightly. "Wow Jay, you really are prepared for anything aren't you?" he said, not realizing he called her Jay instead of Ginger.

Ginger looked at Kinaga. "Who's Jay," she asked. She started to unwrap the box. "Yes, senbon are the only things I don't carry, that and an Akatsuki Jacket," she said with a smile. She picked up some chopstiks and pushed the other box towards Kinaga.

Kinaga stopped and looked at Ginger. Then he realized what she meant. He gave her a 'sorry' look, then picked up the other box. "I can imagine that you wouldn't carry one of those around with you," he said with a light smile.

Ginger smiled. "Sure I wouldn't but maybe I should," she said with a grin. She shrugged as she poked at the rice. "What do you not carry," she asked with a small smile.

Kinaga smile. "Now why would you want to carry one of those around?" He gave a small grin. "I'm hardly ever prepared for anything. I like having to improvise." He shrugged. "I don't really carry anything besides my swords." He glanced down at his locket and smiled. "And my locket."

Ginger grinned. "Really now," she said with a grin. "You like to improvise, what happens when you can't," she asked. She pulled out her blade. A small fire spiral began to form around it. She held her chopsticks up and looked at Kinaga her green eyes shinned.

Kinaga smiled. "Improvising is always an option." He gave a small laugh. "You have something in mind, don't you? I can tell from your expression."

Ginger gave a small grin. "Actually there are rogues near by who think they can win," she said standing. She tilted her chopsticks towards Kinaga. "You up for it," she asked as some of the rogues started to walk out. "So much for my lunch," she said with a small sigh. "I'm gonna crush you guys for this," she said.

Kinaga blinked and looked around at the rogues. He stood up and smiled. "Of course I am, Gingy," he said with a playful tone on her name. "Hm, after we crush them, we should go out somewhere to finish our lunch, cuz something tells me it won't survive the battle." He pulled his wind blades out and looked around at the rogues. "Alright, bring it on then."

Ginger smiled. "True enough," she said. The rogues started in for the attack. "What a bunch of losers," she said as she put her blade forward. The first rogues leaped in the air and as soon as he was close enough Ginger brough the blade cross his gut. He fell with a thud and she looked at the others. "Who's next."

Kinaga smiled as he heard two rogues trying to come at him from behind. He flipped his swords so that when he held them they would be facing down and slid them under his arms so that the rogue coming at his got stabbed with both of them. (I'm sorry, I'm not too good at decribing sword usage, lol ) Kinaga looked around and shrugged. "This is rather sad. They interrupt our lunch and they can't even put up a good fight?" He sighed. "Oh well."

Ginger kicked a rogue back. "True," she said. She wipped her eyes like she was crying. "Boo who." She said as she cut a rogue down. "These guys could have at least shown some kind of talent.

Kinaga shrugged. "Yeah, true enough. Oh well. I guess it's gonna really suck being them in about 30 seconds," he said, as he put the hilts of his blades together. In a small flash, the hilts fused. Kinaga put one of his hands down and with his other started spinning the sword(s) rapidly around in front of him. Within seconds, a sideways tornado went towards some rogues that were somewhat close together in a group, smashing them all through several trees.

Ginger smiled. "Wow, that was thirty seconds tops," she said as she sat back down at the lunch boxes. "Hmm, didn't do any damage," she said with a smile. She shrugged. "Ahh, this is the life."