Morals of a Samurai *Training*

[windgear]

ok *takes training sword and works on the speed of the swing*  

[Tsuruke]

*give windgear his wooden tsutana (6ft custom made korean sword...but usual its made of adamant, sometime wooden)* [owns both]  

[windgear]

thanks*burrows the wooden tsutana then starts training the force of the blow*  

[Tsuruke]

you most welcome, enjoy.  

[windgear]

it more of a work out sweatdrop then someone whold think sweatdrop  

[Tsuruke]

windgear

it more of a work out sweatdrop then someone whold think sweatdrop

tell me about it. lmao  

[windgear]

Tsuruke

windgear

it more of a work out sweatdrop then someone whold think sweatdrop

tell me about it. lmao

smile sweatdrop  

[RosesxScythes]

I can barely lift and use my sword my brothers got me for me bday sweatdrop I think i'll stick with my daggers and shinai razz I'd never be able to use a Tsutana *keels over dead, trying to pick one up* XD  

[windgear]

you have to use what you are comfortable with and the weapon you use doesn't matter. it's how you use it. smile  

[RosesxScythes]

That's true. My weapon that I use is a Shinai and a pair of daggers mostly. XD  

[windgear]

*switchs back to speed of the swing* sweatdrop I think they the made bigger swords to the point where it's hard to use was to scare the opponent. sweatdrop  

[RosesxScythes]

Maybe so. But it was also to but I think it was also to build up strength, endurance, and maybe to show off, since most guys love to brag XD  

[windgear]

as you said show off sweatdrop when you see your opponent bring out a bigger sword that you never seen before you sweatdrop tend to not mess with them. smile I think I need to stop training*walks to a wall and sits down*  

[RosesxScythes]

Maybe so. But not always. Some guys just don't care. Because bigger, isn't always better. But yeah *meditates*  

[windgear]

I personally like the katana because it's light and sharp. smile