"Adjust your stance a little," Kurama handed him another shuriken, "and throw from the elbow. The trick is getting it to spin fast enough that at least one point will hit the board." He demonstrated, his hand down and close, flicking another shuriken into the target.
"It's the getting used to having important things that's the issue," he said, toeing at the grass a little. "Loved ones and family have only been important for less than half a century out of about two and a half thousand years. It's weird."
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Date: 2010-12-08 04:19 am (UTC)"It's the getting used to having important things that's the issue," he said, toeing at the grass a little. "Loved ones and family have only been important for less than half a century out of about two and a half thousand years. It's weird."