I, too, had no formal teachers early in my training. But being in the field and using one's skills is far better training than anything that the supposed 'achademys' provide. In fact, its impressive the amount that our 'brats' have to unlearn. The methods of teaching that are considered normal are idiotic, especially when dealing with the different talents and skill levels of new students.
If there is one thing I wish I could instill in every child, in our village or elsewhere, is common sense. That alone would be enough to fix half our problems.
Still, I think our current crop of students is picking things up rather quickly. They may be hampered by their education, but hopefully they'll turn into shinobi's that the Sound can be proud of.
I assure you, I would not enter Her garden without explict permision. But apparently victims - ah - 'attendants' are quite good at exercising the plants as well as feeding them. You should join us some time - its great fun watching the first time a new student is given the task.
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If there is one thing I wish I could instill in every child, in our village or elsewhere, is common sense. That alone would be enough to fix half our problems.
Still, I think our current crop of students is picking things up rather quickly. They may be hampered by their education, but hopefully they'll turn into shinobi's that the Sound can be proud of.
I assure you, I would not enter Her garden without explict permision. But apparently victims - ah - 'attendants' are quite good at exercising the plants as well as feeding them. You should join us some time - its great fun watching the first time a new student is given the task.