You had decided for yourself that it was time you learned another justu. Maybe offensive this time. You looked for a offensive flower jutsu in your jutsu book and found one that sounded easy enough.

"Dancing Bloom Kunai, an elegant offensive technique of the Floral Style, merges precision and nature's grace into a single strike. To perform this jutsu, weave the hand seals in sequence: Tiger, Bird, then Flower."

You did as it said, weaving the hand signs Tiger, Bird, then flower. You looked back at the book, feeling your chakra appear within you.

"Feel your chakra flow into the kunai in your hand, imbuing it with your intent. As your energy fuses with the blade, call upon the nearby petals to spiral around it. The petals will adhere to your chakra's current, spinning rapidly and forming a vibrant, razor-sharp drill."

You didn't have a Kunai so you quickly looked inside your basket and picked up your bow and arrow. 'This should be good enough.' You thought.

You fused your chakra into the bow and arrow and just like the Blooming petal sheild jutsu, you commanded the petals to spiral not around you this time but around the arrow.

Like the book had said, it formed a drill like appearance around your arrow. Everything the book had said was going to plan and you hoped you would get this first try unlike last time.

"When you release the kunai, aim true, for its enhanced speed and accuracy will pierce most light defenses. Upon impact, the petals will erupt outward in a dazzling explosion, temporarily obscuring your opponent's vision and delivering shallow cuts to any exposed skin."

You aimed at a tree, 'Come on, first try!' You whispered to yourself. You let go of the arrow as it fled straight for the aimed target.

"Bullseye!" You shouted, happily pumping your fist in the air. The petals from the arrow fluttered about and unto the ground.

You stood joyfully and you had learned your second justu! And on the first try. These offensive and defensive jutsu's made you feel safer and happy you could some day aid your friends in future situations.

(392 𝘞𝘖𝘙𝘋𝘚)