Out of all the companions Yakuroro had met on his journey throughout the world, there were only two whom he'd spent more than a few short days with. The first was Zadi, a black magician from Balbadd whom mistook Yakuroro for an enemy at their first meeting but eventually came to be a reliable ally. The other was the Finalis swordsman, Dynatos, whom Yakuroro met while wandering through Zou. It was surprising that anyone could handle being around Yakuroro for quite so long a time, especially considering the trouble he'd gotten into along the way. Sure, it wasn't like the Finalis had much choice in the matter as it was safer to travel in a group. But Dynatos had the money to hire a caravan for transportation if he REALLY wanted to leave the Imuchakk's side.
For one who was used to traveling all alone, the company was appreciated. To show his thanks to Dynatos Yakuroro decided to offer some insight into the art of magoi manipulation. The magician was born with the talent to move his own magoi at will which made him poorly suited as a teacher. However he knew the sensations and basic theories behind the act which would likely help Dynatos get started on the right track. If the man was as skilled a study as he was a combatant then perhaps Dynatos would be able to figure out the rest on his own.
Planning to use the famous Shu-Fang River to assist in his "lesson" Yakuroro asked Dynatos to meet him at the bank of the flowing stream where the river turned and curved between the valleys of the Jade Dragon Mountains. The Blue Magician lied about the nature of their meeting in typical Yakuroro fashion stating that he wanted Dynatos' help in figuring out a magical theory. With the meeting set, Yakuroro left Akatetsu behind with Dyn's sister Amira before heading out early in the morning. The sun had only begun to rise by the time Yakuroro arrived at the river far earlier than the agreed upon time. The tall Imuchakk sat down in front of the flowing riving and smiled softly as his magician's eyes observed the fluttering blue rukh within the currents.
After two hours of waiting and thinking about how best to approach the subject, Yakuroro slipped into a near meditative state which would render him initially unresponsive to Dynatos once he finally arrived. Thankfully for the red headed finalis, there was a river right in front of Yakuroro. A sudden bath would surely get Yaku's attention! Then again, so would repeated words.
~432/1500~
For one who was used to traveling all alone, the company was appreciated. To show his thanks to Dynatos Yakuroro decided to offer some insight into the art of magoi manipulation. The magician was born with the talent to move his own magoi at will which made him poorly suited as a teacher. However he knew the sensations and basic theories behind the act which would likely help Dynatos get started on the right track. If the man was as skilled a study as he was a combatant then perhaps Dynatos would be able to figure out the rest on his own.
Planning to use the famous Shu-Fang River to assist in his "lesson" Yakuroro asked Dynatos to meet him at the bank of the flowing stream where the river turned and curved between the valleys of the Jade Dragon Mountains. The Blue Magician lied about the nature of their meeting in typical Yakuroro fashion stating that he wanted Dynatos' help in figuring out a magical theory. With the meeting set, Yakuroro left Akatetsu behind with Dyn's sister Amira before heading out early in the morning. The sun had only begun to rise by the time Yakuroro arrived at the river far earlier than the agreed upon time. The tall Imuchakk sat down in front of the flowing riving and smiled softly as his magician's eyes observed the fluttering blue rukh within the currents.
After two hours of waiting and thinking about how best to approach the subject, Yakuroro slipped into a near meditative state which would render him initially unresponsive to Dynatos once he finally arrived. Thankfully for the red headed finalis, there was a river right in front of Yakuroro. A sudden bath would surely get Yaku's attention! Then again, so would repeated words.
~432/1500~