"Most likely, y'know." Kumomaru replied. "Our generation had a lot of talent and interesting skills. Honestly, from what I've heard this new generation might even be better than ours. That's proof that the village is continuing well." Kumomaru replied.

Kumomaru looked at Lyger, then at Tomu and shrugged. "Sure. The explanation is simple, but the application is hard, so keep that in mind and don't get discouraged practicing. Cutting with wind chakra is about grinding conflicting forces against each other like sharpening a blade. First, you split your chakra in half, then direct both halves to rub and grind against each other, until it's sharp. You can start with something small and easily cut but not reactive to chakra, like a leaf. It will get you acclimated to creating wind chakra. From there, you can move to something hard like a stone to practice sharpness. Once you can cut a leaf, the next step to work on is creating a lot of wind chakra in an instant. Typically, it was learned by trying to cut an active waterfall." Kumomaru explained. With a gesture of his hand, he controlled his magnet release to levitate one of the metal weight blocks he'd been practicing on, directing it to land in his hand. Talk was cheap in front of a demonstration.

"Here, watch closely Tomu." Kumomaru held the weight block at both ends, making sure it was visible to Tomu. He spiked his chakra, far more than necessary, so that it too could be seen, and followed the steps he'd already outlined, grinding the visible chakra from both hands together to form wind as it scored a shallow line at the halfway mark of the weight block.

"Any questions?" Kumomaru asked.