Log: Training Tsuna

[caffinatekillua]

((For the most part I expect to do this in rotations once each person joins in that'll set up the posting order unless someone wants to be skipped. So it may be easier for you all to actually put this post on notification so you can see when it's your turn! That way we all get a chance to respond. Let me know if that's not ok for you! Also you can post a ((skip)) to let people know that you're forfeiting that turn I've got it locked for now so I can format it nicely and re-post it when it's done!))


Killua hopped over the railing and swung a heavy duty duffel bag onto the deck. The wood creaked in protest underneath the bag and Killua landed lightly next to it, glancing around the deck before picking the duffel back up and calling out for their hosts. "Tsuna? Hey Tsuna! Reborn?" He could hear the rope ladder creaking behind him as Gon started his ascent.

Killua didn't even wait for a response yet, instead setting the bag down closer to the center of the deck and kneeling down to unzip it and start pulling the weights out for Tsuna. He lay them alongside the bag in order from head to foot, where they belonged.

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((I harass Tsuna to post then don't do it myself -_-))

[caffinatekillua]

Killua hopped from one foot to the other, stretching his good arm over his head. "Any time you're ready Reborn!" He called out across the deck.

It wasn't hide and go seek it was all going to be down to dexterity and speed. He grinned to himself, eyes darting from one part of the boat to the next, looking for places to use as pivots, or jumps or anything really to keep him out of reach.

Reborn can start a new thread =D

[janken-gon.livejournal.com]

Gon went over what the deck looked like in his mind. He could feel the vibrations as Tsuna moved his feet heavily with his weight. He heard the soft clicking of Reborn's heals. Killua, like usual, was pretty light on his toes and Gon located his whereabouts only from the other boy's voice. He leaned over, hands on his knees faced in Reborn's direction and waited for the right time to move.