The plucky swordsman Mōtimā Midori-Okō Kurama aka Mort was, at least right now, bored. He'd been cooped up in his room for the past few days after a stint involving his Id, a rake, and a carton of milk. Combining that with the clan leader taking away his sword those couple of days he hadn't been able to practice. For him, it was a perfect storm of events that prevented him from being able to do anything fun. But it was different now. Now, he had access to both his sword and the outdoors again, and he'd spend it in the only way a hyperactive 17 year old with a sword could think of: Dueling people and smacking them senseless.
Having spread a few fliers around Kumo in a desperate hope to get some takers, he had spent a good while trying to find a nice open spot in the 1st ground that would provide just what he needed. And find it he did. Currently he was rolling decently sized logs around the field, making a sort of makeshift dueling arena, with the logs as place markers for the edges of the octagonal ring. Pushing the last log in place he'd wipe his hands and admire his very crude handiwork. It wasn't much, but if one were to take a few seconds looking at the odd arrangement of logs and sticks they'd be able to tell it was an attempt at making an arena. But even so, it was his arena and he was proud of it.
"Now we just have to wait and hope someone comes."
Having spread a few fliers around Kumo in a desperate hope to get some takers, he had spent a good while trying to find a nice open spot in the 1st ground that would provide just what he needed. And find it he did. Currently he was rolling decently sized logs around the field, making a sort of makeshift dueling arena, with the logs as place markers for the edges of the octagonal ring. Pushing the last log in place he'd wipe his hands and admire his very crude handiwork. It wasn't much, but if one were to take a few seconds looking at the odd arrangement of logs and sticks they'd be able to tell it was an attempt at making an arena. But even so, it was his arena and he was proud of it.
"Now we just have to wait and hope someone comes."