Junichiro Senju | Harvesting RP 1 | 12 RPS

walked around, reaching the Farmlands. It was time to get back to his roots, he started to harvest. After being distracted by his training, he nearly forgot about his occupation as a child laborer. Uhh, in the right way. But eventually, he decided to get back to work. With a smile on his face and his hands on his waist, he posed proudly. He begins, with gathering wood.

Due to his Taijutsu and Kenjutsu training, Junichiro managed to do this task with haste. His body and stamina also assisted him, he started to chop wood. But with a dull axe (no tools), it would take quite a while. His newfound strength allowed the ten-year-old to stick the unsharpened ax into the trunk of the tree, cutting the tree within a moment's notice. (Wood --- 1/3)

With the wood converted into logs, Junichiro carried them. Although, there was no leverage, so it was awkward for him to do so. He followed back the path to the center of the Farmlands, sighting foliage and docile wildlife. Before he realized it, he was back, but it was a pain to carry that much. It wasn't heavy, but it was certainly uncomfortable to the touch.

He dropped the logs gently, one by one. The travel was finally over, he could rest very soon. But there was one more part to do, contain the logs with strong ropes. These ropes could help him organize his resources, and maybe discourage others from robbing him. He left the area, coming back with some rope. (Wood --- 2/3)

Carefully, Junichiro roped the logs together. "These logs are so hard to deal with. Darn these small hands!" The petite Genin manages to get the logs tied together after some time spiraling into despair. He checked off this activity from his checklist. But for now, he needed some rest.

He remembered days from his Taijutsu and Kenjutsu training, it was horrible. Without proper rest, he would feel the same from his farming binge. He went home and took some time to himself. Until then, his next task was in preparation, the task of gathering ingredients. (Wood --- 3/3)

The Senju woke up abruptly. He was excited, this was the best part of this process! He was exceptionally good at gathering and he could manage to learn more about plants and animals. He put on the proper attire to gather and headed off at break-neck speeds. He went to his usual spot, seeing many herbs and plants that he could use and trade.

But Junichiro was very respectful to his environment. So, he treaded and extracted the materials that he needed without defacing the natural state of the area. Due to this, his harvesting was very slower than usual. But Junichiro appreciated this downtime, it helped him realize all the small details that he misses. (Ingredients --- 1/3)

There were manifolds of flavors that Junichiro could gather for medical, culinary, etc. So he dug in, the Shinobi-farmer gathered, using a trowel to gather them up and storing them in safe inventory. After Junichiro retrieved these things, he decided to go and get some berries and mushrooms.

Due to his extensive knowledge of these areas, Junichiro realized which colors were okay to pick or not. For fruits and mushrooms, he learned how to differentiate if they were toxic. With a hawk-like analysis, he picked proper materials and decided that it was time to sort his things once again. He walked back to the Farmlands... (Ingredients --- 2/3)

Back at the Farmlands, the adolescent created a sorting system for his goods. It was simple, as a kid would make it so. It was sorted by effect, such as sweet, bitter, salty, etcetera. Other than food, he also tried to gather materials that crafters could use and what could fetch a hefty price.

Whatever the case, he managed to complete another one of his jobs. With all of the ingredients filtered, Junichiro was proud of himself. His efficiency wasn't as nearly as good before this. All of this progress in such little time! But Junichiro decided to stop for the day, it was too much anyways. And the only thing left to do was to mine, and he hadn't had any experience in that expertise. (Ingredients --- 3/3)