Special Needs

"Familiar? I hardly know this blob."

Saturn claimed as he drained Mimas the octopus of the water it had sucked up in the storm. He tried to bask in the warmth of the aura Jun had manifested, but it felt like it would burn him severely, and Saturn kept his distance. Saturn nodded as the contractor briefed the duo, looking concerned when he mentioned that he would need three setups with three distinct elements. He glanced at Jun when this fact was mentioned, and eagerly grouped up with him when his partner called for a group meeting with just the two of them. He had done a good job of claiming they were experts, Saturn would have said the same thing. He was proud.

"I, uhhh.... Sure. Yeah. Bet."

Saturn told his partner with an unconvincing amount of confidence. If Jun was up to the task of improvising for the water room, Saturn was willing to try his best with a third element. Lightning was still untouched and it was an element that he was supposed to be versed in. He could at least try his hand. He made his way to the third room and stood in the center, drawing blanks. Lightning... After ten whole minute of pondering, he had nothing. Just when he was about to give up, a large spoke of lightning struck a light tower in the distance. Saturn bore witness through the window. This sparked an idea.

He summoned Yanyanma and Aka Manto. They were to gather iron ore from the cliff side. During his time spent studying in Thunderpeak Campus, Saturn learned about conductive materials. The most obvious one was water but there were many others. His dragonflies used strength and mass pull to transport kilos of iron ore to the facility as he waited, and when they were all laid down on the floor, Saturn searched deep in his bag for his next trick. He used 'white hole' to first pull the conductive ore up into the roof. Then he used a stronger black hole summoned beneath the surface to pull the ore down with great force, melding it right into the terrain. He used a devouring sphere to cut up cavities along the edges of the arena, and Aka Manto punched a holes through the roof to allow the stormy rain to pour in to fill those empty spaces. This way, users of lightning had the floor and also water to use as conductors. Saturn dusted his hands. The arena was complete.

He met with Jun and the contractor, and seemed apprehensive. His work was not excellent by his own standards. It was the kind of work a student would hand in after working on an assignment int he very last minute. Perhaps the contractor would be impressed regardless. He reviewed the rooms one by one, and paid the duo double of what was agreed upon. The Genin gave Jun a cheeky grin when he turned his head. He did not care much for the elements. When the job was done, he opened a portal and walked into it to disappear once again, until the next mission, but not before wishing well to his friend, "I'll see you soon, Jun Shibasaki. Buy something nice with all that ryo."