Being unable to really practice her abilities— outside of her usual physical regiments, anyways— felt so stifling. While it had been nice learning just how much of her powers she could currently seem to manifest, Mao couldn’t help but feel like a part of her was stagnating, being unable to properly train thoroughly.
But at least she could still practice her aim a little, at least.
Standing a good dozen yards away from a post she’d set a tin can on by her Yesteryear encampment, Mao focused her single eye on the distant target. Lifting her disciplined, gaze focused, she hesitated for a moment... before throwing a single punch forward.
And in almost an instant, her target would fly, dented from the invisible impact of her fist. ... But just as she had done so, someone had come out from the brush in a hurry. There’d been similar wooden posts nearby— all a part of some old fence’s remains— and it seemed like someone had also been currently training. And as they leapt over one of said stands, the impact of Mao’s distant fist sent that empty can flying right into the side of their head.
Mao would quickly jog over to Ryuki, waving a hand. “Hey— you alright?”
The force of her fist against that can was about was strong as one of her regular punches against an object, so while it was only a can... well, it probably hurt a bit.