Training and Drinking?(Solo/Training)

Hoshi knew varying things. He knew the best drink, and he knew the best type of people to fight. He knew that if he was able to fight everyone, that he was able to have more fun. That just meant that he had to increase his chakra pool, to increase his regeneration. That was the genuinely simple logic that he used to sort his life out.

Sorting his logic out like that freed him up for the so much more simple parts of life. Training chakra and fighting. Both daily things that he liked to do. One gave him more ability to do the other. It was just so much more simple to do that than it would be to have to deal with the reality that he was a glutton for violence. He was that and little more, he was a shallow man who didn't care that he was shallow.

He just cared about him and fighting and stuff like that. If he concerned himself with politics and boring stuff like that, he wouldn't have the time to drink and fight that he had otherwise. That'd just slow everything down, which Hoshi wasn't a particular fan of, which is why he was standing, drink in hand, and molding his chakra within to increase his reserves.

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Hoshi also knew that to do anything in this world, he'd have to be able to slow down and not fight everything. Something the 28-year-old often had problems coming to terms with, despite his power and wisdom. It was painfully difficult because, in most cases, it was the most efficient thing to just fight people. It got people to talk, it got people to shut up. It got people to do a lot of things, and that's part of the reason why Hoshi liked it. It was effectively a shortcut he was really good at taking.

So good, in fact, that it was what he should be known for, instead of being known for that whole Immortal thing. Not that he minded being known as the immortal. That was a bit scarier than 'The Fighter' or something else questionablely cool like that. He was just a man who was often training his chakra, and fighting other people.

That was his entire existence, and honestly, it was kind of sad. It was sad because it was mostly unfulfilling, especially to someone like Hoshi, who was in it for the fights. He had gotten strong enough that the fights weren't long or difficult enough anymore. All this was thought about, as he continued to mold his chakra, and take sips of his drink.

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