Why else would someone want to roll around in the grass? Sakura might not be involved in the dating scene, but it's not like she's unaware of the romantic connotations of that, oh Teacher.
Her reaction to the appearance of his sharingan was immediate, of course. Generally speaking, if it was a match involving the sharingan it was a poor idea to hesitate or react slowly to it. Particularly when she wasn't sure yet whether it would end up more focused on attacking the sharingan or defending against it. She seized on to a larger than normal amount of chakra in an attempt to make it more difficult for him to reach in and take control of it instead.
There wasn't much point in attempting to get distance between herself and a body flicker user, but she jumped away from him anyway: it was good practice, unless one happened to have a nifty genjutsu related dojutsu, to not be standing near enough to be stabbed when you were attempting to ensnare someone in a genjutsu. Shaking the habit of establishing that distance was both difficult and probably not a good idea.
While she was still in mid-air, propelling herself backward away from him, she lifted her hands to form signs that would initiate a genjutsu.
Infinite Fall might have been a simplistic genjutsu, but it was easier to fool a sharingan with something simplistic than something highly complex, right? She'd think so, anyway, since the latter required precise details, or their powers of observation would immediately notice the inaccuracies.
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Why else would someone want to roll around in the grass? Sakura might not be involved in the dating scene, but it's not like she's unaware of the romantic connotations of that, oh Teacher.
Her reaction to the appearance of his sharingan was immediate, of course. Generally speaking, if it was a match involving the sharingan it was a poor idea to hesitate or react slowly to it. Particularly when she wasn't sure yet whether it would end up more focused on attacking the sharingan or defending against it. She seized on to a larger than normal amount of chakra in an attempt to make it more difficult for him to reach in and take control of it instead.
There wasn't much point in attempting to get distance between herself and a body flicker user, but she jumped away from him anyway: it was good practice, unless one happened to have a nifty genjutsu related dojutsu, to not be standing near enough to be stabbed when you were attempting to ensnare someone in a genjutsu. Shaking the habit of establishing that distance was both difficult and probably not a good idea.
While she was still in mid-air, propelling herself backward away from him, she lifted her hands to form signs that would initiate a genjutsu.
Infinite Fall might have been a simplistic genjutsu, but it was easier to fool a sharingan with something simplistic than something highly complex, right? She'd think so, anyway, since the latter required precise details, or their powers of observation would immediately notice the inaccuracies.