It had clearly been a long day, a long week, hell it had been a long couple of years, but what Jin had already said earlier apparently slipped from his head. Jin hadn't pointed it out thankfully, so he'd play it off for now and smile through it like he did much of everything else. He was immediately taking a mental inventory as if making a chart of the things they simply couldn't trade between one another, and it was amusing how much more it was than not, but he was used to that from his end at least. As he often said; there was a reason no one tended to come to him for training, especially in more specialty areas.
"Well we don't share any elemental affinities either unfortunately. I technically have three natural affinities, which as you can guess it's so, well, natural."
Holding up three bandaged fingers he started to name them off, dropping a finger as he did.
"Earth is the most natural, followed by fire, and technically water, though I've never used it in the shinobi sense. All three make up my clan's affinity for steel manipulation. No wind, no lightning sadly."
Rubbing at his neck again, he grumbled as he was feeling a bit useless here. He was a team leader and not a team teacher, but he still hated that he couldn't help more in a practical sense.
"Don't use Genjutsu basically ever, for better or worse, and Bukijutsu wouldn't do me much good given how I fight. If I'm ever in melee without my puppets, I'm probably screwed."
When Jin offered to run back home to grab his weapon, Tsusho motioned for him to stop and shrugged his shoulders to try and relieve the weight of the large pack on his back. Extending his hand, a few chakra strings attached from the tips of his fingers to the large backpack, as it looked to jump down, the claws keeping it in place on Tsusho now four metallic legs that landed on the ground.
"Do you like spiders? I happen to carry a summoning scroll with me. It's why this damn backpack is so long to be honest."