None! Sayuri does find weird and offensive fungus, but Amajina is good for her word and cleans it up very quickly. 

Shinrei does have them practice their water walking and related skills throughout, of course, as well as making them mostly rely on the hand signals she's been teaching them to communicate with each other. Which, well, it is the sort of muffled-noisy where it's difficult to hear each other today, with a thick fog over the bay that also requires they pay attention to their situational awareness to get out of the way of boats. 

So basically a typical day in the harbor.

Pretty much!

It's good work, though, and since it's usually a fairly long-lasting mission it pays better than most D-ranks - and their team's efficient enough to get done before the expected time for it.

Nice.

The pay's not bad, too.

There is that.

(And this somehow wasn't as bad as some of the times she's had to do it.)

Easier with friends? 

Something like that.

Snort.

"Well, at least you can get your friends to handle the evil fungus," she teases.

"Much better you than me."

"It's a sacrifice I'll make."

"Thanks."

She giggles and bows grandly. "You're quite welcome."

"Rest assured your efforts are not unappreciated."

"Thanks."

"Are we doing anything else today then?"

"Well, we need to write the reports, and then I was hoping to work on some more intellectual parts of training after."

"Okay."

"Ugh, reports..."

"It's not so bad once you come up with a template that you can just change a couple lines in."

She laughs. "Fair. I don't have one yet, though..."

"Good time to make one, then."

"I will."

"Do you want help?"

"If you're offering!"