An Attempt at Greatness [T]
May 15, 2013 14:14:18 GMT -7
Post by Image In the Falls on May 15, 2013 14:14:18 GMT -7
Fuuton: High Pressure Air Cube
Rank: C
Skill: Ninjutsu
Effect: The user creates high pressure air cubes.
Special: “Hand Seals”
Drawback: Doesn’t do anything on its own. Can be seen by some doujutsu (sharingan, byakugan ect).
Description: The user performs hand seals to make ten invisible high pressure air cubes in a five meter radius around the user. The technique can be activated unlimited times in a battle. The cubes are 1x1 meters and floats around the user’s body making him/her clothes, hair ect. move (looks cool). The cubes are always moving around the user and do not need constant chakra channeling to it, it’s one time technique. The cubes last until they are depleted by a technique or the user dispels them. The user can control the cubes in a twenty meter radius around them and can make a total of ten cubes when first learnt. Additional C rank training adds five meters to the control that can be trained up to forty five meters and adds ten cubes that can be trained up to one-hundred.
Limit: Must have Fuuton. Must have at least 250 TP in Fuuton.
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After obtaining much needed nourishment from one of the vendors at the food market in takigakure, Shigure would be seen walking at a nonchalant pace through town. He was given the next few days off for rest and relaxation, but his everlasting drive to make a name for himself in this village brought forth an eagerness the likes that even he hadn't known. Almost immediately, Shigure would bolt through the crowded streets, making his way to the outskirts of town, heading for his Team's Living Quarters. The only thing on his mind now was to train.
Slamming the door open to the Semitsu family's house, Shigure continued his hurried movement up the stairs and to his room. He was only their a short moment, just enough time to grab his Sensei's old training guide, dashing back the way he came in an instant. It came as no surprise that the house was empty, for only three people used the quaint house, and one rarely ever went inside. Hiroki and Phyre must be else-ware.
Instead of using his Sensei's old training ground, Shigure instead would hop the small mangled fence that separated the front and backyard to find himself standing in a small field. The positioning of the house was excellent for Fuuton training, for the small field acted as a wind tunnel, as it was positioned between two small mountains, the nearest being directly behind the House. They were lucky to find this prime real estate, given that His Aunt still had the deed to the place. The air was cool, trees alive with activity from varying woodland animals, and every once in a while you could hear a splash from the pond in the front yard from a fish. It was a grand Homestead.
Flipping through the pages in a frantic, the boy seemed to be searching for something he had already found. Elation came from Shigure's body as it seemed he had found the Technique in question. Skimming over the page once more, the jutsu seemed rather complicated, something that only a person with relatively good understanding of Fuuton could master. Memorizing the page rather quickly, the genin placed the book down and closed his eyes, standing in a pseudo-meditation stance. It was his goal to master the art of Fuuton, and this seemed like the perfect jutsu to take his training up a notch.
As Shigure's eyes opened, a drive came from them, like a fire burning wild. Much like his eyes, the chakra in his body came to life, churning and flowing faster. It was his time to prove himself worthy of being the next Wind Master in Takigakure. Without a moment to waste, the young teenager began to form the handseals required for the technique. In sync with the handseals, so did the chakra in his body move, mixing itself with the nature of the wind. Thrusting the chakra out of his body, the boy began molding it in mid air, attempting to fixate the chakra, and mold it into ten equal yet different cubes.
As he did so, the Cube's began to form, but unlike the description in the book, the cubes were bright, as if they held too much chakra to take on the invisibility aspect of the perfected technique. They didn't even take the perfect shape of a cube either, they looked more that disgruntled spheres, each ready to implode if the boy lost concentration. Instead of letting this attempt blow up in his face like so many other attempts of techniques, Shigure would release the technique, and attempt once more.
Holding steady, the boy released chakra once more, this time in smaller amounts, forming each cube with relative carefulness. As each formed, Shigure's face shown brighter and brighter. It was as if the boy was actually mastering the jutsu much quicker than the book described. After about the eight cube, Shigure took notice of how long it was taking to form all of the cubes, each cube took the focus of 3 seconds, which meant if all of them formed, it would take roughly half a minute to form the jutsu. Their was no way it could be used practically like this, he would have to attempt speed training on the next attempt.
Taking a short break, Shigure went inside to get a glass of water before attempting once more.
Rank: C
Skill: Ninjutsu
Effect: The user creates high pressure air cubes.
Special: “Hand Seals”
Drawback: Doesn’t do anything on its own. Can be seen by some doujutsu (sharingan, byakugan ect).
Description: The user performs hand seals to make ten invisible high pressure air cubes in a five meter radius around the user. The technique can be activated unlimited times in a battle. The cubes are 1x1 meters and floats around the user’s body making him/her clothes, hair ect. move (looks cool). The cubes are always moving around the user and do not need constant chakra channeling to it, it’s one time technique. The cubes last until they are depleted by a technique or the user dispels them. The user can control the cubes in a twenty meter radius around them and can make a total of ten cubes when first learnt. Additional C rank training adds five meters to the control that can be trained up to forty five meters and adds ten cubes that can be trained up to one-hundred.
Limit: Must have Fuuton. Must have at least 250 TP in Fuuton.
0/20
After obtaining much needed nourishment from one of the vendors at the food market in takigakure, Shigure would be seen walking at a nonchalant pace through town. He was given the next few days off for rest and relaxation, but his everlasting drive to make a name for himself in this village brought forth an eagerness the likes that even he hadn't known. Almost immediately, Shigure would bolt through the crowded streets, making his way to the outskirts of town, heading for his Team's Living Quarters. The only thing on his mind now was to train.
Slamming the door open to the Semitsu family's house, Shigure continued his hurried movement up the stairs and to his room. He was only their a short moment, just enough time to grab his Sensei's old training guide, dashing back the way he came in an instant. It came as no surprise that the house was empty, for only three people used the quaint house, and one rarely ever went inside. Hiroki and Phyre must be else-ware.
Instead of using his Sensei's old training ground, Shigure instead would hop the small mangled fence that separated the front and backyard to find himself standing in a small field. The positioning of the house was excellent for Fuuton training, for the small field acted as a wind tunnel, as it was positioned between two small mountains, the nearest being directly behind the House. They were lucky to find this prime real estate, given that His Aunt still had the deed to the place. The air was cool, trees alive with activity from varying woodland animals, and every once in a while you could hear a splash from the pond in the front yard from a fish. It was a grand Homestead.
Flipping through the pages in a frantic, the boy seemed to be searching for something he had already found. Elation came from Shigure's body as it seemed he had found the Technique in question. Skimming over the page once more, the jutsu seemed rather complicated, something that only a person with relatively good understanding of Fuuton could master. Memorizing the page rather quickly, the genin placed the book down and closed his eyes, standing in a pseudo-meditation stance. It was his goal to master the art of Fuuton, and this seemed like the perfect jutsu to take his training up a notch.
As Shigure's eyes opened, a drive came from them, like a fire burning wild. Much like his eyes, the chakra in his body came to life, churning and flowing faster. It was his time to prove himself worthy of being the next Wind Master in Takigakure. Without a moment to waste, the young teenager began to form the handseals required for the technique. In sync with the handseals, so did the chakra in his body move, mixing itself with the nature of the wind. Thrusting the chakra out of his body, the boy began molding it in mid air, attempting to fixate the chakra, and mold it into ten equal yet different cubes.
As he did so, the Cube's began to form, but unlike the description in the book, the cubes were bright, as if they held too much chakra to take on the invisibility aspect of the perfected technique. They didn't even take the perfect shape of a cube either, they looked more that disgruntled spheres, each ready to implode if the boy lost concentration. Instead of letting this attempt blow up in his face like so many other attempts of techniques, Shigure would release the technique, and attempt once more.
Holding steady, the boy released chakra once more, this time in smaller amounts, forming each cube with relative carefulness. As each formed, Shigure's face shown brighter and brighter. It was as if the boy was actually mastering the jutsu much quicker than the book described. After about the eight cube, Shigure took notice of how long it was taking to form all of the cubes, each cube took the focus of 3 seconds, which meant if all of them formed, it would take roughly half a minute to form the jutsu. Their was no way it could be used practically like this, he would have to attempt speed training on the next attempt.
Taking a short break, Shigure went inside to get a glass of water before attempting once more.