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Hinoteheki (Fire Burst)
Rank: ["D"], "C"
Skill: TaiJutsu
Effect: A technique where the user sends out a quick burst of flame towards the target. The burst is small, yet effective.
Special: ---
Drawback: Depends on the user's knowledge within Hinoteheki (Fire Burst) depends on the strength of the technique.
Description: A technique capable of being performed from virtually any joint or ligament within the human body. This can be performed along the user's feet, shins, knees, hands, fists, elbows, and shoulders. When the user performs this technique, a burst of flame emits out to burn the opponent. The way the flame looks is like that of a simple burst of flame likes that of to much gas emitting in a concentrated area before the flame combusts. When the user first learns this technique the distance of the flame can be pushed out within the distance of a good meter, as the burst looks the size of a human head. When the user then learns the more advanced version the user is capable of exceeding out a much larger burst as it may exceed up to three meters with a burst the size of a human torso. This technique is used for very short-range combat.
Limit: Must learn from a master of Enten Kobushi - 炎天 - Scorching Sun Fist.

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Satoru sat amongst some old shelter, their origins going further back than his childhood. The partial cover used to be a stone building, but was now only a shadow of it's former structure. Still the building kept the rain above their heads from interfering with training, but allowed the enough open space that it felt like they were outside. Parts of walls had crumbled away and only a small amount of natural light made its way in through the cracks. A few old torches remain strapped to the walls, alight and flickering with the small breeze that flowed through occasionally. The artificial light was enough to light the entire area up. The monk sat on part of a crumbled wall, his eyes forward cast over the landscape ahead as an entire wall section was missing. The missing wall opened up to a large valley beyond that sloped down, large mountains in sight on the other side.

A small nimble man made his entrance into the ruins, nodding to Satoru before introducing himself. He was wearing a crimson red robe, with gold highlights covering the edges of the fabric. Upon his waist and tied was a black sash, the material of good quality and rare amongst Enten Kobushi warriors. Satoru responded in kind to his nod with a bow of his own, offering him a seat next to the monk.

"Thank you for meeting me here Master Kouhei."

"A pleasure Satoru, I thought I would be seeing you soon. You look well, and the monastery miss your company."

"As I miss it, I will find my way back soon and your teachings are held strong still Master, despite my absence. Until I return there are a few things I would like to accomplish, one of them is to further my capabilities in the arts of Enten Kobushi, if you would?"

"Of course, I can teach you what you desire. Now that you're ready to further them, I believe we can move onto what you'll enjoy."

Satoru nodded before standing and readying himself. Kouhei stood next to him, the both of them facing out the open wall. The monk's eyes turned red as his Uchiha was activated to help him manipulate his technique into the correct format quicker. They had both trained together previously, and knew to fall into the same procedure when it came to working on the same arts together. Master Kouhei would perform first, allowing Satoru to copy his movements and attempt the same, and then Kouhei would correct any faults.

The shorter monk abruptly started their session. A quick step forward carried his weight onwards, his left arm shooting forward accompanied by a quick exhale. The punch was quick and strong, followed by a burst of flame that exploded forward a meter. The flame itself a vicious life of its own as it swallowed the air before it before disappearing into the air. The shorter monk then carried himself forward another step, his right elbow striking forwards while a flame rolled from his elbow down and into the air at his elbow height, again flickering into the distance before disappearing a meter later.

Each moment was reflected in the crimson eyes of Satoru, their movements remembered with his doujutsu to a fine level that would allow him to mimic them easier. The monk was new to Enten, but he knew the basic exercises to get him started and knew some basic punches. That knowledge alone with his Doujutsu would help him learn the rest of the style easier and quicker than he would normally be capable of. He was also lucky enough to have a master he knew personally from his time in the monastery, to whom he could also go to and ask for guidance. It was his time to act though.

The monk breathed evenly, his focus was more on that movement then the rest as his body began to follow the steps that the smaller teacher had to show. A calculated step forward followed with a quick left jab sent a small flame flickering forwards. It wasn't quite at the level of his masters, but the moment was similar just a little weaker. He stepped forward with his right foot secondly, his upper body twisting and his right crossing through the air as his elbow shot forwards. Similar to his master, flames trickled down from his shoulder before shooting into the distance, this time the flame was more prominent, the heat itself more noticeable.

Satoru looked to his master for any guidance, and in return he got a nod, the smaller monk smiling briefly before taking up his stance again back at their original position. Satoru moved to his side once more.

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[~Emi~]

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Hinotegan (Fire Gun)
Rank: ["C"], "B", "A",
Skill: TaiJutsu
Effect: Pointing their index and middle fingers towards the target as they release balls of fire towards the targets.
Special: ---
Drawback: Depends on the user's knowledge within Higan (Fire Gun) depends on the strength of the technique.
Description: The user takes in deep breathes bringing their inner flame to the tips of the fingers. This technique can be performed either in a punching form, or by extending their hands out to the target. As they exhale out the user sharply pushes his hand a few inches as balls of flames is shot out towards the targets at crossbow speed. Depending on the user's knowledge and capability the balls of fire are shot with a different size. When first learned the ball size of the fireballs are that of the index and middle finger. When the user learns the "B" rank version this technique is capable of being shot out within the size of the human fist. When the user learns the "A" rank version this technique is capable of being shot out within the size of the human head.
Limit: Must learn from a master of Enten Kobushi - 炎天 - Scorching Sun Fist. Must know Hinotama (Fireball). Must know Hinoteheki (Fire Burst)

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"Well done, now we want to focus on something a bit smaller, but harder to dodge. It also tends to be more accurate and viable as a form of defence. Watch close."

Satoru nodded as his master explained the differences between the last and new technique they would be training. His eyes following his figure as he started to take form and move to attack. The movements were slightly altered, but ultimately came to be the same. A small step from his master carried him forward, allowing him balance, but this time the punch was differed. Instead of a closed fist, the punch was delivered more as a stab. The monk's hand was enclosed excluding two protruding fingers, their direction being the aim for the technique. Spiraling down the monks arm and towards the fingers, finally the flame shot from the tip of his fingers into the distance. Instead of a few meters, the smaller fireball continued into the distance at amazing speeds. Though the technique had a small area to hit, it was definitely quick.

Satoru watched carefully, this time his master had only performed the attack once. When he came to stand next to the youth, he started his assault again. Satoru stepped forward with his left first again, his elbow straightening out with his wrist strong and solid. His hand mimicked his masters, enclosed all except for his forefinger and middle which were aiming into the distance. Flame shot from the tips into the distance, but upon striking the rain dissipated as their composition was slightly off. But the distance had cleared the building enough to go outside into the rain.

Ignoring the slight failure, the monk was focused enough to continue without notice. His right foot crossed in front of his left, and his upper body twisted which his shoulder carried his fist onwards with his body weight. His left hand rested against his left cheek, while his right shot forth yet another ball of blame that spiraled into the distance. This time reaching further and beyond the rain, only dissipating after decent exposure to the rain. The monk stopped for a moment, his eyes closing briefly as he brought his breathing further into his control.

Once his body had re-adjusted to the quick movements, the monk slowed his own down. The speed at which he was performing them made him miss a few crucial differences that would provide the strength in the flames that he so required. The twist in his body was enough to alter his breathing, which ultimately came to affect the strength of the flames that he protruded from his hand. His right food slid back behind his left, before his left jumped forward shortly. A quick jab with his left hand carried his fingers forward to release the flames, this time his mind and body was entirely focused on the breathing that flowing through him.

A small ball of fire catapulted forward from the tips of his fingers, the ball sped through the small building, extinguishing the remaining shadows in the ruins before traveling outside. The ball had such strength to it that it kept going and going. Satoru was pleased with the results, returning his left foot to it's resting place. When the fireball disappeared from his sight, he turned to his master once again, waiting for some sign of his progress. He was happy, whether his master was content was another thing entirely.

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[~Emi~]

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Hinote: En'en Enjin Enko (Blazing Rings & Arcs)
Rank: ["D"], "C", "B"
Skill: TaiJutsu
Effect: Spinning kicks or sweeping arm movements create rings and arcs to slice larger, more widely spaced, or evasive targets.
Special: ---
Drawback: Depends on the user's knowledge within Hinote: En'en Enjin Enko (Blazing Rings & Arcs)depends on the strength of the technique.
Description: When a user spin kicks, or sweeps their arms they are able to create rings or arcs of flame used for evasive combat, as well as arch like combat to knock an opponent away. The flames are able to ignite anything that is flammable including clothing, and are capable of causing severe burns. When the user first learns this technique when they create an arch or a ring with a sweeping, or spinning attack the flame covers the distance of that sweep or spin starting from the foot of the attack. The flame never starts ahead of the leg of the attack. When first learned the flame is shot out in front of the user at a small distance of one meter only being one foot in width, while the flame shoots out in an arch, or cone effect increasing for that one meter before dissipating immediately. When the user learns the "C" rank version same effects apply, however the cone effect lasts as long as up to five meters in distance while the width increases of two feet, while the "B" rank version of the technique shoots out in a cone of ten meters while increasing the width of the flame of one meter. The Arcs and rings when hitting an opponent has the capability of a knock back effect knocking back an opponent one third of the actual distance the cone may be shot out after the cone reaches its destination. This means that "B" rank will shoot an opponent back of a good thirteen meters while burning them becoming flamed by the attack.
Limit: Must learn from a master of Enten Kobushi - 炎天 - Scorching Sun Fist. Must know Hinoteheki (Fire Burst)

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"Good, a little more practice and you'll find that the fire will get larger and more prominent, if you spend enough time you can get it quite large with the same speed to it. Making it rather fierce if you commit yourself to it. We'll move onto the next technique however, one that's a little different but can defend you from multiple sides instead of just the one."

The smaller monk nimbly moved forwards, his body jumping naturally from his energy and spirit. his body twisted and his foot swung out behind him, slicing through the air into the distance. He came to stand still while the flame trail sped into the distance before disappearing. He motioned towards the attack he had just done before trying something a bit slower. The first just a demonstration of what use it had while the second would be used to guide Satoru through the easier stages and then onto the harder ones. The smaller monk smiled before moving back to his original position.

He stepped forward with his left leg, using it as an anchor, with his foot dug into the ground and pivoted. His body spun counter clockwise, his left leg retracted before extending out, using the motion of the spin the slice his leg through the air. His toes acted almost like a match head, the second it passed through the air, flames expanded outwards after it. With the slower version of the master's kick, the attack was launched forward a meter, but was only a foot thick at best. Even then Satoru could see the use for it, You could essentially create a barrier for anyone wanting to come closer and cause havoc.

The monk took his place next to his master once he had settled. His crimson eyes had taken in the movements in clear detail for the monk to mimic. His left foot planted itself forward, moving his weight into the ball of his foot before he struck out, the monk used his weight to spin in the same motion, counter clockwise. His leg slicing through the air in front, igniting the oxygen at the base of his foot. The trail he left continued through the air for a good meter before disappearing. The width matching that of his master's. He wasn't done though, he was concerned that the easier the technique hadn't provided enough basis for him to remember it long term.

After the first initial attack had been completed and his right foot came down on the opposite side of his body, his back now towards the opening in the building, he used what remaining momentum he had to continue spinning in the same direction, this time using his right foot as the anchor while his left sliced through the air. He crouched slightly before bringing his body up to full height, helping to boost the small spin he had to continue another rotation back and around. This time the heel on his left foot lead the way, igniting the oxygen and causing a cone of fire to soar into the distance.

Coming to a still, the younger monk was relatively pleased with the performance of the technique. Although he felt he could further improve on the distance and width, even the power could be something that he could work towards, but for now he was under the strict guidance of Master Kouhei. Which he was bound to honor and wouldn't think to do otherwise. He once again turned to his master, curious to see his thoughts and how he could improve.

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