Crash Course for the Kage [Training/Private]

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Katsu crashed to the ground of the unfamiliar surroundings, Yuichi's rough shove enough to unbalance him as he tumbled into a room he had never known to exist until this moment. The room was a white expanse that went in all directions for twenty meters in a circle. Wherever this was, it was obviously meant to be either a detainment chamber or a training one, perhaps it would be both for Katsu. Getting to his feet Katsu looked to Yuichi, only to have a large tome thrown at him. Catching it with both hands Katsu heard Yuichi speak sternly.

"I'm told you lack skill in Genjutsu. We're going to rectify that, whether you think it's possible or not. A Raikage needs to be exemplary in all of the things they do; it's your duty to the people of Kumogakure. Your Taijutsu is powerful if lacking melee skill, and your Ninjutsu and special abilities are potentially lifesaving, but you lack Genjutsu altogether, and that's a problem." Yuichi looked down at Katsu, his arms folded and a look of command on his face. "Read that tome, it contains a wide variety of different Genjutsu to choose from. Pick something useful, learn it. I'll be back in a few hours with food and to test your results."

And away Yuichi went, leaving Katsu alone in a completely empty room except for a single book. Katsu didn't fight against what had happened. He was still floored by the fact that he was apparently to be Raikage. Slowly his fingers felt the pages of the heavy tome he was carrying, and he began to think of the untold amounts of knowledge held within. In addition to that Katsu knew that what Yuichi had said was true. He completely lacked Genjutsu and he knew that as Raikage he had to be an inspiring form for the rest of the village. A paragon. Setting the book on the floor Katsu slowly opened the pages, beginning to search for a Genjutsu that he felt would benefit him...

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Pattern Perception
Rank: "C"
Skill: GenJutsu
Effect: Jutsu allows the user to perform Pattern Perceptions.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Patterns, like Figments and Glamours, produce sensory impressions, and everyone within range perceives the same thing. Patterns contain an additional, mind-affecting element, and they can cause real, physiological effects. All patterns are Mind-Affecting Jutsus. While everyone sees a color spray, only some of those within the cone actually deal with its effects. Note: that a particular sense is required for patterns to have an effect. Sightless creatures ignore Color Spray, for instance. If you want multiple subjects to be affected by what they see, and you do not care if everyone perceives it happening, pattern might be a good choice.
Limit: ---

Pattern. Hypnosis. A useful Perception to learn to disable foes without actually harming them. This appealed to Katsu's nature, and so he went back to the passage describing the initial manner in creating Pattern-type chakra. It was simple to learn, but difficult to master, apparently. At the basic level it involved just emitting chakra in, wait for it, specific patterns, while more difficult techniques required special frequencies and tints and a bunch of other variables Katsu did not expect.

The first thing that Katsu needed to be able to do was create patterns. The thing was, all Genjutsu was a Yin-type Manipulation, so Katsu had to start there. Sitting down Katsu cross-legged Katsu placed one hand out, holding it up in front of him as he began to concentrate. Yin chakra was purely mental energy with only a small amount of Yang to keep it cohesive. Katsu was much better at dealing with Yang chakra, so he focused on that first, trying to create a base to tie his Yin chakra to. It was difficult, but soon Katsu has formed a little pillar of Yang chakra in his hand, invisible to everyone but him. Trying the tie Yin threads to it was far more difficult however. Yin was mental energy, and actively trying to shape your own mind was something Katsu had little experience with. He could only think of the time he had muted his emotions, squashing his Yin energy and tightly controlling it to let him think more freely without his emotions breaking his concentration.

With that memory in mind Katsu tried to recall the sensation, but in reverse, to try and cause his Yin to ooze up out of his hand to curl around his pillar. It was a slow and agonizing process at first, the Yin refusing to do as Katsu desired, but he managed to bit by bit cause a single strand to wrap itself around the pillar without mixing with it. Sighing in relief, Katsu began his second strand, noting the increase ease at which he caused the second strand to ascend. Third, fourth, and more and more continued in that pattern, becoming easier with each one as Katsu got the hang of shaping his Yin chakra. It was similar to shaping his Yang, but required purely mental focus, rather than relying on moving his muscles a certain way like Yang did.

With Yin and Yang formed into a tower, Katsu tried to move on to forming it into a pattern, trying to think of a shape and arrangement that would have some kind of effect. In the end he decided trying to form a spider's web was perhaps the best way to start, and with his Yin chakra at the ready he began to slowly shape it into what he desired. A dozen threads laid just so, intertwining with each other in an impossibly complex cat's cradle game. It was hard to keep the Yin chakra cohesive, the strings wanted to blur into each other, pulling on each other tightly until they snapped.

Sighing in frustration Katsu tried a different method, starting with a single thread then adding another one to it, wrapping it loosely before moving to the next thread. Four, five, seven, eleven, fifteen, twenty, thirty, more and more threads. There were several that kept slipping away and had to be replaced, but eventually it was done. Hopefully, the pattern would have an affect, Katsu wasn't quite sure what'd it be, but perhaps wisps of shadow would waft from the chakra, a web of patterned darkness...

[Captain M]

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Color Spray
Rank: "D"
Skill: GenJutsu
Effect: A vivid cone of clashing colors springs forth from your hand, causing creatures to become stunned, perhaps also blinded, and possibly knocking them unconscious.
Special: "Handseals"
Drawback: ---
Description: A Mind-Affecting Technique. Affects anyone within an area of 15 meters cone burst from the user. The duration of this technique is instantaneous. This technique may be negated. Each creature within the cone is affected according to the opponent's class level compared to the user. If the opponent is 2 class levels lower than the user the affected creatures become unconscious, blinded, and stunned for 2d4 rounds, then blinded and stunned for 1d4 rounds, and then stunned for 1 round. (Only living creatures are knocked unconscious). If the opponent is 1 class level lower than the user the affected creatures become blinded and stunned for 1d4 rounds, then stunned for 1 round. If the opponent is the same class as the user the affected creatures become stunned for 1 round. Sightless creatures are not affected by color spray.
Limit: Must know the Pattern Perception.

The shadowy wisp of dark color floating in Katsu's hand had given him an idea, making him recall one of the jutsu he had seen in the tome. The shadowy disc vanished as he pulled the book open and began flipping pages, eventually finding the page on the Color Spray jutsu. It was ranked as a beginner's jutsu, perfect for Katsu who had no confidence in using Genjutsu. He read over the description of how to perform the jutsu, thinking it seemed easier than he had thought it would be.

Stepping away from the book Katsu would begin the first part of learning a jutsu for him; memorizing the handseals. The seals for this technique were quick and simple, but Katsu always wanted to make sure they were cemented in his mind before continuing on to the next point. For the next few minutes Katsu practiced forming the handseals over and over, at the beginning starting very slow and getting faster with each performed set, until at the end he was performing them at the fastest speed he could muster. There were a couple slip ups, if only because Katsu tried too fast and his fingers slipped against one another, but eventually he felt that he had the handseals ready.

The next part was of course to begin mixing in chakra to the handseals. Katsu gave a deep breath to steady himself as he began trying to form Yin chakra once more, building up a bit in his body before he began his handseals. He viewed his own chakra, seeing how the handseals tried to form it into certain shapes, and keeping in mind the nature of the jutsu he was trying to perform. It was a shock to note his chakra was easily sliding into a definite pattern, a complex webbing of Yin chakra. Marveling at how simple this was going to be Katsu suddenly lost full control of the chakra, and it flared out, a burst of green light flashing across Katsu's vision to the point it blinded him. The shock caused Katsu to fall on his rump, and he blinked several times, dazzled by the green light.

That certainly wasn't correct. Staying in a seated position, to prevent himself from falling if he failed again, Katsu began the handseals once more. He mixed in the Yin chakra as he formed the handseals this time, thinking that perhaps the build up had caused the jutsu to destabilize, and as he continued his handseals the pattern seemed to come back nicely, locking into position easily. Yet again though Katsu completely lost control in an instant, and the jutsu exploded in his face, green light flashing through the air and blinding Katsu once more.

After his eyes cleared Katsu moved over to the book to try and understand what he was doing incorrectly. Reading through it he realized that he needed to create six different shapes of chakra, each one was going to become a different part of the Color Spray. They needed to be connected to another but loosely so that they could flex and move as they would be created; when the pattern was completely locked in the jutsu would activate. Nodding to himself Katsu pushed the book away; starting his handseals once more while building up chakra; this time trying to make the six different strands of Yin chakra. The handseals acted differently on each strand of Chakra, forming each into a different overall shape but keeping them very similar in basic composition. Katsu noticed that the strands wanted to separate from each other and he had to manually tie them together once more to keep them from solidifying on their own. Unfortunately they as one solidified instead, and Katsu took a face full of bright vibrant colors that overloaded his brain for a moment, stunning him for a full six seconds.

When he had finally recovered Katsu noted he had at least made progress, as that was the effect the jutsu was supposed to have on its target; Katsu just needed to make the target something besides him. Looking back to the book he tried to read where it explained how to target the technique. Which seemed to be more just aiming it properly rather than picking a specific target. The technique would blast out as a cone of colors, and you could aim it beforehand. Once again returning to performing the jutsu Katsu attempted it once more; this time placing the entire construct of chakra to his hands, and placing both hands forward when he let the chakra solidify. The multicolored spray of color that burst forth from his hands was beautiful and vibrant, and Katsu smiled. Perhaps he had the hang of it now?

[Captain M]

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Cloak of Fears
Rank: "D"
Skill: GenJutsu
Effect: The target is enshrouded with shifting, shadowy energies that make him appear more threatening and imposing to others.
Special: "Handseals"
Drawback: ---
Description: A Fear, Mind-Affecting Technique. Affects anyone who sees the target. The user is able to perform this technique on the target they touch. The duration of this technique lasts for 5 minutes per class level. This technique may be negated. The target is enshrouded with shifting, shadowy energies that make him appear more threatening and imposing to others. The target gains an insight bonus on Fear attacks by +1.
Limit: Must know the Pattern Perception.

With the success of his Color Spray technique Katsu decided to follow up on the original jutsu he felt he had been discovering on his own. Returning to the book he flipped through, finding that although there were a great number of Shadow based Genjutsu, most of them had their own Perception classification, relying on chakra to create an illusion with a partial reality. There were remarkably few jutsu listed as Pattern types while themed on shadows or darkness. The lowest ranked one he found was one called Cloak of Fears. Just like it sounded it caused an aura of shadow to surround a target, making them appear more fearsome and lending aid to other fear based Genjutsu.

This was a technique Katsu felt he could learn, and it would be a perfect balance to the jutsu he had just learned. Returning back to his sitting position Katsu began to once more memorize the handseals of the technique he wanted to learn. Much like the ones before these were a simple and quick set of handseals, and much like the one before Katsu easily memorized and committed the handseals to his muscle memory. The hard part was going to be the molding of the chakra. While the technique itself was considered rather simple it did require the user to create a very intricate pattern of Yin Chakra and form it around the entirety of a target, rather than just the tiny web that Katsu had created earlier.

With the handseals down Katsu began the difficult process of trying to create more of the same pattern that he had made before. It as before was a difficult process; but the bit of practice Katsu had was helping. Before long he had managed to create a small spiderweb pattern out of Yin chakra, but the edges of the shadowy webbing were rough and ill-made, the wisps of chakra dissipating. Well, that made a sort of sense after all. The technique was about wrapping an entire target within this shadowy mesh, not just a small section.

Perhaps combining both the chakra and the handseals something more could be accomplished? Katsu performed the handseals as he attempted to try and create a much larger store of Yin chakra. It was a complete disaster. The uncontrolled pattern chakra went amok, and Katsu found himself completely blinded by his own technique, the shadowy patterns so thick on his form he couldn't see through them at all. Dismissing the technique Katsu felt the chakra dissipate, realizing that the entire mass had concentrated at just his hands and his face.

It appeared that the chakra had tried to fold in and collapse on itself. Thinking of gravity, and the fact that this technique involved forming chakra into a semi-substance to create its effect, Katsu decided that he must need to have to manually prevent the jutsu from collapsing in on itself. Alright. With his new concept in mind Katsu tried once more, performing the handseals and beginning to build up the chakra for the technique. He noticed that as soon as the chakra reached a certain level it tried to collapse rapidly, and he only just saved it at the last second. The hundreds of threads of Yin chakra swelled in number quickly, becoming thousands that spread out into a growing ball of Yin chakra. Praying this worked, Katsu pressed the ball of patterned chakra against his own chest, watching it suddenly cling to him, spreading out wide and thin across his entire body.

Wisps of shadow were slowly spiraling off of Katsu's form, and looking down at his hands he saw the way it made his hands look like vicious claws of some dark shadowy beast. Katsu would begin to look his entire form over at once, wondering if he had managed to cover his entire form with the clinging shadow. He wished he had a mirror right then...

[Father 'Suke]

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Glamour Perception
Rank: "C"
Skill: GenJutsu
Effect: Jutsu allows the user to perform Glamour Perceptions.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Glamours cannot produce real effects, but they can change things that already exist. That's the chief difference between a Figment and a Glamour. If you want solid wood to feel rotten, birdcalls to sound like the shrieks of the damned, an otyugh to smell like perfume, or a disguise yourself, you probably want a glamour. As with Figments, everyone within range perceives the same thing and reacts appropriately.
Limit: ---

Despite his limited success in learning some Pattern Genjutsu, Katsu felt he wasn't really interested in them, and decided he should instead try to learn another perception instead of continuing with Patterns. Flipping through the large tome of Genjutsu he had with him Katsu kept looking over the pages, noting any jutsu he thought would be useful to learn or that just plain interested him. After a quick tally he noticed that there were plenty of Glamour and Enchantment Genjutsu that intrigued him. Enchantment because of the number of support type techniques, and Glamour because of its perfect alignment with being a Shinobi. Disguising what is there for your benefit and the fall of your enemies. As a Kage, Katsu felt he had to have a solid grasp of at least Glamour types.

So with that in mind Katsu went back to the beginning of the book and looked through it, reading up on the basic concepts of Glamour jutsu and how they were formed and learned. They were moderately simple. Yin chakra, like all Genjutsu use, is formed onto existing objects and coats them with their effect. The chakra would emanate from the target itself and affect anything that perceived the target. The trick was to make sure the Yin Chakra maintained it's cohesion throughout so the illusion did not have weak spots.

Nodding to himself Katsu set the book down nearby and took a step back. The book was going to have to be Katsu's target, as there was nothing else in the room for Katsu to aim at. Especially since he didn't know exactly what he was doing here. If trying to coat an object in Yin chakra evenly caused it to glow white to his mind how would he tell with the room? At least with the book there were lots of details that he could notice differences in. With his target all set up Katsu began by simply building up Yin chakra, eyes grown sharp with concentration as he built up more and more Yin chakra in his hands through mental effort, a slowly growing ball welling up. His first attempt to extend this chakra out to the book itself was useless, the chakra lost cohesion as soon as he tried to extend it away from his hand and dissipated into the air.

Frowning in disappointment that he couldn't even get the chakra to reach the book, Katsu tried again with equal measures of failure. It seemed that was not the way to do it, at least in the beginning. So Katsu tried to invert the method. He began to gather up Yin chakra but immediately began to send it towards the book, wisps of chakra dissipating but most of the chakra making contact with the book. The difficult process of then directing that chakra to cover the book didn't go so well in the beginning, wanting to dissipate. It took Katsu a long time before he could forcibly mold the chakra into a smooth even covering around the entire tome, and a little longer after that to stop the chakra from dissipating away.

It wasn't nearly fast enough to be anything close to combat capable. If Katsu tried to form a technique in such a slow matter it'd probably be the end of him. So Katsu began to create more Yin chakra, preparing to improve his speed so his jutsu would be useful in combat...

[Father 'Suke]

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Invisibility
Rank: "C"
Skill: GenJutsu
Effect: Makes the target they touch invisible.
Special: "Handseals"
Drawback: ---
Description: Affects anyone who sees the target. The user is able to perform this technique on the target they touch. The duration of this technique lasts for 5 minutes per class level. This technique may be negated. The creature or object touched becomes invisible, vanishing from sight, even from darkvision. If the recipient is a creature carrying gear, that vanishes, too. If the user performs the Jutsu on someone else, neither the user nor their allies can see the subject, unless they can normally see invisible things. Items dropped or put down by an invisible creature become visible; items picked up disappear if tucked into the clothing or pouches worn by the creature. Light, however, never becomes invisible, although a source of light can become so (thus, the effect is that of a light with no visible source). Any part of an item that the subject carries but that extends more than 10 feet from it becomes visible, such as a trailing rope. Of course, the subject is not silenced, and certain other conditions can render the recipient detectable (such as stepping in a puddle). The Jutsu ends if the subject attacks any opponent. For purposes of this Jutsu, an attack includes any Jutsu targeting a foe or whose area or effect includes a foe. Actions directed at unattended objects do not break the Jutsu. Causing harm indirectly is not an attack. Thus, an invisible being can open doors, talk, eat, climb stairs, summon and have them attack. If the subject attacks directly, however, it immediately becomes visible along with all its gear.
Limit: Must know the Glamour Perception

Reading through the book once more Katsu began to search for a specific jutsu to learn. He knew that he had the very basics of creating Glamour chakra down, but he didn't know how to utilize it into a useful jutsu yet. Mulling it over in his mind as he searched Katsu decided to fall upon one of the most useful Genjutsu in the entire book. Invisibility. With that jutsu under one's belt there was a whole host of things that could be done both in and out of combat. It was perfect for a Shinobi who was serious about stealth as well, which Katsu considered himself to be.

So Invisibility was to be the jutsu; just how to go about it? Katsu decided that perhaps his normal setup for learning ninjutsu wasn't the best way to learn how to perform Genjutsu; and instead wanted to go about it another way. So instead of thoroughly learning the handseals Katsu decided that he would concentrate on how to shape the chakra first. Reading the tome it was clear that the technique required a very thin layer of chakra to cover the target of the jutsu. Reading further though Katsu realized that the shape of the chakra had to precisely match the dimensions of the target in order to make it completely invisible. If it was off even by a little bit then there would be a fault in the invisibility, which might have a piece of the target visible, or leave a shimmering effect in the air where the target was.

Frowning Katsu first attempted the technique on the tome. It was a relatively simple object to cover, being an unadorned book and thus pretty much a box, so Katsu figured it would be a good starting place to practice the jutsu. Concentrating as he formed glamour chakra Katsu would reach out and touch the book as it lay on the featureless ground, trying to shape the chakra oozing from his hand to cover the book. The process was slow at first, Katsu unused to manipulating glamour chakra while maintaining its cohesion, but soon the chakra began to pour out more effectively, covering the book. Of course it wasn't anywhere close to even, and the book was more like a kaleidoscope of colours and shapes.

Slowly, bit by bit, Katsu would focus on evening out the chakra coating the book, forcing it into a perfectly thin layer that would hide the book from view. It'd take nearly a minute before the last tiny shimmering would vanish and the book would disappear from view altogether, leaving not even a shadow. Success. But completely unusable; especially for combat. Katsu let the technique fade away before beginning to try again, this time focusing on speeding up and perfecting the flow of chakra so that it would naturally begin to coat the book evenly rather than Katsu needing to force it into position once it had already covered the tome.

It took several tries but eventually Katsu got the process down to a mere dozen or so seconds, but that was still too slow. Perhaps if he tried to instead perform it on himself he could figure out what he was doing wrong. So letting the technique disperse once more Katsu concentrated on his own body, trying to shape the chakra to coat his own body. It was both easier and harder to perform. Easier because Katsu could simply eject the chakra from his entire system to evenly coat his skin in a moment, but harder because his own clothing and gear did not get covered at all. Having to be naked to be invisible would be problematic, so obviously there was more to be done than that.

A few seconds later Katsu recalled that he had yet to perform any of the handseals for this technique, and palmed his own forehead at his lack of thought. Sighing, Katsu returned to the book to look through the technique again, pulling the handseals from the page to his memory. Now came the easy part. Concentrating just a bit, Katsu began to form the handseals in the proper order at high speed. He'd had lots of practice with handseals, and his Eidetic Memory allowed him to easily remember proper seal series, but Katsu still liked to practice with specific techniques just to make sure it was committed to his muscle memory. Once Katsu was sure he had the handseals down he started to form them while at the same time forming glamour chakra and reaching out to touch the book. With luck, Katsu's training at forming the chakra into a thin layer combined with the focusing effects of the handseals would cause the book to vanish from sight altogether...

[Nira]

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Invisibility, Swift
Rank: "C"
Skill: GenJutsu
Effect: Makes the user they touch invisible.
Special: "Handseals"
Drawback: ---
Description: Affects anyone who sees the user. The user is able to perform this technique on themselves. The duration of this technique lasts for 1 round. This technique may be negated. This Jutsu functions as Invisibility except as noted above. May be a "C" Rank Jutsu but the user performs "D" rank amount of handseals to perform the technique.
Limit: Must know the Glamour Perception. Must know Invisibility.

Previously it seemed that Katsu had gotten the basics of the invisibility technique down. Of course the jutsu was one of the most explored and experimented with Genjutsu in existence, so there was a lot more to be learned just to catch up with the rest of the world. Looking through the tome; amused that there was an entire section of invisibility sub-jutsu all based on the original technique yet improving it in some way, Katsu would eventually decide that he should focus on a version that emphasized speed over anything else. At the very least it would make an effective escape jutsu; even if the duration was nothing to be in awe of.

The first thing to do would be to learn the difference between this technique and the original invisibility Genjutsu technique. How was one supposed to mold the chakra properly in comparison to the original technique? What caused it to need just as much chakra yet only half the handseal time? Was it really just a "rough" version of the original technique, first discovered then honed into something more enduring? No, that couldn't be it. You had to learn the original technique before you could train this one.

Confused, Katsu shrugged and just looked at the handseals listed for the technique, performing them in his mind over and over until he got them down. With that the only thing he had to do next was test things out. So, gathering and attempting to mold his chakra in the same way as he did when performing the original invisibility technique Katsu performed the shorter string of handseals that the swift version. The result was... interesting. When the technique was released Katsu found himself covered in the most spectacular pattern of colors, swirling and shifting over the surface of his body. It really was rather colorful, but definitely far from invisibility.

Waving his arm and dispelling his chakra, the colors lingered a moment then faded, leaving Katsu a little confused. That was not expected. He had thought that the techniques would use similar chakra molding, but apparently not at all. Or maybe they did, but Katsu was just thinking about the technique wrong.. Thinking back to the original technique, Katsu recalled that the technique worked by essentially telling everyone who saw Katsu that any light that hit him instead bent around him. If no light hit a person, and instead just bent around them, they would be completely invisible and leave no shadow. So..

Perhaps the Swift Invisibility technique did work the same as the normal invisibility technique, but requiring a lesser or greater twisting of light? Judging from the incredible swirl of colors that Katsu had been subjected to it seemed that making the shift greater would only lead to a more spectacular color show. So a lesser shift was appropriate. Performing the handseals once more Katsu methodically lowered the twisting ratio of his jutsu little by little as he attempted to perform the technique three times in a row, lowering the twisting by a standard deviation between each casting in an attempt to find a rough guide to help close in on what the exact twist had to be.

None of it even came close. Each time Katsu performed the handseals there was great flash of color, each just as bright and flamboyant as the one before. It was a complete failure, there was no change at all. So that only left twisting the light in a greater fashion during the shorter handseals. It made a sort of sense. If you had less time to perform an action so it was done correctly you had to put more effort into the endeavor, right? Shrugging, Katsu began to perform the handseals once more, this time twisting the light more and more with each casting, a standard deviation apart each casting. The results were interesting. The first deviation was even brighter than before, the second one was nearly as bright as the original, the third deviation was muted, not bright at all, and the fourth deviation began to raise in intensity again.

So between the third and fourth standard deviation. Katsu settled down to slowly work out the exact amount of twisting in order to get the technique to grant him perfect invisibility...[/font]

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