Light it Up [Training | Invite Only]

[⌈R O K A⌋]

Raiton: Jibashi (Lightning Element: Electromagnetic Murder)
Rank: C
Skill: Ninjutsu
Effect: A lightning jutsu that travels along the ground towards an enemy.
Special: Boar, Ram, Snake
Drawback: Can only travel across earth and water. There is a maximum range of 10 meters and can be dodged if seen approaching.
Description:After forming hand seals, the user creates a wave of electricity in their hands and shoots it into the ground. This jutsu can vary in power from a small surge to a powerful stream of lightning capable of ripping through solid rock. It is ideal to use in conjunction with a water jutsu.
Limit: Must know Lightning Release.
Training Points: 0 | 20

In a village surrounded by water, there was a bit of irony with Roka's use of lightning-based ninjutsu. A cruel irony, but he preferred to think of it as a tactical advantage. However, he was aware that, at some point, he was bound to end up partnered up with others. Though he scoffed at the idea, he did know that he didn't want to die because of another's incompetence. When he was younger, Okarin had tried teaching him Raiton: Jibashi at some point, though he had turned a blind eye to it. It was deemed unneeded in his eyes, choosing to focus on genjutsu. However, he had a change of heart for today, and felt it to be an appropriate technique.

As Roka began weaving the set of twelve hand seals, in his mind, he visualized the chakra within his body. His mind, geared towards accelerating the chakra within his body and, by extension, creating the vibrations to kick start the technique so to speak, went into overdrive. Roka stood on a rather grassy part of the village, with a river directly in front of him to test the extent of the technique. He obviously wasn't planning on stepping foot into that river any time soon for the sake of training (and living; that was nice, too). He felt a brief surge through his body for a mere moment, but as quickly as it started to happen, it didn't.

This earned an irritated sigh from Roka. He expected far more out of himself then this. "Worthless" he said, obviously towards the sole audience that was made up of only him. Of course, as he was not as preferable towards ninjutsu, he hadn't been as concerned with his use of his lightning affinity. As annoyed by it as he was, he knew it was inevitable. However, that didn't mean he wasn't going to remedy that, obviously. He'd get it done with the desired results; he'd make sure of that.

Once more, Roka's hands began moving swiftly and accordingly, demonstrating his knowledge of the fundamentals at nothing else of Raiton: Jibashi. His chakra, flaring up with the vibrations created from the speeding up of the chakra as if it was under the influence of speed, surged through his body, a power that was most certainly something he was most grateful for. Letting that power run through his body -- it was a feeling true to his character, he felt. There was nothing wrong with being true to oneself, now was there?

It was at this particular instance that Roka was made aware of that power that now became visible in the palm of one, singular hand; that being his right arm, his dominant arm. Though he didn't mind that it was in that arm, he was still very much aware that the technique was incomplete as it was. Still, he'd give it a brief trial run, moving his arm around. He noticed that there was some resistance as he did so, something to be expected from this technique. It wasn't as if lightning was something that could be tamed that easily, after all.

Roka watched as the river cried out in anguish, the visible sparks jumping around like fish. In fact, he noticed that a few began floating upwards, dead. He showed no signs of compassion. They were just animals after all, no different then he. In this world, which was kill or be killed, there was no room for the weak. Power -- that immortal concept that all men have craved throughout time -- that was what he sought. To become so powerful not a single person would even consider challenging him. That was his goal in life. Was that such a terrible thing to desire? He didn't think so, but at the same time, he didn't really care.

The technique reverting due to the incomplete nature, Roka was very much aware of where he went wrong during that execution. Too much power had been focused into his right hand. An equal balance was required for this technique, as too much would provide one hand the technique but an incomplete variant, and too little did ... well, nothing whatsoever.

Returning back to the drawing board, once more, a more focused Roka began the weaving of the seals, his hands delicately moving to and from until he had finished it moments later. Visualizing his chakra circulatory system, he started at the source -- around the stomach. Starting the process, with every seal, he imagined a gear spinning, supplying power. This power in exchange began bouncing around his body, before he began directing it towards his hands, the seals serving as this catalyst. Distributing an equal power to both hands was paramount in this, and so he made a mental note to do just that.

BZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!

The crackling sound of lightning was heard, being emitted from the palm of Roka's hands. A proud smirk found a home across the white haired monster's lips. Roka couldn't wait to try it out, using the lightning in a manner almost whip like, the river shrieking in pain so to speak. Volts flew up in the air with the water, as more fish rose up.

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[⌈R O K A⌋]

Raiton: Jibashi (Lightning Element: Electromagnetic Murder)
Rank: C
Skill: Ninjutsu
Effect: A lightning jutsu that travels along the ground towards an enemy.
Special: Boar, Ram, Snake
Drawback: Can only travel across earth and water. There is a maximum range of 10 meters and can be dodged if seen approaching.
Description: After forming hand seals, the user creates a wave of electricity in their hands and shoots it into the ground. This jutsu can vary in power from a small surge to a powerful stream of lightning capable of ripping through solid rock. It is ideal to use in conjunction with a water jutsu.
Limit: Must know Lightning Release.
Training Points: 10 | 20

Ah, the brilliant chirping of this lightning, filled with a vibrant, energized feel to it, and, at the same time... Roka brought his hands down quickly, the lightning booming down deep into the waters below. "This beautiful display of destruction..." he sad, enthralled with it. The best course of action that he could take right now was a simple one: taming the lightning. The technique, though he demonstrated proficient use of it, still had some resistance to it. There could be none of that in actual combat; in that brief moment, that could very well mean his end.

Roka didn't approve of that.

Naturally, there were a variety of ways of taming things. For dogs, it was a reward system in most cases. With cats, it was patience, commitment, and trust. Lightning, however... was a bit more difficult. It was a forceful method, he had come to realize, almost similar to forcing a wild beast to submit before one's might. However, Roka was more than okay with that method. It was almost an adoration of his.

Roka kept the technique up and going. Moving along slowly, raising his arms up, then back down. It was an annoying process, but the idea was simple. As the source of the lightning was being emitted from his palms, by moving them in a variety of ways, he'd be toughening up his muscles. In doing so, he'd be able to better control the technique, eliminating that pesky resistance that annoyed him so. He could feel the resistance diminishing, like it was tiring out. Or perhaps that was him? The latter was highly unlikely, given that he was just getting started. However, even though progress was made, it was still tense. He needed to get rid of the resistance entirely, somehow, in some manner.

Deciding to change it up a bit, Roka began leveling his hands so that they were directly in front of the river, striking dead center. Then, he slowly began expanding his arms, the range of the lightning widening as more fish began to pop up. Truly, an amusing thing. He'd appreciate it more if it wasn't for the fact there was an almost incalculable amount of voltage within that river right now. It was safe to assume that majority of the fish were well past over done, anyways. As his hands began moving further and further apart, he noticed that there was more resistance than usual. A curious thing. Was this a sign that his muscles were not wanting to cooperate with him further? A hilarious notion; he'd not pay weakness any attention. Results: those were the only things that mattered.

Roka began a combination of "A" and "B" earlier. One hand would move vertically and forward while the other horizontally. His body's nervous system no longer had an aptitude for pain, which made it easy to ignore the screaming of his muscles. He knew he'd regret this later, as simply being able to ignore pain didn't allow him to negate possible injuries, but he wasn't a long term thinker in most instances anyways. He'd be the type to rush in into a battle head on in most instances if confident enough in his abilities compared to his opponent's own prowess. Forcing his arms to cooperate, he was finally moving it around without much restraint, effortlessly moving it around. It was quite easy now. No resistance whatsoever. Strange. How long had that been going on, he wondered?

He took a look to his left arm. Signs of obvious muscle tearing were everywhere. In fact, it looked almost disgusting. Undoing the technique, he looked at his arm once more.

"That's new." he asked, shrugging. "Oh well."

[⌈R O K A⌋]

Raiton: Jibashi (Lightning Element: Electromagnetic Murder)
Rank: C
Skill: Ninjutsu
Effect: A lightning jutsu that travels along the ground towards an enemy.
Special: Boar, Ram, Snake
Drawback: Can only travel across earth and water. There is a maximum range of 10 meters and can be dodged if seen approaching.
Description: After forming hand seals, the user creates a wave of electricity in their hands and shoots it into the ground. This jutsu can vary in power from a small surge to a powerful stream of lightning capable of ripping through solid rock. It is ideal to use in conjunction with a water jutsu.
Limit: Must know Lightning Release.
Training Points: 10 | 20

Ah, the brilliant chirping of this lightning, filled with a vibrant, energized feel to it, and, at the same time... Roka brought his hands down quickly, the lightning booming down deep into the waters below. "This beautiful display of destruction..." he sad, enthralled with it. The best course of action that he could take right now was a simple one: taming the lightning. The technique, though he demonstrated proficient use of it, still had some resistance to it. There could be none of that in actual combat; in that brief moment, that could very well mean his end.

Roka didn't approve of that.

Naturally, there were a variety of ways of taming things. For dogs, it was a reward system in most cases. With cats, it was patience, commitment, and trust. Lightning, however... was a bit more difficult. It was a forceful method, he had come to realize, almost similar to forcing a wild beast to submit before one's might. However, Roka was more than okay with that method. It was almost an adoration of his.

Roka kept the technique up and going. Moving along slowly, raising his arms up, then back down. It was an annoying process, but the idea was simple. As the source of the lightning was being emitted from his palms, by moving them in a variety of ways, he'd be toughening up his muscles. In doing so, he'd be able to better control the technique, eliminating that pesky resistance that annoyed him so. He could feel the resistance diminishing, like it was tiring out. Or perhaps that was him? The latter was highly unlikely, given that he was just getting started. However, even though progress was made, it was still tense. He needed to get rid of the resistance entirely, somehow, in some manner.

Deciding to change it up a bit, Roka began leveling his hands so that they were directly in front of the river, striking dead center. Then, he slowly began expanding his arms, the range of the lightning widening as more fish began to pop up. Truly, an amusing thing. He'd appreciate it more if it wasn't for the fact there was an almost incalculable amount of voltage within that river right now. It was safe to assume that majority of the fish were well past over done, anyways. As his hands began moving further and further apart, he noticed that there was more resistance than usual. A curious thing. Was this a sign that his muscles were not wanting to cooperate with him further? A hilarious notion; he'd not pay weakness any attention. Results: those were the only things that mattered.

Roka began a combination of "A" and "B" earlier. One hand would move vertically and forward while the other horizontally. His body's nervous system no longer had an aptitude for pain, which made it easy to ignore the screaming of his muscles. He knew he'd regret this later, as simply being able to ignore pain didn't allow him to negate possible injuries, but he wasn't a long term thinker in most instances anyways. He'd be the type to rush in into a battle head on in most instances if confident enough in his abilities compared to his opponent's own prowess. Forcing his arms to cooperate, he was finally moving it around without much restraint, effortlessly moving it around. It was quite easy now. No resistance whatsoever. Strange. How long had that been going on, he wondered?

He took a look to his left arm. Signs of obvious muscle tearing were everywhere. In fact, it looked almost disgusting. Undoing the technique, he looked at his arm once more.

"That's new." he noted, shrugging. "Oh well."

[Father 'Suke]

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