Nobuo 1 [training]
Sept 7, 2015 19:34:09 GMT -7
Post by Deleted on Sept 7, 2015 19:34:09 GMT -7
Nobuo sat outside her house.
Mekuraban Seal Drawing/Placement
Rank: D
Skill: Ninjutsu/TaiJutsu
Effect: The before the user can write the Mekuraban seal on a person or anything, they must first learn the special way how to draw the seals.
Special: Requires Ink and some sort of painting or marking tool just to learn. When used in battle this technique requires a mixture of blood and ink.
Drawback: None
Description: Before the user can use the Mekuraban seals, they must first master the correct way of drawing the seals. This technique is rather easy to learn, as the proper way of drawing a Mekuraban seal is only slightly different than regular kanji drawing. The user must draw the kanji so that the ink stays wet for the most amount of time possible, and runs so that the kanji drawing won’t lose its power.
Limit: After learning this technique, the user will not have to learn it again to utilize any other Mekuraban Seal.
Nobuo sat outside her house and with ingle fingers and a little needle in his hand pricked his finger as he had seen a hundred times. From it blood, ever so dark and rosy beaded up on his finger like dew on a leaf. It bubbled up and Nobuo squeezed the dot into his prestirred bottle of ink.
Calmly and and carefully he then took a small piece of cloth and ripped it from his pants. Taking it and dipping it slowly into the bottle as he stared simply at the door. The door was a simple wooden door, made to keep the cold winter days out and the cold in. The knob made of a light metal as to not freeze in place, with a simple key hole, which when locked would stay in place.
Nobuo walked up carefully to the door and mixing the ink and blood in the container he held in his black hands inspected the drawn brown coating it had. Smearing the front of the door, he began drawing, ever so simply the simple symbol he had been thinking of in his mind. A sideways eight, written in his blood ink.
Focusing on his work, he draw it slowly, and not rushing made the symbol in one stroke. His fingers nimble, not wasting a single drop of the ink and blood mixture. As he dew the sign on the door, he looked around and made sure no one was watching, making sure even if they could see they didn't care what he was doing to his own door.
He wanted to be sure he could pull it closed and open it as any moment like a puppet master. But first he had to finish what he was doing. He then walked around his little shack and without speaking a word again drew the symbol on his back door. Positioning the symbol in the same place, the edge unseen where the door latches, as to escape immediate detection.
With that he again walked around to the far side, and jumping on the roof, painted again the same symbol the sideways eight like sign. It had to bee draw as so it didn't drip or run, the stroke staying all together as so little brush hairs didn't break the even and strong, like a chain. As he drew the seal on the roof, a dog barked, breaking the silence. Nobuo hated dogs, he looked around and found the source of the barking and shot the dog a look. The dog stopped barking.
When Nobuo was a child he used to kill dog and cats because it made him feel good. He liked they way they feared him when he was stabbing them. The shock culminating with fear gave him shivers. But right now he wasn't going to kill anything. Right now, he was going to finish this seal, and as such he refocused on making sure his stroke and pressure was perfect.
Nobuo didnt like like doing something more than once. He was too calm and collected for that, and he didn't want to have to deal with the pain of trying something again, though if he had to he was not the type that would bemoan having to do slightly more work. He though of this while he jumped down from the roof, and landing in the snow, which seemed to be constant in this part of the world, crunched under his feet.
Having written ten the seals on the door and window, Nobuo continued by walking inside, taking off his boots and opening again the scroll he had stolen from that woman. It listed the procedures he would have to go through to make sure he could use his new seal. He made one more seal on his packet of cigarettes because he wanted to make sure those were always in reach, and popped on into his mouth as he thought.
This is last one was better than the first three seals he had written and it took him almost no time to write it. He didn't care for abilities that slowed him down. Things like JUTSUS with too many handsigns and whatnot were not his friend.
With that Nobuo took another look at the scroll, taking a puff of smoke, which had filled his lungs and breathed out the sweet toxins in his body.
Mekuraban Seal Drawing/Placement
Rank: D
Skill: Ninjutsu/TaiJutsu
Effect: The before the user can write the Mekuraban seal on a person or anything, they must first learn the special way how to draw the seals.
Special: Requires Ink and some sort of painting or marking tool just to learn. When used in battle this technique requires a mixture of blood and ink.
Drawback: None
Description: Before the user can use the Mekuraban seals, they must first master the correct way of drawing the seals. This technique is rather easy to learn, as the proper way of drawing a Mekuraban seal is only slightly different than regular kanji drawing. The user must draw the kanji so that the ink stays wet for the most amount of time possible, and runs so that the kanji drawing won’t lose its power.
Limit: After learning this technique, the user will not have to learn it again to utilize any other Mekuraban Seal.
Nobuo sat outside her house and with ingle fingers and a little needle in his hand pricked his finger as he had seen a hundred times. From it blood, ever so dark and rosy beaded up on his finger like dew on a leaf. It bubbled up and Nobuo squeezed the dot into his prestirred bottle of ink.
Calmly and and carefully he then took a small piece of cloth and ripped it from his pants. Taking it and dipping it slowly into the bottle as he stared simply at the door. The door was a simple wooden door, made to keep the cold winter days out and the cold in. The knob made of a light metal as to not freeze in place, with a simple key hole, which when locked would stay in place.
Nobuo walked up carefully to the door and mixing the ink and blood in the container he held in his black hands inspected the drawn brown coating it had. Smearing the front of the door, he began drawing, ever so simply the simple symbol he had been thinking of in his mind. A sideways eight, written in his blood ink.
Focusing on his work, he draw it slowly, and not rushing made the symbol in one stroke. His fingers nimble, not wasting a single drop of the ink and blood mixture. As he dew the sign on the door, he looked around and made sure no one was watching, making sure even if they could see they didn't care what he was doing to his own door.
He wanted to be sure he could pull it closed and open it as any moment like a puppet master. But first he had to finish what he was doing. He then walked around his little shack and without speaking a word again drew the symbol on his back door. Positioning the symbol in the same place, the edge unseen where the door latches, as to escape immediate detection.
With that he again walked around to the far side, and jumping on the roof, painted again the same symbol the sideways eight like sign. It had to bee draw as so it didn't drip or run, the stroke staying all together as so little brush hairs didn't break the even and strong, like a chain. As he drew the seal on the roof, a dog barked, breaking the silence. Nobuo hated dogs, he looked around and found the source of the barking and shot the dog a look. The dog stopped barking.
When Nobuo was a child he used to kill dog and cats because it made him feel good. He liked they way they feared him when he was stabbing them. The shock culminating with fear gave him shivers. But right now he wasn't going to kill anything. Right now, he was going to finish this seal, and as such he refocused on making sure his stroke and pressure was perfect.
Nobuo didnt like like doing something more than once. He was too calm and collected for that, and he didn't want to have to deal with the pain of trying something again, though if he had to he was not the type that would bemoan having to do slightly more work. He though of this while he jumped down from the roof, and landing in the snow, which seemed to be constant in this part of the world, crunched under his feet.
Having written ten the seals on the door and window, Nobuo continued by walking inside, taking off his boots and opening again the scroll he had stolen from that woman. It listed the procedures he would have to go through to make sure he could use his new seal. He made one more seal on his packet of cigarettes because he wanted to make sure those were always in reach, and popped on into his mouth as he thought.
This is last one was better than the first three seals he had written and it took him almost no time to write it. He didn't care for abilities that slowed him down. Things like JUTSUS with too many handsigns and whatnot were not his friend.
With that Nobuo took another look at the scroll, taking a puff of smoke, which had filled his lungs and breathed out the sweet toxins in his body.