The Depths of Heart [x2 Training Event]
Feb 16, 2017 21:44:15 GMT -7
Post by » Comatose on Feb 16, 2017 21:44:15 GMT -7
(6) Gate of View - Ajna: The Third Eye Chakra
Rank: "S"
Skill: TaiJutsu
Effect: Increases the user's speed and power. Opening of this gate releases such enormous amounts of energy that it can cause nearby water bodies to form a vortex around the user.
Special: ---
Drawback: (Fortitude 25) Must make a save or reduce to Exhausted and Dying Condition. Success; user is only exhausted for rest of encounter.
Description: Picture Located in the center of the forehead above the eyebrows. Its function is seeing, intuiting. Its color is indigo. Its stone is Iolite. This Chakra is the Light Chakra; it deals with Insight and is blocked by Illusion. Balancing this Chakra helps physical perception and balances the pineal gland. This Celestial gate takes away the amount of fat and protein in the user's body can digest. It releases useless energy resources giving the user more power and more stamina.
Takes 6 Movements to Activate.
+12 Pain Threshold Bonus to Will.
+10 enchantment bonus to Weapon Damage.
+6 enchantment bonus to Movements.
+20 Temporary Gate Points.
If 6th Gate is opened longer than 2 consecutive rounds, user gains a penalty of -15 Weapon Size in TaiJutsu Damage, and -6 movements for 24 hours once gate closes.
User suffers 1/2 more damage from all sources for 1 minute after gate closes.
Unless the user wishes otherwise, the technique ends at the end of an Encounter. Each round the technique is maintained, the user suffers 7 points of Gate Point Damage. Mastery: Learning this technique a 2nd time, the user can activate this gate without sacrificing movements for the purpose of using a more powerful gate, without actually performing this Technique or gaining any of the penalties. User cannot otherwise perform the Technique without sacrificing movements. Learning the technique a 3rd time, the user only suffers -2 movements, -5 Weapon Size TaiJutsu Damage, and suffers 6 Gate Point Damage.
Limit: Must be a practitioner of The Eight Celestial Gates. Must know (5) Gate of Limit - Throat.[1][0 / 110]
There lie many unnamed ruins about the world, each connected to civilizations long past. When Tachibana had come across this one he had noted and suggested to Kaori that they investigate it, needing a somewhat recreational break from all the walking they had been doing prior. The ruins themselves seemed undisturbed and primordial, columns, arches, and gateways still in tact from when the original structures existed.
"Always interesting to think that once a whole civilization may have existed here. Whole lives went by here - start to finish. Now, there's nothing left." Bending over he passed gravel between his fingers, noting the trace of bone and ash before he patted his hands together in order to clean them.
Tachibana's training of the gates had reached a stage where he could train within himself if only by willing it so. By opening and closing gates just a bit he could emulate the states the body entered and train in such a way that would allow him to gain insight on them. The sixth gate, or the mind's eye gate as it was colloquially named, was something most people knew of in some form. It was often referred to as the sixth sense, or extrasensory perception - the allowing of the mind to see without involvement of anything else. There was not much known about how to train it, or how one could uncover the sense, but since it was connected to the sixth gate both figuratively he knew uncovering it was a key to unlocking the gate.
Everywhere he went he began to attempt to keep a sort of mental picture of certain things. When he passed a column, he'd take a mental photo and then think back to it. He'd think on it in an attempt to imagine it as if it was still right in front of him. As he continued to imagine it he attempted to make the visualization as vivid as he could, imagining that it'd look like in the present. Would the wind be blowing about it? Would it still be standing? Were animals or insects traveling along it? How deep in the ground was it?
As he began this intense imagining he could somewhat 'see' it. This was different than visualizing within one's mind where you formed a picture, he felt as though he was actually seeing it. It was an unusual experience, as seeing with the mind without the eyes involvement felt confusing - to the point of headache. The headache became more intense the more vivid the picture became, until he had to release the image from his mind. The fatigue and hurt he felt afterward were alien to him, like exercising a muscle that had never existed inside of his own head. It had seemed like the ruins were a great place for training something like this unceasing and unchanging, yet having so much vivid history.
"There seems to be a doorway through there", he spoke as he pointed off into the distance, finishing a cycle of imaging and exhaustion before starting another.