Sōjōgatani (Training/P)
Jun 24, 2018 5:12:31 GMT -7
Post by Hamura on Jun 24, 2018 5:12:31 GMT -7
Keihatsu Ryuu: Soryūsen (Twin Dragon Flash)
Rank: "C"
Skill: TaiJutsu
Effect: A move that utilizes both the sword and sheath within the same attack.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: The user uses both their sword and their sheath to do this move. The user starts with the Keihatsu Ryuu: Battōjutsu no Kamae (Art of Drawing the Blade Posture) and allows the opponent strike first. At the last moment, the user draws their blade performing Keihatsu Ryuu: Battōjutsu (Art of Drawing the Blade) to hit the opponent. If the opponent somehow manages to dodge the first attack, the user follows through with their sheath. The sheath strike delivers a pulverizing blow capable of crushing bone and shattering wood, but if the sword strike misses, the sheath strike acts as powerful insurance, preventing an opponent's attack and delivering a crushing blow when it's least expected. Unsheathing the sword takes up no movements when performing the first attack, however the second attack does take up a movement. The user sacrifices a movement when sheathing the sword.
Limit: Must learn from a Master of Busōsen (Arms Flash). Must know Keihatsu Ryuu: Battōjutsu (Art of Drawing the Blade).
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Though not surprised, he figured that Sōjōbō might have thought that Hamura needed more time to properly get back into the fold and train at his best. But since that was clearly not the case, a rumbling chuckle alarmed some of the nearby birds and caused them to shoot out of their perches and fly off deeper into the valley woods. When he fell silent, he asked Hamura about the things he had heard before he had passed out, and if he had any questions regarding them. Stating that he did not much care for wagers and that it could wait until later, the Daitengu huffed silently.
Asking him about what Taka had taught him regarding the arms flash techniques, Hamura ran him through the things he had managed to pick up until now. Whether it was because he felt bad about what had happened or was just in the mood to get his own hands dirty, Sōjōbō hadn't actually been teaching him anything after he had passed those duties on to Taka. While he had claimed that Sōjōbō would eventually take back over once the boy had been sufficiently groomed to be capable of handling it, Hamura wondered whether that time had already come.
Combining Protegra training with Busōsen, the paired dragon strike that the Daitengu was teaching him next utilized both the scabbard and the sword for a quick attack. After a short demonstration, he allowed Hamura to take over. Drawing his sword for a horizontal strike, he followed it up with a secondary strike from his scabbard by allowing the momentum of his initial attack to spin him with enough force probably crack bone, rock and wood alike on impact. Finding that it was a useful technique to keep those who managed to evade the initial attack from counter attacking, all he needed to work on now was his footing.
[End of Training]
Rank: "C"
Skill: TaiJutsu
Effect: A move that utilizes both the sword and sheath within the same attack.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: The user uses both their sword and their sheath to do this move. The user starts with the Keihatsu Ryuu: Battōjutsu no Kamae (Art of Drawing the Blade Posture) and allows the opponent strike first. At the last moment, the user draws their blade performing Keihatsu Ryuu: Battōjutsu (Art of Drawing the Blade) to hit the opponent. If the opponent somehow manages to dodge the first attack, the user follows through with their sheath. The sheath strike delivers a pulverizing blow capable of crushing bone and shattering wood, but if the sword strike misses, the sheath strike acts as powerful insurance, preventing an opponent's attack and delivering a crushing blow when it's least expected. Unsheathing the sword takes up no movements when performing the first attack, however the second attack does take up a movement. The user sacrifices a movement when sheathing the sword.
Limit: Must learn from a Master of Busōsen (Arms Flash). Must know Keihatsu Ryuu: Battōjutsu (Art of Drawing the Blade).
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Though not surprised, he figured that Sōjōbō might have thought that Hamura needed more time to properly get back into the fold and train at his best. But since that was clearly not the case, a rumbling chuckle alarmed some of the nearby birds and caused them to shoot out of their perches and fly off deeper into the valley woods. When he fell silent, he asked Hamura about the things he had heard before he had passed out, and if he had any questions regarding them. Stating that he did not much care for wagers and that it could wait until later, the Daitengu huffed silently.
Asking him about what Taka had taught him regarding the arms flash techniques, Hamura ran him through the things he had managed to pick up until now. Whether it was because he felt bad about what had happened or was just in the mood to get his own hands dirty, Sōjōbō hadn't actually been teaching him anything after he had passed those duties on to Taka. While he had claimed that Sōjōbō would eventually take back over once the boy had been sufficiently groomed to be capable of handling it, Hamura wondered whether that time had already come.
Combining Protegra training with Busōsen, the paired dragon strike that the Daitengu was teaching him next utilized both the scabbard and the sword for a quick attack. After a short demonstration, he allowed Hamura to take over. Drawing his sword for a horizontal strike, he followed it up with a secondary strike from his scabbard by allowing the momentum of his initial attack to spin him with enough force probably crack bone, rock and wood alike on impact. Finding that it was a useful technique to keep those who managed to evade the initial attack from counter attacking, all he needed to work on now was his footing.
[End of Training]