Kuroi Karasu: A New Beginning [Training]

[Itaru]

Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion: Paper Man Technique)
Rank: “A” Rank
Skill: Genjutsu
Effect: Sends the opponent into an illusionary black and white world where their body becomes flimsy and thin like paper. The paper is lit on fire starting at the feet. When the paper is completely burned, the opponent is knocked unconscious.
Special: Requires continuous physical contact to an area close to an opponent’s tenketsu.
Drawback: If physical contact is broken, then the Genjutsu is released.
Description: The user makes physical contact with the opponent, touching them in a spot close to one of their tenketsu, which sends a strong and fast-moving wave of chakra into the opponent’s circulatory system. The touch doesn’t have to be exact, only requiring it to be in the general area of the tenketsu. Once the chakra reaches the brain (which takes a maximum of one turn, and only that long if the user is grabbing the opponent’s foot), they will find that their body is no longer truly capable of responding to their commands. In their minds, the world itself turns black and white, and their view of themselves is that of a wobbly piece of paper. The opponent will appear in front of them, in full 3-D, and watch as fire suddenly lights under the opponent’s feet, running up both legs rapidly (one turn), all the way up the torso and arms (another turn), and finally from the shoulders through the head (another turn). The pain of the burning is excruciating. Once the fire completely burns the paper illusion of the opponent, they will fall unconscious for a minimum of three turns, in which they are required to make a roll of 51 or higher in order to awaken. If the Genjutsu is broken before the fire can completely burn through the body, the body parts that were burned are unusable for one turn.
Limit: Genjutsu Specialist

0/100

Arms strongly folded over his chest, Karasu stomped through the darkness of this wooded part of Umi no Kuni. He was still no match for Teramune-sama. Taking how things were currently going into consideration, he probably never would be as strong at Teramune-sama, ever for as long as he was here. Even so, Karasu wasn't going to lose his hope. To kill Teramune-sama and his organization meant Karasu's freedom, however he would never return to Konoha. He was a missing Leaf Ninja now.

Upon coming to his new training area, Karasu stretched the muscle in his right shoulder. Due to its recent dislocation from Karasu's shoulder, he needed to release the stress from it quite often. At least it would no longer pain him so much as it did before. After a while of stretching, Karasu believed himself to be ready for this next technique. 'What NinJutsu will you learn next?' The vocal in his head questioned.

Since coming to Umi no Kuni, his schizophrenic disorder concerning these vocals seemed to be at peace for the most part. Much more so than what it normally was. That, and it seemed to give him company, since Karasu didn't understand he was mentally ill with this disorder. At his young age, what he couldn't understand was that it wasn't really there, because he heard it as though it was being spoken into his ear.

"It's not gonna be NinJutsu this time." He answered back to it with a slight grin on his face. It was time for another 'A' rank technique, but not NinJutsu, but GenJutsu. It had been a while since Karasu had taught himself an illusionary technique, and having Kage Bunshin no Jutsu now, thanks to his Sensei Teramune-sama, he would be able to do it without so much difficulty, since he always lacked a volunteer to task the GenJutsu on.

His clones would be his targets now. "Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu." He said out loud to himself, and to the vocals in his head as well, which was in a sense himself as well. 'An 'A' ranked Demonic Illusionary technique? Fool, you'll never master such a technique no matter how long you train.' Karasu could only laugh at what the vocals had spoken of. He's heard this way too many times to take it seriously now.

[Itaru]

Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion: Paper Man Technique)
Rank: “A” Rank
Skill: Genjutsu
Effect: Sends the opponent into an illusionary black and white world where their body becomes flimsy and thin like paper. The paper is lit on fire starting at the feet. When the paper is completely burned, the opponent is knocked unconscious.
Special: Requires continuous physical contact to an area close to an opponent’s tenketsu.
Drawback: If physical contact is broken, then the Genjutsu is released.
Description: The user makes physical contact with the opponent, touching them in a spot close to one of their tenketsu, which sends a strong and fast-moving wave of chakra into the opponent’s circulatory system. The touch doesn’t have to be exact, only requiring it to be in the general area of the tenketsu. Once the chakra reaches the brain (which takes a maximum of one turn, and only that long if the user is grabbing the opponent’s foot), they will find that their body is no longer truly capable of responding to their commands. In their minds, the world itself turns black and white, and their view of themselves is that of a wobbly piece of paper. The opponent will appear in front of them, in full 3-D, and watch as fire suddenly lights under the opponent’s feet, running up both legs rapidly (one turn), all the way up the torso and arms (another turn), and finally from the shoulders through the head (another turn). The pain of the burning is excruciating. Once the fire completely burns the paper illusion of the opponent, they will fall unconscious for a minimum of three turns, in which they are required to make a roll of 51 or higher in order to awaken. If the Genjutsu is broken before the fire can completely burn through the body, the body parts that were burned are unusable for one turn.
Limit: Genjutsu Specialist

0/100

Karasu spread a scroll containing the technique, and laid it out upon the grass. "Yeah, that's what you said with all the other techniques I have now mastered." He boasted to the spoken words in his head, as they spoke of him being unable to complete this technique. It didn't matter at all to him, and he was going to just have to prove the vocals wrong once again. Karasu would first need to create a shadow clone to be his objective to attack.

Now not only would Kuroi be using up his chakra on this technique, but the shadow clones as well. It was surely going to drain him much sooner than what those other techniques did, since he only had to concentrate on one technique. Now there would be two. What more could Karasu do about it? Karasu adjusted the cracked headband that laid across his forehead, as it used to do not so long ago.

This time it was different; it revealed he had abandoned his village, and would probably never return as their ally ever again. Now he saw himself on a far different level than them. He always noticed his advancement was much quicker than the other Shinobi that graduated the same year he had. For a long time he couldn't help but think they were far too weak to even compare to Karasu's standards.

Maybe he was just so damn full of himself that he brainwashed himself to think that. Then again, Teramune saying that the village was full of cowards could have also got to him. After all, out of all the Shinobi, Teramune chose him; Karasu, and nobody else. Munichi was brought simply because Karasu opened his big mouth. Frankly, he would have preferred she stayed back in Konoha to suffer with the rest of the weaklings.

Munichi was after all also a D-class Genin, much like the entire Shinobi population in Konoha. He gave a sly snicker and held his head proud, presenting the cracked headband he now would wear with pride and acceptance. Now he would begin techniques that would make him an even more powerful traitor to the Fire Country. So what, he couldn't be Hokage, but that wasn't what he wanted now that he realized the weak country he would be control over.

The hand sign for Kage Bunshin was created, and placed before his face. Because he was taken by Teramune, Karasu was now able to learn this technique, and he would learn more forbidden techniques of the Leaf Village, since he no longer had any more reasons not to. He wasn't a noble pawn to them any longer. "Kage Bunshin no Jutsu!" A perfect shadow clone appeared at his side, and now Karasu would begin.

[Itaru]

Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion: Paper Man Technique)
Rank: “A” Rank
Skill: Genjutsu
Effect: Sends the opponent into an illusionary black and white world where their body becomes flimsy and thin like paper. The paper is lit on fire starting at the feet. When the paper is completely burned, the opponent is knocked unconscious.
Special: Requires continuous physical contact to an area close to an opponent’s tenketsu.
Drawback: If physical contact is broken, then the Genjutsu is released.
Description: The user makes physical contact with the opponent, touching them in a spot close to one of their tenketsu, which sends a strong and fast-moving wave of chakra into the opponent’s circulatory system. The touch doesn’t have to be exact, only requiring it to be in the general area of the tenketsu. Once the chakra reaches the brain (which takes a maximum of one turn, and only that long if the user is grabbing the opponent’s foot), they will find that their body is no longer truly capable of responding to their commands. In their minds, the world itself turns black and white, and their view of themselves is that of a wobbly piece of paper. The opponent will appear in front of them, in full 3-D, and watch as fire suddenly lights under the opponent’s feet, running up both legs rapidly (one turn), all the way up the torso and arms (another turn), and finally from the shoulders through the head (another turn). The pain of the burning is excruciating. Once the fire completely burns the paper illusion of the opponent, they will fall unconscious for a minimum of three turns, in which they are required to make a roll of 51 or higher in order to awaken. If the Genjutsu is broken before the fire can completely burn through the body, the body parts that were burned are unusable for one turn.
Limit: Genjutsu Specialist

0/100

After Karasu's eyes had properly looked over the scroll, he noticed the shadow clone had made itself confortable at the base of a tree. It was sleeping? Karasu glared at this stupid clone. Little did Karasu know, was that he took quite a while to look over how exactly this GenJutsu was supposed to be done. All he needed was to see the opponent, not even make eye-contact. This GenJutsu seemed too easy.

'Oh well,' Karasu said to himself and began rolling up the scroll. He would do just as the scroll told him to do, and he would later discover more and he became more educated of the GenJutsu. "Hey, wake up!" He yelled at the clone he had prepared. Without hesitation, the shadow clone jumped onto its feed and rushed toward Karasu. Karasu was indeed looking at the clone, and he would now attempt to activate the GenJutsu.

He snatched the clone by its shoulders. The hand claws Karasu had equipped himself with wouldn't permit the clone to jerk away from his grasp, and Karasu would no inject his chakra into the nervous system of the shadow clone. Venturing into the eyes of the clone, the sight of a black and white area had become a reality. Although, the clone didn't find itself as a paper-like shadow clone like Karasu had wanted.

Moments passed, and the clone had disappeared after suffering the minor affects of the GenJutsu. Karasu would now have to begin all over again, which wasn't a problem for him. His right index and middle finger faced horizontally, his left vertically, and the cross was created for Kage Bunshin no Jutsu. Karasu's chakra rushed through his body, and his chakra points became overwhelmed with an insane amount of chakra.

"Kage Bunshin no Jutsu!" A lone clone appeared before Karasu, and now this clone would be his new test-subject. Karasu's hands grasped the shoulders of this replica of himself, and after pushing his hands back a bit, the hand claw's unique downward curve caused it to pierce into the clothing of the shadow clone. With direct physical contact, Karasu would push all his chakra into the clone to attack its nervous system.

Karasu would now need to build up his chakra, which would enter the body of the shadow clone before him. The clone attempted to ascape, and once it had slammed its foot upon Karasu's knee, Karasu dropped onto the floor, but the hand claws held forced the clone down with him. He needed to act quickly, and the little chakra he had built up was pushed into the clone's body, hoping it wouldn't completely fail.

[Itaru]

Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion: Paper Man Technique)
Rank: “A” Rank
Skill: Genjutsu
Effect: Sends the opponent into an illusionary black and white world where their body becomes flimsy and thin like paper. The paper is lit on fire starting at the feet. When the paper is completely burned, the opponent is knocked unconscious.
Special: Requires continuous physical contact to an area close to an opponent’s tenketsu.
Drawback: If physical contact is broken, then the Genjutsu is released.
Description: The user makes physical contact with the opponent, touching them in a spot close to one of their tenketsu, which sends a strong and fast-moving wave of chakra into the opponent’s circulatory system. The touch doesn’t have to be exact, only requiring it to be in the general area of the tenketsu. Once the chakra reaches the brain (which takes a maximum of one turn, and only that long if the user is grabbing the opponent’s foot), they will find that their body is no longer truly capable of responding to their commands. In their minds, the world itself turns black and white, and their view of themselves is that of a wobbly piece of paper. The opponent will appear in front of them, in full 3-D, and watch as fire suddenly lights under the opponent’s feet, running up both legs rapidly (one turn), all the way up the torso and arms (another turn), and finally from the shoulders through the head (another turn). The pain of the burning is excruciating. Once the fire completely burns the paper illusion of the opponent, they will fall unconscious for a minimum of three turns, in which they are required to make a roll of 51 or higher in order to awaken. If the Genjutsu is broken before the fire can completely burn through the body, the body parts that were burned are unusable for one turn.
Limit: Genjutsu Specialist

0/100

The shadow clone stopped its struggled almost the instant Karasu forced it to suffer within the GenJutsu. In the eyes of the clone, it had been returned to that same black and white world. It's physical appearance didn't change to that of the paper-man as it was supposed to, so thus this technique was a failure. A few moments passed, and the shadow disappeared within a cloud and left absolutely nothing behind.

Karasu was back to where he started. This would probably be happening a lot more than he realized, but he was up to do it several times over and over again if he needed to. Since he didn't need to bother with hand signs anymore, he permitted himself to hesitate for a little bit. He would create the special hand sign for the Shadow Clone Jutsu, and he focused on his chakra. His chakra source began to intensify from within.

Hisbody became filled with his chakra within moments, and he was properly prepared. "Kage Bunshin no Jutsu!" He concluded the technique and his body was concealed within a cloud of murk. Five clones surrounded his body, and now he would begin a training session. To focus on putting one clone through the GenJutsu, and fend off the other four while he was doing this. It would be a challenge indeed.

The shadow clones scattered all around the area, and used a variety of tactics to lunge at Karasu. Two clones would dive for his shins, the other two would get him head-on, and the final shadow clone would attempt to get him from the back. He didn't exactly know of the fifth clone though, and as he snatched one of the two clones that went for his feet, the he felt the other constrict around his shin.

He grasped tightly onto the clone he now had entangled the hand claws within the clothing of. There were tree more clones coming, and since he was unable to use one of his legs, he sent a powerful kick to one of the on-coming clones, and without even putting that foot down, he sent a kick to the side of the other shadow clone's head. Both disappeared into absolutely nothing, and now Karasu would focus on the GenJutsu.

With a tight hold on the shadow clone, he slammed it upon the clone that had a grip on Karasu's right foot. The chakra escaped from his body, and entered into the clone, who wouldn't show any actual expression, since it was a mere clone. Suddenly, Karasu felt a weight upon his back. He had forgotten of the fifth clone. With him being hunched over, Karasu had to support its weight. A full spin of his body, and the clone was thrown off him.

[Itaru]

Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion: Paper Man Technique)
Rank: “A” Rank
Skill: Genjutsu
Effect: Sends the opponent into an illusionary black and white world where their body becomes flimsy and thin like paper. The paper is lit on fire starting at the feet. When the paper is completely burned, the opponent is knocked unconscious.
Special: Requires continuous physical contact to an area close to an opponent’s tenketsu.
Drawback: If physical contact is broken, then the Genjutsu is released.
Description: The user makes physical contact with the opponent, touching them in a spot close to one of their tenketsu, which sends a strong and fast-moving wave of chakra into the opponent’s circulatory system. The touch doesn’t have to be exact, only requiring it to be in the general area of the tenketsu. Once the chakra reaches the brain (which takes a maximum of one turn, and only that long if the user is grabbing the opponent’s foot), they will find that their body is no longer truly capable of responding to their commands. In their minds, the world itself turns black and white, and their view of themselves is that of a wobbly piece of paper. The opponent will appear in front of them, in full 3-D, and watch as fire suddenly lights under the opponent’s feet, running up both legs rapidly (one turn), all the way up the torso and arms (another turn), and finally from the shoulders through the head (another turn). The pain of the burning is excruciating. Once the fire completely burns the paper illusion of the opponent, they will fall unconscious for a minimum of three turns, in which they are required to make a roll of 51 or higher in order to awaken. If the Genjutsu is broken before the fire can completely burn through the body, the body parts that were burned are unusable for one turn.
Limit: Genjutsu Specialist

0/100

That fifth clone that had lunged itself onto Karasu's back was quick to get up, since the fall wasn't enough to make it subside and disappear so it wouldn't be a distraction any longer. Instead it was right after Karasu again, who still couldn't use one had since he needed constant physical contact with the opponent, in this case, it was his shadow clone. Karasu picked up his one useful foot, and slammed it down onto the shadow clone that had a hold on his shin.

Now there was only one clone to worry about. That damn fifth clone. Karasu blocked a punch it sent towards his face with his one hand he could use at the moment, and slipped his right foot behind it. This would trip it so it would collapse onto the ground, giving Karasu more time. He needed to focus his chakra on the GenJutsu, at the same time fend off these shadow clones of its. It was an affective way of training, but he was getting tired.

The clone jumped back into its feet and slid its foot across the grass, sending it straight for Karasu's actual foot. Surely this was going to trip him, and he lifted the limb off the ground to avoid the assault. He would then slam his foot upon the ankle of his clone, this time it wouldn't be allowed to go anywhere. Now he could focus on the GenJutsu alone. He pushed more chakra into his clone, which couldn't actually suffer from the affects.

That same shadow clone slipped its ankle out from under Karasu's foot, and tried sending a kick towards the left side of Karasu's chest, which was wide open for attack. But Karasu clung the other shadow clone he was currently holding to avoid the attack, thus making it disappear, now he was without a clone to test his GenJutsu on, except this fifth clone that had given him so much trouble for a while now.

His open palms constricted the throat of the clone, with the hand claws piercing its flesh that caused it to bleed. Much of his chakra would leave his body now to enter the clone's. "Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu." Karasu spoke calmly, and attempted to complete this technique on his own shadow clone. He knew the clone wouldn't feel the affects, being just a clone, but this way Karasu could actual train with GenJutsu instead of making an innocent suffer as its testing subject.

Venturing into the sights of what the clone would see, a black and white ominous location. Upon a large platform seeing nothing in color but Karasu in front of him. It was still not the paper-man as it was meant to be, but it was in black and white with the rest of the world. The GenJutsu had subsided when the clone disappeared just as the other four had. Karasu was left to question what could be done differently.

[pandoru]

+7, +8 x 4

{39/100}

[Itaru]

[Exit Karasu]

[Itaru]

Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion: Paper Man Technique)
Rank: “A” Rank
Skill: Genjutsu
Effect: Sends the opponent into an illusionary black and white world where their body becomes flimsy and thin like paper. The paper is lit on fire starting at the feet. When the paper is completely burned, the opponent is knocked unconscious.
Special: Requires continuous physical contact to an area close to an opponent’s tenketsu.
Drawback: If physical contact is broken, then the Genjutsu is released.
Description: The user makes physical contact with the opponent, touching them in a spot close to one of their tenketsu, which sends a strong and fast-moving wave of chakra into the opponent’s circulatory system. The touch doesn’t have to be exact, only requiring it to be in the general area of the tenketsu. Once the chakra reaches the brain (which takes a maximum of one turn, and only that long if the user is grabbing the opponent’s foot), they will find that their body is no longer truly capable of responding to their commands. In their minds, the world itself turns black and white, and their view of themselves is that of a wobbly piece of paper. The opponent will appear in front of them, in full 3-D, and watch as fire suddenly lights under the opponent’s feet, running up both legs rapidly (one turn), all the way up the torso and arms (another turn), and finally from the shoulders through the head (another turn). The pain of the burning is excruciating. Once the fire completely burns the paper illusion of the opponent, they will fall unconscious for a minimum of three turns, in which they are required to make a roll of 51 or higher in order to awaken. If the Genjutsu is broken before the fire can completely burn through the body, the body parts that were burned are unusable for one turn.
Limit: Genjutsu Specialist

39/100

Karasu needed to read over the scroll if he was to fully understand this technique. Although he wouldn't actually be able to see how much progress he was making, since he was using this GenJutsu on a simple Shadow Clone. A shadow clone couldn't actually feel the affects, and thus Karasu was only left to wonder how quickly he was advancing. As the scroll was spread over the grass, Karasu situated himself in front of it.

Legs crossed and elbows resting on his knees, he hunched his back to hover over the scroll, eyes scanning the text. He pulled a rice cake slowly from his pouch, careful to not lose his place of reading, and put it to his lips. He chewed gently on the food, finally coming to something important that he failed to miss after reading over the scroll the first time. It can only be done correctly if the user is to touch the opponent's foot.

Karasu would force himself to read over this scroll twice to make absolutely sure he wasn't missing anything else. He was smart to look over the scroll again, or else would have had to waste attempts to simply fail all over again. Karasu's eyes reached the end of the scroll, and he moved them back at the top, beginning with the name of the technique. So he would need to be close to the opponent's tenketsu as well.

This was another thing he failed to notice before. There was so much he had missed, he felt like a damn idiot now. He neatly rolled up the scroll, but didn't place it back in his pouch, thinking he may actually need it yet again, since Karasu wasn't the best reader in is village. Actually, he could be considered a complete moron by a few, but only because they thought him to be retarded, which was only half true.

Karasu pressed is palm against his knee as he was knelt upon the grass, and pushed himself up to stand up straight, spinal column now vertical. He wasn't sure how much longer it would take for him to master this technique, but surely it couldn't take too much longer, considering he now understood it more clearly now. "Kage Bunshin no Jutsu!" Karasu's fingers created the unique hand sign to the technique of creating shadow clones.

A single shadow clone appeared before him to be his target. "Attack me." He ordered the shadow clone, and without hesitation it swung its fist straight at Karasu's face. He snatched the oncoming fist in mid air, and closed his fingers tightly over it, the hand claws digging into the skin of the clone. Soon the clone would send a foot straight to Karasu's side, which he would block and well and take grasp of.

[Itaru]

Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion: Paper Man Technique)
Rank: “A” Rank
Skill: Genjutsu
Effect: Sends the opponent into an illusionary black and white world where their body becomes flimsy and thin like paper. The paper is lit on fire starting at the feet. When the paper is completely burned, the opponent is knocked unconscious.
Special: Requires continuous physical contact to an area close to an opponent’s tenketsu.
Drawback: If physical contact is broken, then the Genjutsu is released.
Description: The user makes physical contact with the opponent, touching them in a spot close to one of their tenketsu, which sends a strong and fast-moving wave of chakra into the opponent’s circulatory system. The touch doesn’t have to be exact, only requiring it to be in the general area of the tenketsu. Once the chakra reaches the brain (which takes a maximum of one turn, and only that long if the user is grabbing the opponent’s foot), they will find that their body is no longer truly capable of responding to their commands. In their minds, the world itself turns black and white, and their view of themselves is that of a wobbly piece of paper. The opponent will appear in front of them, in full 3-D, and watch as fire suddenly lights under the opponent’s feet, running up both legs rapidly (one turn), all the way up the torso and arms (another turn), and finally from the shoulders through the head (another turn). The pain of the burning is excruciating. Once the fire completely burns the paper illusion of the opponent, they will fall unconscious for a minimum of three turns, in which they are required to make a roll of 51 or higher in order to awaken. If the Genjutsu is broken before the fire can completely burn through the body, the body parts that were burned are unusable for one turn.
Limit: Genjutsu Specialist

39/100

Karasu locked the foot of the clone in between his upper thorax and upper arm, and tightly pulled his arm shut so the foot couldn't escape as it was secured without fail at his armpit. He wouldn't let it go now, and he pushed the clone forward, with only one foot to keep it stable the clone fell onto the ground on its back. From there, Karasu made its knee bend so he could hover over the replica of himself.

His hand still holding his fist pressed against the throat of the shadow clone. It wasn't going anywhere now. Now Karasu had time to gather up his chakra. This chakra would be soon pushed into the body of this kage bunshin and he would attempt to make the GenJutsu a success this time. It needed to work this time, it's taken him far too long to master this technique. He had no more time to waste.

If Teramune was to come looking for Karasu and Munichi after they left for Leaf again, Karasu was pretty damn sure he wasn't going to get it easy anymore. He would probably going suffer some consequences in the near future once Teramune noticed Karasu's headband. He would know there was only one way for Karasu to get his headband back, and that would be that he had taken a boat and went back to Konoha.

Still, shouldn't Teramune also notice that Karasu returned by himself and didn't need to be hunted down again? Karasu shook his head from the thought. After all, he had a thrashing shadow clone that was moments from breaking free. Karasu's chakra began to guild up within his body, and with the hand that bound the clone's ankle, he began to release his chakra. The energy around his body began to surge through him.

Since learning so many techniques, Karasu could notice how much easier gathering chakra came, and already he had exerted a massive quantity of chakra into his shadow clone, which stopped thrashing to get itself free. Karasu knew it would be seeing within the world of the GenJutsu now. However, Karasu would never be able to actually realize how much effort was put into to; he couldn't see the eyes of the clone.

In this world, the clone found itself a a paper-man, in a black and white world. After it noticed the GenJutsu, Karasu appeared in full color and three dimensional. Flames began to flicker its its feet, but before the flames could actually become strong enough they would catch the paper on fire, the GenJutsu subsided and the clone disappeared within a cloud. Karasu got up and he was ready to try again.

[Itaru]

Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion: Paper Man Technique)
Rank: “A” Rank
Skill: Genjutsu
Effect: Sends the opponent into an illusionary black and white world where their body becomes flimsy and thin like paper. The paper is lit on fire starting at the feet. When the paper is completely burned, the opponent is knocked unconscious.
Special: Requires continuous physical contact to an area close to an opponent’s tenketsu.
Drawback: If physical contact is broken, then the Genjutsu is released.
Description: The user makes physical contact with the opponent, touching them in a spot close to one of their tenketsu, which sends a strong and fast-moving wave of chakra into the opponent’s circulatory system. The touch doesn’t have to be exact, only requiring it to be in the general area of the tenketsu. Once the chakra reaches the brain (which takes a maximum of one turn, and only that long if the user is grabbing the opponent’s foot), they will find that their body is no longer truly capable of responding to their commands. In their minds, the world itself turns black and white, and their view of themselves is that of a wobbly piece of paper. The opponent will appear in front of them, in full 3-D, and watch as fire suddenly lights under the opponent’s feet, running up both legs rapidly (one turn), all the way up the torso and arms (another turn), and finally from the shoulders through the head (another turn). The pain of the burning is excruciating. Once the fire completely burns the paper illusion of the opponent, they will fall unconscious for a minimum of three turns, in which they are required to make a roll of 51 or higher in order to awaken. If the Genjutsu is broken before the fire can completely burn through the body, the body parts that were burned are unusable for one turn.
Limit: Genjutsu Specialist

39/100

Karasu created the hand sign for the shadow clone jutsu. "Kage Bunshin no Jutsu!" Just to the right of Karasu, a shadow clone had appeared. So now he had something to train with. Somethings bothered him about these clones. Not the shadow clones themselves, but of what they could do. Karasu created the hand signs for his best NinJutsu; Enshoku. Tiger; Rabbit; Dog; Ram; Horse; Ox; Dog; Ram.

Now the question remained; could his clones do this technique as well. Gazing at the clone, he made it do the exact same hand signs as Karasu did himself, and soon he noticed the clone outstretching its arms, as though preparing for the technique. Karasu snickered and did the same. Flames began to flicker around Karasu's arms, and the wind began to pick up that forced the flaming sphere to spin.

He had this down perfectly now, and he was quickly completed with the technique. Karasu created a plan he would use with this technique, and with the clone right at his side, Karasu discarded the spinning flames in his right hand, and put his hand up to the sphere the shadow clone was holding. Now there where three spinning spheres, and Karasu and the clone dashed straight towards a selected three.

"Enshoku!" both him and the clone yelled and he threw the sphere that was in between them backwards, but its bounce caused it to escaped straight in between Karasu and the shadow clone. It exploded upon coming within two feet of the tree, and Karasu and the clone used their remaining technique to slam into the same tree. By this time it had taken to much damage that the tree had tumbled over.

Karasu and the clone snickered. So, this was what made the shadow clone so much different from the regular clones he learned back at the academy. This was why it was hidden away from the other Leaf village. It was more powerful that Karasu thought it would be; it was amazing to him to see how much he could accomplish with this shadow clone. Soon it disappeared, and Karasu walked into the center of the clearing.

He situated himself upon the dirt and crossed his legs. With the Ram seal, he closed his eyes. He would now focus his chakra, like had done several times in the past. Perhaps Karasu wasn't in need of it since he was accomplishing the GenJutsu pretty quickly, but it has helped him so many times in previous training sessions, and now he used it to its advantage. Karasu closed his eyes and built up his chakra.

[Itaru]

Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion: Paper Man Technique)
Rank: “A” Rank
Skill: Genjutsu
Effect: Sends the opponent into an illusionary black and white world where their body becomes flimsy and thin like paper. The paper is lit on fire starting at the feet. When the paper is completely burned, the opponent is knocked unconscious.
Special: Requires continuous physical contact to an area close to an opponent’s tenketsu.
Drawback: If physical contact is broken, then the Genjutsu is released.
Description: The user makes physical contact with the opponent, touching them in a spot close to one of their tenketsu, which sends a strong and fast-moving wave of chakra into the opponent’s circulatory system. The touch doesn’t have to be exact, only requiring it to be in the general area of the tenketsu. Once the chakra reaches the brain (which takes a maximum of one turn, and only that long if the user is grabbing the opponent’s foot), they will find that their body is no longer truly capable of responding to their commands. In their minds, the world itself turns black and white, and their view of themselves is that of a wobbly piece of paper. The opponent will appear in front of them, in full 3-D, and watch as fire suddenly lights under the opponent’s feet, running up both legs rapidly (one turn), all the way up the torso and arms (another turn), and finally from the shoulders through the head (another turn). The pain of the burning is excruciating. Once the fire completely burns the paper illusion of the opponent, they will fall unconscious for a minimum of three turns, in which they are required to make a roll of 51 or higher in order to awaken. If the Genjutsu is broken before the fire can completely burn through the body, the body parts that were burned are unusable for one turn.
Limit: Genjutsu Specialist

39/100

Karasu's chakra began to surge around his body. He was shocked at how much chakra he still had left in his body, even after doing Enshoku, Kage Bunshin no Jutsu, and Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu. To him it seemed like he had enough chakra to do it all over again with ease, and then some. Karasu's mind fell into a dark void, where there was nothing to bother him and his mind could concentrate on one thing.

That one thing alone was his chakra, which he would need to perfect for this technique. The energy within him began to twist and turn all around his body, with would be the explanation to the wind that was circulating all around him. His hair was pushed away from his face, revealing his cracked Leaf Village symbol, which told the story of how he abandoned and betrayed them. He was a missing-ninja.

How much did it matter to him? It mattered to him very little, and the only thing he missed about the Leaf Village was his own apartment. Hell, he even missed Zenko a little bit. He no longer had somebody to compete with, and he felt like he couldn't improve as much as he was before because of this. Karasu's eyes suddenly opened, he had completely forgot about what he was currently thinking.

All that mattered now was that his chakra. It was just right for this technique, he could feel it within his body. "I got it!" he said out loud, stirring the vocals within his head, but he didn't pay it any heed. Not while he was so close to mastering the technique. Karasu's fingers had created the hand sign for this technique, and within moments, he was ready for it. "Kage Bunshin no Jutsu!" The Shadow Clone Jutsu.

A shadow clone appeared at his side, and now he would use this shadow clone as its target for the GenJutsu. So what if it couldn't actually suffer from it, he was making progress with it, and while it was working he would continue it. Almost the same instant the clone's existence became solid, it attacked Karasu. Karasu dodged a punch that was thrown at his chest, and slid to the right of the clone.

Karasu's hands constricted its neck, the hand claws piercing its throat. It still wasn't enough for make the technique cancel itself out, and the clone stayed strong. Karasu evaded the kick that was directed to his head by bending his knees and kneeling within the grass. He snatched the only leg the clone had to now support itself, and he pulled it out from under his body which would cause the shadow clone to fall onto its back.

[Itaru]

Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion: Paper Man Technique)
Rank: “A” Rank
Skill: Genjutsu
Effect: Sends the opponent into an illusionary black and white world where their body becomes flimsy and thin like paper. The paper is lit on fire starting at the feet. When the paper is completely burned, the opponent is knocked unconscious.
Special: Requires continuous physical contact to an area close to an opponent’s tenketsu.
Drawback: If physical contact is broken, then the Genjutsu is released.
Description: The user makes physical contact with the opponent, touching them in a spot close to one of their tenketsu, which sends a strong and fast-moving wave of chakra into the opponent’s circulatory system. The touch doesn’t have to be exact, only requiring it to be in the general area of the tenketsu. Once the chakra reaches the brain (which takes a maximum of one turn, and only that long if the user is grabbing the opponent’s foot), they will find that their body is no longer truly capable of responding to their commands. In their minds, the world itself turns black and white, and their view of themselves is that of a wobbly piece of paper. The opponent will appear in front of them, in full 3-D, and watch as fire suddenly lights under the opponent’s feet, running up both legs rapidly (one turn), all the way up the torso and arms (another turn), and finally from the shoulders through the head (another turn). The pain of the burning is excruciating. Once the fire completely burns the paper illusion of the opponent, they will fall unconscious for a minimum of three turns, in which they are required to make a roll of 51 or higher in order to awaken. If the Genjutsu is broken before the fire can completely burn through the body, the body parts that were burned are unusable for one turn.
Limit: Genjutsu Specialist

39/100

Hand claws hooked onto the clone’s sandals. Now it had no chance to breaking free. All that was left to Karasu to do now was to build up his chakra to inject into the shadow clone that was now on the grass. Karasu suddenly noticed the shadow clone pulling back its free leg, which the clone attempted to drive into Karasu’s exposed face. Karasu rolled onto his back, and he had no more time to waste.

Although he had very little chakra to give, he began inserting the energy into the clone, finding a chakra point within the clone’s body. This was difficult for Karasu to do. He didn’t have a bloodlimit like the Hyuuga Clan. He needed to use the basic anatomy he knew. After a long while, he had located it, and pushed his chakra into the chakra point like a venomous injection. The clone put a stoppage to the struggle, and soon the replica of Karasu would find itself in an ominous world where there was no tone, except that of shades of gray.

Karasu failed to put enough chakra into the clone so it would see itself as the paper-man it was supposed to. Of course, Karasu was able to see this, and soon the clone disappeared within a cloud and was nowhere to be seen afterward. Karasu wasn’t exactly sure how much closer he was getting, but there was no harm in trying more. He was getting stronger, there was no denying that. Karasu could feel that his chakra was much more concentrated within his body.

But the question that lingered over his head all this time was—exactly how much stronger? Karasu couldn’t waste to screw up anymore. He needed to master this GenJutsu and become stronger than Teramune. That was his destination. When he was in Konoha, it was his destiny to be Hokage, and he was so close until he was kidnapped by that bastard. How he despised that Shinobi, but how was it that he was so strong?

Now all he cared about was taking out Teramune one day. Even once he was able to do this, he would never return to Konoha ever again. That is, not as an ally to them. Surely one day he would return, but it would be for the destruction. Hell, they haven’t even noticed he was gone, when he was moments away from becoming their Hokage. By taking that responsibility he was going to give his life for the village.

Now he was so insignificant that his absence has simply passed them by like a gust of wind. Karasu couldn’t understand, and he couldn’t stop himself from wondering; what did that make him? To them, was he just a Shinobi used to assure their survival? Karasu glared intensely through his fringes of hair that had blocked his eyesight overhead. He would have pushed it away from his eyes if he didn't have a technique to master.

[Itaru]

Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion: Paper Man Technique)
Rank: “A” Rank
Skill: Genjutsu
Effect: Sends the opponent into an illusionary black and white world where their body becomes flimsy and thin like paper. The paper is lit on fire starting at the feet. When the paper is completely burned, the opponent is knocked unconscious.
Special: Requires continuous physical contact to an area close to an opponent’s tenketsu.
Drawback: If physical contact is broken, then the Genjutsu is released.
Description: The user makes physical contact with the opponent, touching them in a spot close to one of their tenketsu, which sends a strong and fast-moving wave of chakra into the opponent’s circulatory system. The touch doesn’t have to be exact, only requiring it to be in the general area of the tenketsu. Once the chakra reaches the brain (which takes a maximum of one turn, and only that long if the user is grabbing the opponent’s foot), they will find that their body is no longer truly capable of responding to their commands. In their minds, the world itself turns black and white, and their view of themselves is that of a wobbly piece of paper. The opponent will appear in front of them, in full 3-D, and watch as fire suddenly lights under the opponent’s feet, running up both legs rapidly (one turn), all the way up the torso and arms (another turn), and finally from the shoulders through the head (another turn). The pain of the burning is excruciating. Once the fire completely burns the paper illusion of the opponent, they will fall unconscious for a minimum of three turns, in which they are required to make a roll of 51 or higher in order to awaken. If the Genjutsu is broken before the fire can completely burn through the body, the body parts that were burned are unusable for one turn.
Limit: Genjutsu Specialist

39/100


He ignored them, and created the singular hand sign for the Shadow Clone Technique. “Kage Bunshin no Jutsu!” Karasu concluded the technique with this, and several clones appeared around him. He blocked both kicks delivered on the right and left sides of his torso, but now without arms to shield himself, a block landed its heel right into Karasu’s chest. Karasu’s body stumbled onto the ground, but after throwing two kunai into the air, he got up onto his feet and ran just under the area where the kunai would hit.

Karasu took hold of one of his clone’s feet when it attempted to land a kick to his head. Two clones disappeared from sight when each kunai landed upon their craniums. This one clone was that remained, and he would use this clone to use the GenJutsu on.The hand claws dug into the sandals of this clone, the hand claws on his right would dig into the skin of the clone’s ankle. There was one thing left to do.

Karasu concentrated his chakra. He needed more this time if the GenJutsu was to actually work. He needed to fight off the clone from getting away, at the same time focus on his chakra. This was a challenge for him, since he was never great at concentration. In the end, he believed he had it just right, despite the fact he was being beaten in the face by his own shadow clone. Throughout his entire state of focus, he failed to even notice that his lip had been cut twice and his face was bloodied with scarlet.

He ignored it, and focused. His chakra was just right for the occasion, and he prepared the Demonic Illusion. “Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu!” his vocals would commence the actual technique, and his chakra rushed into the body of his shadow clone. As the blood dripped from his mouth and nostrils, he noticed the clone’s body going limp. There was no more reaction from it as it dwelled within another world.

Karasu now waited, and he kept full contact with the clone’s foot, continuously adding small portions of chakra into its body. Hopefully this would cause the fire to ignite within the GenJutsu at the clone’ feet. That was after all his problem the entire time, although he couldn’t tell for sure since he was unable to see what exact the clone was seeing within the illusion. Venturing into the sights of the shadow clone, a black and white world was the reality.

A strange noise echoed, like pages of paper being flipped through. The clone looked to its body to notice it was a thin as paper, sounded like paper…it was paper all together. The substance began to ignite at the feet. Flashes of orange and yellow began to flicker. Flames advanced to the ankles now, and suddenly Karasu appeared before the shadow clone, watching with eyes showing no sympathy, which Karasu would even if it was done with a fellow Leaf Shinobi.

[Itaru]

Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion: Paper Man Technique)
Rank: “A” Rank
Skill: Genjutsu
Effect: Sends the opponent into an illusionary black and white world where their body becomes flimsy and thin like paper. The paper is lit on fire starting at the feet. When the paper is completely burned, the opponent is knocked unconscious.
Special: Requires continuous physical contact to an area close to an opponent’s tenketsu.
Drawback: If physical contact is broken, then the Genjutsu is released.
Description: The user makes physical contact with the opponent, touching them in a spot close to one of their tenketsu, which sends a strong and fast-moving wave of chakra into the opponent’s circulatory system. The touch doesn’t have to be exact, only requiring it to be in the general area of the tenketsu. Once the chakra reaches the brain (which takes a maximum of one turn, and only that long if the user is grabbing the opponent’s foot), they will find that their body is no longer truly capable of responding to their commands. In their minds, the world itself turns black and white, and their view of themselves is that of a wobbly piece of paper. The opponent will appear in front of them, in full 3-D, and watch as fire suddenly lights under the opponent’s feet, running up both legs rapidly (one turn), all the way up the torso and arms (another turn), and finally from the shoulders through the head (another turn). The pain of the burning is excruciating. Once the fire completely burns the paper illusion of the opponent, they will fall unconscious for a minimum of three turns, in which they are required to make a roll of 51 or higher in order to awaken. If the Genjutsu is broken before the fire can completely burn through the body, the body parts that were burned are unusable for one turn.
Limit: Genjutsu Specialist

39/100

No matter who they were this technique would be used on anyone if that was what it required to win a battle. The flames were advancing towards the waist of the paper now. The shadow clone didn’t panic, feeling no fear and unable to suffer the affects of the GenJutsu. Karasu noticed how much longer the shadow clone stayed, and he began to think to himself. Perhaps he had finally done it right for once.

In the world of Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu, the flames were just nearing the shadow clone’s throat. It wouldn’t be long now. Finally, the clone finally disappeared, which would signify his opponent actually being knocked out due to the affects of the GenJutsu. Karasu had finally completed the technique, and he stood up straight. He could feel it within himself that he was getting something accomplished, but he couldn’t tell how much exactly.

This was a problem. He would have to attempt it again, and Karasu created a cross with his index and middle fingers on both hands. “Kage Bunshin no Jutsu!” A shadow clone made its appearance before Karasu. He would attempt this again, but this time he would make the clone attack with Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu. This way, Karasu would see how much progress he’s made. Karasu prepared himself.

He wasn’t sure how much he improved, but he was willing going to put himself through a GenJutsu. An ‘A’ ranked demonic illusion, Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu. Karasu needed to brace himself for the experience, and he took a few deep breaths, calming himself down. He needed to. He would go into a panic attack if he failed to do so. Perhaps even hyperventilate from the stress of the GenJutsu if it was enough.

He placed his hands together in creation of the Ram hand sign. He channeled his chakra for one final time. If the illusion became something he couldn't bear any longer, he would attempt to stop his flow of chakra to cancel out the technique. He wasn't sure how successful he would be at this, since he never actually did it before. He simple knew he needed to stop all flow of chakra from his body.

That would be the only thing that would safe him from falling victim to his own power. The shadow clone in front of him was already gathering chakra to prepare for the technique. This made Karasu even more apprehensive about actually going through with it, but he needed to. If he didn't he would never know what he still needed to improve. He deliberately got his foot caught into the grasp of the shadow clone while sending a kick to its head.

[Itaru]

Magen: Kamihito no Jutsu (Demonic Illusion: Paper Man Technique)
Rank: “A” Rank
Skill: Genjutsu
Effect: Sends the opponent into an illusionary black and white world where their body becomes flimsy and thin like paper. The paper is lit on fire starting at the feet. When the paper is completely burned, the opponent is knocked unconscious.
Special: Requires continuous physical contact to an area close to an opponent’s tenketsu.
Drawback: If physical contact is broken, then the Genjutsu is released.
Description: The user makes physical contact with the opponent, touching them in a spot close to one of their tenketsu, which sends a strong and fast-moving wave of chakra into the opponent’s circulatory system. The touch doesn’t have to be exact, only requiring it to be in the general area of the tenketsu. Once the chakra reaches the brain (which takes a maximum of one turn, and only that long if the user is grabbing the opponent’s foot), they will find that their body is no longer truly capable of responding to their commands. In their minds, the world itself turns black and white, and their view of themselves is that of a wobbly piece of paper. The opponent will appear in front of them, in full 3-D, and watch as fire suddenly lights under the opponent’s feet, running up both legs rapidly (one turn), all the way up the torso and arms (another turn), and finally from the shoulders through the head (another turn). The pain of the burning is excruciating. Once the fire completely burns the paper illusion of the opponent, they will fall unconscious for a minimum of three turns, in which they are required to make a roll of 51 or higher in order to awaken. If the Genjutsu is broken before the fire can completely burn through the body, the body parts that were burned are unusable for one turn.
Limit: Genjutsu Specialist

39/100

Now he wouldn't struggle the clone, and simply allow it to do as it needed for the GenJutsu to actually work. Karasu closed his eyes, taking in deep, slow breaths. He needed to calm down, or he was going to lose his mind once the GenJutsu was in affect. Karasu didn't even know what happened by the time he opened his eyes. So, this was the world the shadow clones saw before disappearing from existence.

It was an ominous area, and Karasu was already feeling a bit regretful that he used himself for a test subject. Wait, what was wrong with him? He felt like all his muscles were loosened, and he had no control of his body. He looked to his hand to find it entirely flat. There was absolutely no color what so ever in this world. That is, until the shadow clone had appeared before him, in full color and third dimensional.

Karasu knew what was coming to him now. There was an intense heat at his feet, and when he glanced down, he noticed the dreadful sight. The flames had started fire at his limbs, and were burning him very quickly. He yelled out in extreme pain, and as many times as he tried to tell himself it was an illusion, it did him no good at all. The pain was still feeling so real, no matter how much he said it wasn't real.

It felt real, and to his mind, it was real. He needed to stop his flow of chakra, but it was so difficult to do when he was in this much pain. Already the fire had reached his waist, and threatened to now claim his entire torso. He threw his head back, trying desperately to withstand the intense agony that was hitting every nerve, or so it seemed. He could no longer feel his legs any longer, and the fire was spreading so quickly.

There was no stopping it, and with his paper-like hands, there was no way to make the Ram hand sign that helped him better concentrate. Besides, he wasn't even in his right state of mind to do something like that. He was in far too much pain, as he watched his mirror image stare blankly at his suffering body. He wanted to simply punch that clone right in the face and tell it to go to hell and reverse the GenJutsu.

The flames had overcome his entire body, and where now just inches away from devouring his head now. The pain was so something unreal, like a burn he's never felt before. Every fiber in his skin was screaming out for it to all end at once, but it was doing nothing for him. All it was doing now was making him feel more insecure. More scared. So, this was what he managed to create?

Now that he's seen what it does, he almost didn't want to put somebody through such torture. Even for Karasu, it didn't feel quite right to do something like that to a person. His eyes saw nothing but the flames now, and it felt as though they were melting from his eye sockets, and soon his real body away from the GenJutsu collapsed onto the ground. Unconscious. The shadow clone would later disappear from sight.

[pandoru]

Yeah, you got it.

+61 for eight posts

{100/100}

[remix]

Tera appeared over the body frowning, his eyes closing as his foot would collide towards the boys gut. After making sure Kuroi had awaken, he would grip the boy by his ear and drag him along.

=_= *exit*

[Itaru]

[Meh...exit Kuroi'Karasu?]