Training [P]

[Hmmpf.]

Fukuwajutsu (Ventriloquism)
Rank: "D" Rank
Skill: NinJutsu
Effect: A technique where the user throws their voice off in a different direction so then opponents or those who wish to hear coming from the user wont be capable of hearing.
Special: "Hand signs" and "Hold with Ram"
Drawback: Can not throw more then six words at a time. Maximum distance of this technique is fifty meters in radius.
Description: The user concentrates on the chakra within, and along the mouth. As they do this the user transmits a few words and uses their sound release to where the sound does not come forth. As the user does this the words are "thrown" out. This allows them throw their voice or move any sounds they can make with their mouth to any location without the sound fading. If by chance the user is capable of noticing or knowing the exact location of an ear, the user is capable of whispering the message into their ear.
Limit: Sound Release

I step lithely onto my training field, pulling my hair back into a ponytail. Today is a basic training day. I intend solely to further my skills. Grabbing a scroll at random from my pouch, I toss it into my other hand. Quickly unfurling it, I run my eyes over the contents. After moving through already-learned techniques, my eyes hit upon one of note. A Ventriloquism technique, based on throwing one’s voice to another place. I am already familiar with the concept, but never knew it could be applied as a jutsu. After some brief study, I decide to practice.

First I flick quickly through the various seals that make up the jutsu, being sure to hold Ram for several seconds after completing them. Although the long string is difficult at first, I quickly grow accustomed to the complex maneuvers. Making my chakra visible, I hold the seal and observe the red aura that trickles out of me. I now consider myself prepared for the training. Forming each seal with care, I mold my chakra into a near tangible form. In general, I think of my newly formed energy as an orb. Now I envision it streaming it out into the air, carrying my voice with it. Holding the Ram seal, I tentatively murmur, “Test.”

It comes out as a booming shout, sending birds flying from their roosts and raising the heads of squirrels in the trees. I shake my head. Sound techniques are harder than I expected. This time I imagine it as a cable, shooting until a predetermined area. Forming the seals again, I speak. This time I say, “Go.” The technique has an interesting result, but not the one I intended. As the words ‘move down the cable,’ I hear the word ‘go’ stretched out for several seconds until it fades away into the distance. Thinking about it, I realize that a definite starting and ending point is vital if the jutsu is to work successfully.

Closing my eyes, I picture my chakra once more. This time, however, it is a thin string, ending with a sort of ‘receiver.’ Operating in much the same way as a telephone wire, it will run down the wire until it reaches the receiver, and then broadcasts the sound. Nodding, I prepare for my next attempt. Creating the signs for what is hopefully the last time, I clench the Ram seal together hard. Finally, I hiss out, “C’mon.” Almost like an echo, I hear it uttered about 10 feet away. Blinking a few times, I finally realize. I had just succeeded in performing the Ventriloquism technique for the first time.

After some more training, I have managed to extend the range; and although I have to close my eyes, I was capable of performing the technique in a specified place. Now there was only one more part of the technique to complete. Creating a larger ball of chakra, I specified the area, and murmured, “Multiple words.” At the very outside of the forest, I hear a faint, ‘multiple.’ The larger chakra ball increases the range of the technique, but it would not allow multiple words. In aggravation, I turn the large ball into a stream, breathing chakra for my mouth as I mutter, “Son of a…” I hear it 20 feet away. Furrowing my brow, I create another ball of chakra. Breathing out, I hiss, “This better work.” And it does. Approximately 25 feet from my location, I hear the words repeated. I allow myself a slight smile. Things are going well.

[Captain M]

I'm too cool for you, anyway.

Learned. A little.