Those who train become better. [P][T]

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But that was not all, apart from that that it would empower his control over the elements in the form of ninjutsu it would also boost his by far mediocre Taijutsu capabilities. First of all his eyesight would vastly increase. Right now he could read a letter from fifteen meters distance, which quite meant something. Apart from that this increased awareness of his surroundings would also power his reflexes.

So, with the Ryuugan granting him the power over the elements, giving him extra eyesight and quicker reflexes he would take another step to prepare himself for the battle. He would open his third eye. The eye of the Kagura, a most intriguing concept that allowed him to have even more battle awareness as he now gained the ability to sense intricate chakra systems. He was quite good with that skill.

In front of him the chakra of the snake would roar, it seemed that the bugger had a lot of the oh so powerful light blue life energy that could be molded to do the most astounding magic tricks at any time. Yet the most interesting part was that the chakra supply of the snake wasn’t that much larger than Gosei’s. In fact, they were roughly the same, like two glasses of water, which despite boating different size still held the same amount of water.

This was a good thing as Gosei was most ascertain that due to his professionalization in the arts of medical ninjutsu he would boast a far greater control over said chakra, giving him effectively more chakra to sling around. So all in all, despite the fact that they had the same amount of chakra, Gosei could use it more effectively and thus it counted as if Gosei just boasted more chakra than the serpent, this battle could be winneable.

Then it would suddenly happen: The serpent would lunge forward, striking at the Hokage with it’s fangs bare. Gosei was however not one to make this happen so quickly. Despite being a bit overwhelmed by the speed of this sudden lunge he had somewhat seen it coming. It was a move that every normal snake also made when hunting whilst utilizing poison. Another good thing to know, this serpent indeed boasted poison.

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Shunshinning ten meters to the side whilst leaving an afterimage Gosei would fool the Couatl for the first time. Him being also somewhat of a master of Genjutsu meant that more times would almost certainly follow. Due to its speed Citlalli would be to late to notice that the Genmaster had moved, and thus he would literary eat the dust as his fangs would drill into the earth, flashing through the massless afterimage.

The create was fast though as Gosei immediately found the eye that was on his side staring at him. The snake bare poisonous fangs, he could see the milky white liquid spill across the earth, causing the plantlife that once riddled the bottom of Gaia to whither, no to literary melt away. It was certainly powerful. Registering this fact Gosei decided to get out of the way if the snake would decide to shoot around this liquid.

He wasn’t done though, his hands would quickly be brought together and form a set of zodiac animal representations. It would be a low lever technique, but then again, he had little time to spare for his nasty plan as the snake could start to move at any moment. In his hands a bolt of lightning would appear, shizzling and crackling the Hokage would bring his arm back and ready his projectile for a mighty fling.

Launching his makeshift electric spear he would aim right for the serpents eye. If it hit he could take one out for the remainder of the battle. That way his trophy would still be able to fight effectively for him after this ordeal. And if he would get an opportunity alter on to blind the other eye his chances of winning this battle would increase. Without any eyesight the snake would have to rely on smell and hearing, greatly disabling it.

However, the reality isn’t always what you intend it to be, no matter how powerful your attempts to mold the future are. As the projectile would leave the hands of the genmaster Citlali would start to move again, raising it’s head for the ground. Though the crafty Gosei had accounted for this by aiming high at the eye it wasn’t good enough as the snake proved to be faster than the throwing arm of the Godaime.

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The snake would very quickly lift its head that was the size of a large cart into the air, much faster than Gosei had anticipated, causing the bolt of light blue energy to hit the snake between the eye and it’s mouth. Though of little effect it still hurted quite good, it would probably feel to the serpent like he had poked a normal humanoid quite hard with a knitting needle in the upper lip, not a nice area to be hit.

The serpent would release an angry hiss and set his gaze upon the Chuunin who would merely bring his skills in the field of Genjutsu to bear again. Forming a few handseals quickly he would call upon his prowess in the art of illusions and glamour, disappearing from sight as the the chakra that was attuned to the glamour perception would hide his visage from the very earth. It was like he had just disappeared.

Starting to move slowly without creating any noises or disturbances in the underground that the snake would be able to pick up Gosei would start to search for a more favourable vantage point. Quite strangely however the snakes retina would remain focused upon his his figure, as if the snake could still see him. It was impossible, how could Citlali even do that, the cloacking Genjutsu should still be in effect!

Then it dawned to him again that his opponent was a serpent as well as a bird, it was some form of a strange mix. But it still retained the most important snake features: It could see heat. This was a most spectacular yet frightening thought, he couldn’t hide from the snake, just like Citlali couldn’t hide from the Medic’s third eye. What was he going to do now in order to defeat this, now his original plan had been busted?

There was little time to think about this as the creature would once again attack, but this time it was different: Fire would gleam around the mouth of the beast. It was obvious it was going to fire, well uhm… Fire. The primitive message of this summons plumage had indeed been totally correct: it indeed would fire at you and attempt to fry you if you agitated it. Was the Katon thing a coincidence or was it related?

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There would be little time for the Genmasdter to theorize on the strange connection between the fiery appearance and the skill set of his adversary, right now he would have to thingk about merely his survival as a gigantic fireball, at least five meters in diameter would be fired at his location. Shunshinning three times in succession this time the Genmaster would find himself hidden between the pillars of the forest.

Utilizing this quite small timeframe of relative peace he would cross his fingers, separating his chakra into three likesized portions. Crossing his fingers into a most unusual handseal he would access a secret technique. One would be for himself, the others would stream out of his body via the Tenketsu and form together just outside of his shape, creating two clones that would be exactly the same as their master.

They would then suddenly scatter each of the three appearances running into a different direction. This would greatly confuse the serpent and cause it to lose track of the exact movements of the Genmaster as he couldn’t distinguish between the three. So great was the power of the Kage bunshin technique. Each of the clones and the real Kazeraikou would then start to form seals, preparing for a large attack.

On good luck the Feathered serpentine would just gamble and aim a new fireball at one of the running figures, sending a large haze of fire that was once again fifteen meters in diameter flying. Yet this time the Genmaster, being prepared and on the attack was faster. At the same time every Gosei would lock their fingers in the same seal: “Ram”. A large dragon head would form, three times, each also fifteen meters in diameter.

Launching forward at a great velocity these dragons would shoot up, leaving an azure trail behind where it went. One of them would collide mid air with the serpents fireball, sending a great explosion back onto the snake as the greater power of the lightning technique would light up and fire up the fireball even more, whilst pushing it back to where it came from. Shining white because of the heat the fire would spread over the snake….

[Ancestor Febrie]

Learned ~

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Kuchiyose no Jutsu (GuugenAnimaru) (Summoning Technique (Fabled Animal))
Rank: “D,” “C,” “B,” “A,” “S”
Skill: NinJutsu
Effect: A summoning technique that allows the Summoner to summon a Mystical Beast, or a Fabled Animal the same rank as the rank the user knows in the technique.
Special: "Handseals"
Drawback: ---
Description: Picture 1-A; Picture 1-B, Picture 1-A; Picture 1-B A technique that allows the user to summon up a Fabled Beast. The beast are summoned by signing a Blood Pact with the animal Summons. User is able to summon any creature of the same rank as the user learns the Technique. The user performs the hand seals needed and slams their hands into the ground to summon the creatures needed. There are different ways to summon a Mystical Creature. Some use Tattoos as a medium, while some do it normally by slamming their hand into the ground. In order to summon something “D” Rank, user must learn “D” Rank Kuchiyose no Jutsu (GuugenAnimaru) (Summoning Technique (Fabled Animal)). In order to summon something “C” Rank, user must learn “C” Rank Kuchiyose no Jutsu (GuugenAnimaru) (Summoning Technique (Fabled Animal)). In order to summon something “B” Rank, user must learn “B” Rank Kuchiyose no Jutsu (GuugenAnimaru) (Summoning Technique (Fabled Animal)). This continues on till “S”
Limit: Must be a Summoner, Must Sign a Bloodpact.

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Citlali would rise up above the fire, heavily flapping with his wings to gain altitude. A sweatdrop would fall down at the side of Gosei’s face. Can’t he play fair for once? Why am I always handicapped in battles like these? A most useless sentiment as the summon wasn’t like anything at all that he had fought before. Of course he had switched blows with Kaneonoskatew, but that wasn’t anything to write to home about.

No, this time it was different, clearly the summon had stated that this fight was the result of the Hokage’s insolence, but the Kazeraikou had immediately sensed that this was all about something more. The summon wasn’t such a neglecting being that it would just try to force death upon his sole summoner, instead it was clearly the intent of the heir of the Couatl to test the mettle of the medic before making any promises.

Gosei could easily see why, as a Hokage he always wanted to make sure that whatever mission he would take his shinobi would be up for it. To make sure of this he would pry his way through endless stacks of mission reports and old school reports before settling upon anyone for a special mission. Having no access to feasible evidence of the Godaime’s school grades, the snake would have to resort to more rudimentary methods.

One of these and the most prominent test was that of an all-out battle, hopefully it would force Gosei to use all of his strength and cause him to show how strong he exactly was. In an even more positive scenario the Hokage would never have to tap into the entire depth of his pool of power, as an overwhelming force he would of course the most ideal person for wielding the awesome force of the Kukulcan family.

On the first impression it would appear that the Genmaster wasn’t in any position of power, the snake was about seventeen times larger. Although it was relatively slower, its size would easily make up for that, what was a small movement to the serpent would be a very large and fast movement for any regular movement. Off course that was the mere advantage of size in all its aspects, but there were more factors.

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It had other advantages too, except for its size. It was not only half bird, but it was also half serpent, so it had every natural advantage that any snake had: For example thermal vision, like any snake employed this unique ability in order to find, hunt and stalk hidden prey. This would take almost every opportunity that the Kazeraikou ever had of launching a surprise attack or employing any form of stealth.

Then there was the natural scale mail defenses that every reptile employed in order to protect itself from severe bodily harm in case of a serious attack.Gosei guessed that these would stop most of his jutsu that were intended to damage with the physical effects of the impact, like the cutting and piercing effects of his fuuton attacks. Also the blunt force of his suiton would probably be halted by the scales.

He had also observed something else that looked quite worrying: humongous fangs. Though the fangs of a regular snake were already quite large compared to the size of the head, these had grown proportionally in size with the extraordinary and monstrous appearance of the serpentine creature itself. They had a jagged edge that was dripping with the poison, the fluid being neon green in appearance, it looked horrendous.

Though he didn’t know the effects of the deadly cocktail he decided to avoid it, as whatever it did, the look of it dripping down those long curveous fangs was most frightening. Normal snake poisons mostly attack the nervous system and make the poisonee crippled. The couatl poison could do the same, though chances were that the effects of it could be far, far worse than what every normal snake would do to a person.

But what the serpentine had called upon this time was not it’s snake like features, but it’s bird like features. Birds were quick feeted, had wit and could react more quickly to changes in their environment that snakes ever could. Using his increased avine reflexes the snake had sensed the incoming electrified fire and had retreated quickly into the air, rising with strong quick strokes its wings into the air.

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Flight, Gosei had accounted for this, but he was missing the means to really effectively fire at something that was moving around in the air. He had always preferred to be the aggressor, but then again, normally he had Sir Pounce’a’lot around to take the blows for him. However in the absence of his gigantic tarantula slave he would have to dodge whatever attacks the Couatl would launch in his direction, he wasn’t much of a defender though.

So, he would have to take it to the offensive, bearing the momentum of the battle to his side before the feathered serpentine would seize it and batter the lowly opposition from the Genmaster out of the way. Luckily Gosei had an advantage the snake didn’t had: There were three of him, and the snake luckily didn’t know who was who. Unfortunately they were all in a far more dangerous position now thanks to himself.

The accumulated fire from his electrical attacks combined with the firepower of Citlali’s fireball resulted in something that was known as a raging forest fire. The crackling flames would start to spread around, jumping from branch to branch. “Wanna move the battlefield? I know a place where we can fight without destroying the entire village.” The snake wasn’t happy with this, but had to oblidge, gruntling something about leading the way.

Nodding Gosei would jump into a quick footed pace, following one of his own KageBunshin, as he didn’t want to give himself away by foolishly leading the way himself. He knew the perfect place for their next clash, a lake on the eastern side of the village, where the only burnable thing was a small island dotted with trees in the centre of the large circular pond. The place where Solus had fought against Shison, according to an old friend.

Upon seeing the location for the first time Gosei immediately know why his elder brother had chosen this spot. It was easy to hide under the water against any fire, and nothing here of value could be destroyed. It was an interesting location for any battle to be honest, also the fact that there were no trees blocking his line of sight was a plus, especially since the snake could see the Genmaster no matter what due to the thermal vision.

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”Ready? Set, Go!” And with those simple words the battle would ensue again in all explosiveness. Every Gosei clone would break out in the vigorous formation of zodiac animal representations in the attempt to create various different jutsu for the use of inflicting physical harm upon the creature that was to be battered into submission so that it could be used as a weapon in battles that were yet to come.

Well, that sounded like a nice plan. Standing on the water proved to be an inspiration for the first jutsu that would be utilized, initiated by one of the Kagebunshin. It was a dragon made out of water, rising up from the liquid prison of the lake and freeing itself from the fluid contraption. The watery creation was made just in time to repel its opposite, the jutsu that was initiated by Citlali in an attempt to fluster the Kazeraikou.

It was pure coincidence that made the Kukulcan decide that it was about time now to go and fire an infernal dragon. The creature had proved to be nothing naught trouble, yet for once things were going in the Godaimesfavour, if he could tilt the momentum of this brutal clash to his side he could enable himself to go onto the offensive. Right now none of either combatant had the upper hand, so the balance could easily shift.

Shooting downwards from the heavens with an unrelated fury the pyre that was a concoction from the fiery bowels of the beast would be launched at one of the Kagebunshin. The one that was unfortunately closest to Gosei. The Genmaster felt that this wasn’t the time yet to sacrifice his copycats, as each of them still held a third of his entire load of chakra, not something that he wanted to see going to waste without even trying to defend it.

The aqueous dragonoid would be launched by one KageBunshin to protect the other, this looked like a highly effective system, where one would cover the other. The water dragon would take the hit, curled around the KageBunshin in a cone shape to maximize the defensive capabilities. The fiery contraption would heat the water and shave off a large bit of the power yet in the end, appearing from under a sea of fire the water dragon would stand tall.

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Although having proved essential and useful in its defense of the KageBunshin the water dragon had already outlived its usefulness. It was lacking the power it should have in order to properly combat the snake any further, having lost most of its strength in the last defensive attempt. It was also keeping the chakra system busy of a clone that had more important things to do, thus the dragon fell limply back into the lake.

Silence would fall over the area for a few seconds, as both combatants would pause and rest for a few seconds whilst carefully assessing eachothers status. Although the snake was probably still stronger Gosei had achieved a numerical advantage through the KageBunshinjutsu, outnumbering the serpentine with his tiny yet effective three men army of alter ego’s. Both still seemed to be battle ready and able to carry on for a while.

Gosei would smirk at his adversary, a winged serpent who seemed to be content with the current state of affairs. Even though both were trying to lob eachothers head off they were actually enjoying the battle. Although the stakes were high the entire atmosphere was more one of old friends sparring rather than a monumental and heroic battle to the death these two ended up exchanging blows in a most friendly manner.

“You ready for another round?” Gosei asked, his panting after a short break reduced to nothing but a deep breath. “Hssss, I’ve been born ready for this.” The snake would reply. “So far the resistance you’ve put up is meager, you didn’t get a single hit on me. Show me what you’re made of!” the snake would produce a strange combination between a hiss and a roar on the last line, molding huge amounts of chakra.

Three clones placing their hands together resulted in something that would resemble a gigantic counter measure. Having three sets of handseal forming appendages at the ready instead of a meager single set of manipulators gave the Godaime a significant advantage over those who would prefer to see him gone from the face of the earth. The two entities prepared to wreck havoc upon eachother.

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With an almost graceful precision the three images of the same person would scatter into three very different directions, each carving a curved path through the air as they would start to describe a circular orbit around the feathered serpent. All of them were forming handseals, their hands coming together, leaving eachother and then coming together again in a blur. The heavens darkened as the Godaime worked his magics.

The serpent however, was not willing to let himself be overcome by whatever it was that Gosei was conjuring. Having plans of its own the gigantic Couatl would sense that the Godaime was up to something just above his head. Sensing this upcoming predicament he would solve it by simply firing a ball of fire that was half his own length into the skies. Like a rocket the glowing orb would proceed through the skies.

Up high it would reach the base of the clouds where the chakra of the Genmaster was revolving through the darkening clouds. Here the orb would show it’s tactical use. Guided by the Couatl in every possible way, so that the explosion would be perfectly timed and aimed it would rapture under its own weight, exploding forth and spreading energy along the entire hemisphere. It had all worked out as the serpent had intended.

With a bang the plans had been foiled as Gosei’s jutsu would be pushed aside. The clouds, which seemed to have been the centerpiece of his entire strategy would dissolve under the influence of the heat, the steam rising up higher to make up a new white fluff there that is called a cloud. On the earth the Kazeraikou would groan, it had taken him a lot of chakra to put his schemes into action before the Couatl had foiled them.

He would need a new strategy, should he ever want to make the step from Citlali to Kaneoskatuw, if he couldn’t defeat this one then he would have no hopes of ever beating the ultimate Couatl into submission, and that had been the goal of this entire fight. To beat his elder brother, to become the ultimate summoner, for eternal power and glory, he should certainly never forget his goal, or it would fade and go away.

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His brother had done it, Gosei had never seen it, but he had heard of it, an S-rank summon. Off course in the case of his brother it would’ve been a gigantic raven, whereas in the Godaime’s case it would be something else, something larger, better, more glorious: The strongest and largest Couatl. That was something to strive for, such a power should be only for a Kage of his of his caliber, the ultimate ousting of power.

So this all meant that he had to do something new. “Shit!” one of the clones mumbled, stepping backwards from the snake, locked in a new set of handseals. Unmoved, stoic and unnerved the Kazeraikou would simply fall into handseals too, consolidating his chakra by drawing upon the element of lightning. Around the fingers of his right hand a lot of little sparks would appear, giving an indication for what was about to come.

Thrusting his opened palm forward the Genmaster would morph his chakra into a single being of energy, a strong and deadly entity. Forward would proceed a single bolt of lightning, aimed for what he saw as the most vulnerable part of the serpent. It was a thick snake skin that protected the creature, covering the entire snake body. The feathers could of course be set on fire, but that would be of little use against a master of the Katon.
Therefore, there were only very few options left where he could ever hope to achieve a breakthrough without forcing himself to spend far to much chakra on a single hit that would most probably miss, as with all powerful techniques, the stronger the technique, the longer he would have to prepare the mayhem, giving the Couatl more than enough time to react, preparing a far simpler counterdefense, or to just out of the way.

Stretching out his arm the sparks around his fingers would jolt together, forming a single entity of lightning which was bursting with energy. Now the snake had come forward and had just made his move Gosei could benefit from his superior numbers, utilizing a simple, yet hopefully quite effective strike now the serpent was in range and without the multitude of defensive strategies it normally could employ.

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From the tiny sparking blue ball of lightning the thunder would surge forth, amplified in size, range and strength not only by the Kazeraikou’s mastery in the intricate arts of the lightning element, but also due to his affinity with the element through the powers that had been granted to him through the force of the Ryuugan, the heritage of his parents and grandparents, also an asset that his brother employed from time to time.

The lightning gathered in the form of a single beam of energy crackling forward through the air, drawing a glowing trail where it had passed at the speed of lightning. Thundering forth it would plant itself directly into the target Gosei had set for it, the only place where the armour of the serpent was absent and allowed him the breakthrough that he had sought after so very much since had set on the path of summoning this creature.

Roaring in pain the Couatl simply couldn’t dodge the hit, unable to change his momentum it took the hit, straight into the left eye. Yet this was not just an ordinary bolt of lightning, aiming for a single match winning strike Gosei had opted for chain lightning, and thus, just after the first bolt had struck a new bolt would sneer along the winged serpents visage, thundering towards, not so surprisingly, the right eye.

Finally a last little spark would crackle up, heavily softened in strength, settling itself in the manes of the ultimate serpent, but it was to little or no avail as it failed to set the feathered manes on fire. Not once had the Genmaster expected one of the rainbow feathers to be set aflame, but since the opportunity had presented itself it would have been a shame not to at least try it, if it had worked it would certainly have been advantageous.

With a flash the eyelids would be damaged and swell up irritably, shutting the light from the eyes of the serpent. Although the winged snake had already demonstrated that it was able to see heat without the eyes of his retina, the denial of ordinary light to grace the gazers of the giant would still behold a significant downside, heat vision does not reveal everything and allows for new and creative ways to outsmart the opponent.

[Solus]

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Who had ever expected this to happen, hopefully the thermal sight of the creature would prove to be difficult to use on it’s own without the normal input of the eyes. It was of course already far more limited in ranged vision than normal eyesight since heat exponentially becomes the colder the further it distances itself from the source. Further more it would probably also have a far lower resolution, allowing small objects to become more or less invisible.

It had been ages ago that Gosei had learned the most important shinobi lessons from his elder brother Solus. Although the man had been an emotional weakling, he still had been an able, although a bit clumsy shinobi. And the lessons pertaining to battle had been edged into the mind of the Godaime, like the single lesson that had also been one of the most irritable training classes that he had ever had to sit through.

“Yes little brother today you will learn a most important lesson, one that not only pertains to combat itself but also to life outside of combat. Gosei had gruntled, at that time he hadn’t understood half of it, although the words were becoming clearer. “If a shinobi is strong enough to survive any battle it will not matter what he does outside of battle.” Solus had waved his finger, signaling that his brother had missed the point by kilometers.

“To experience is to learn, see this feather in my hair?” It had of course been a raven feather, much in the entire style of brother, who despite his silence on the subject, still had prided himself on the power that he wielded through his ability to summon even the greatest of creatures. “Your job it to touch it, simple not? Once you touch this feather the class is over, you can go as wild as you want, I think I can handle whatever you can throw at me…”

What had followed was the longest and most tiring game of cat and mouse in history. For hours Gosei had chased his elder brother, one who didn’t even adopt the name that his family had given him, but his brother nevertheless. In the end Gosei had never caught a hold of the feather, somehow his brother always knew where he was and how he had to move to dodge, even attacks to the back were dodge with suspicious ease.

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Insisting to repeat this game every time, to ‘instill the lesson’, Hououza had Gosei do this for three days straight after one another. It had only been at the end of the third day, when the young brother had collapsed from fatigue under a twilight sun, that Solus had revealed his secret, which was to say rather petty and pathetic. In the tree there was one of his crows, who could see the entire situation from a birds eye view.

The avine had been feeding the information of the proceedings in the surroundings to its master with the use of a simple Genjutsu. Enraged Gosei had shouted about something being unfair, and that it had been two versus one, which was already unfair on its own, but especially since Gosei had never been informed of this. The answer that he had got was simple: There is no fair and unfair, everything is permitted, and if you really want something you have to grasp it, everything allowed, keeping on it until the job was over and done with.

And for not the first time in his life the Godaime felt as if that was exactly what he had been doing all along and what he had accomplished yet again, his ability to take exactly that what he wanted. Whether it was power, summons or a woman, he would take it just like he would take everything else. And maybe then, one day, the world would be solely his to command. You could say what you want, but in the end Solus’s lessons got stuck in Gosei’s head.

Small boy, great dreams, and right now, with Kaneoskatew crashing down to earth, blinded and severely wounded, that seemed exactly what could potentially be next. More strength, more power, more knowledge, all through this impertinent and unsatisfiable thirst and hunger for more, more of everything. Gosei knew it, he was going to make it where no other Kage would ever go or make it, not even the legendary flash of Konoha. Yes everyone, every person that had ever set foot upon the world would be surpassed without doubt.

Gosei knew that the snake was still dangerous, but as one of his kage bunshin would interlock its fingers a preparation to further the advantageous position of the Godaime would be set into motion. Swirling forth from the lake a long aqueous wyrm would form, spreading wings and rising up in the air. Hearing the water rushing the blinded winged serpent would try to lash what he couldn’t see with the tip of his tail, but to no avail.

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Having no heat that differed from the environment the aquatic dragon would torrent down upon the helpless couatl. In the air the winged serpentine had had the most distinct advantage, but here, downed and blinded, that seemed to matter less than not at all. Crashing down the torrent of water wouldn’t do much in terms of harming the serpent due to the strong outer layer of scales keeping the creature safe from harm.

However, it did what Gosei had intended it to do, and it did that to the most excellent and full effect, upon hitting the surface the water would spread, splashing out in all directions, totally soaking the bright rainbow coloured plumage of the winged serpent. Roaring Kaneoskatew would undergo the involuntary shower. Being a creature of the air, and not the water, the feathers would suck up the water like a big sponge.

With the wings reaching a top weight with all that water in them would make it impossible for the creature to make fast movements on the ground, but evenmore, it would make it practically impossible to even get up and fly away, there was no possibility of this match ever going back now to the serpent unless a meteor would suddenly come down from the skies and strike down the Godaime Hokage.

Who would have ever imagined this, only five minutes ago? Such a powerful creature being at the mercy of the young Kazeraikou? The balance of power had shifted in a time that was less than a second. And with that the serpent was down, half of its body in the lake, whereas the feathery part, which it had tried to keep dry by planting it on the small island, had now been soaked to the point where it caused immobility.

Disoriented, down on the earth, and without means to track his opponent the creature would just lie still, it had not the power to speak, even though it wanted to cry ‘uncle’ with every fibre inside its body. Soundlessly not only the Genmaster, but also his clones would interlock their fingers to form a quick flurry of hands representing the zodiac signs. Their attack, which was now practically aimed at a downed opponent would be a finisher move.

[ladymia]

Uuh, +105

[Solus]

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One by one animal representations followed, as the Kazeraikous gathered more and more energy. Finally, both Gosei and his clones, coming to a conclusion of the preperation, would raise their hands not towards the slithering feathered dragon, but towards the sky. “I didn’t lie to you, Kaneoskatew, you are going to recognize who is the master and here and who is the servant, so take this lesson, and remember it forever!”

The serpent grunted, barely able to move his heavied and downed body. “Yes, that’s right, squirm now you can, next time I am summoning you, you fight for me, there will be no back talking, no deals, “no’s” and all you will do is carry out my orders, try to keep me safe and hurt the enemy as much as possible, for I swear, if you ever betray me, I will summon you and gut you like an angsty trout and force you to eat your spleen.”

And with that the lightning would leave his hands, rocketing op towards the cloudy heavens for a single and final strike, the one that would become a message that the serpent would never ever forget. In the clouds the lightning gathered, forming a bolt that would come crashing down towards the earth. Jolting its way down the lightning crackled as it hit the wet wyrm, sending small cracks and jolts of lightning all over the Couatl.

[ladymia]

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+ 7005; Learned <3

[Solus]

I have OOC permission from Kinz to learn this shizzle.

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Seal Jutsus
Directive Seal Placement
Rank: C
Skill: Passive
Effect: The user uses their knowledge gained by studying the seal itself, and then uses it to place the seal upon the recipient.
Special: handseals, after drawing the tattoo on the bearers body
Drawback: None, but the directives need to be put into place before any effects of the seal can be seen.
Description: The user takes their knowledge of the seal, and then use that to place the tattoo upon someone else with a combination of ink and chakra.
Limit: Must have knowledge of the directive seal, must learn the process from either Rowidren or someone he’s taught.

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”So you’re the one who can teach this to me, huh?” The question would fall upon an expressionless wolf mask that would merely nod in agreement. “I am grateful that you could come all the way here to teach this to me. Now, please, if we may start? The mask nodded again, light from the broken roof glimmering strangely on the mask. The building was rundown and on the edge of Konoha, but that mattered little currently, just the fact that this AnBu had come here without permission from his or her Kage, all the way from the north made this a touchy subject that would of course later on never be mentioned.

The deformed figure, a black hooded cloak wearing an AnBu mask, would speak up, voice distorted through the porcelain. “You need to learn how to draw it first.” Gosei nodded, he had already prepared ink, paper and other calligraphy material. The hood nodded back, striding over to the papers and taking a single one, placing it on the ground. Kneeling next to it a gloved hand would dip a brush into the Indonesian ink. It happened quite quickly, the shape would create a perfect circle with just a flick of its wrist, following up by sketching a lightning bolt right through the ring. Then the AnBu would rise again and point at the paper: Gosei’s turn to try.

Kneeling next to the paper Gosei would take the brush from the ink jar after carefully dipping it up and down a few times and allowing the ink to run off the fibres. Gosei always had a narrow and curly handwriting, so using to much ink would cause the entire thing to bloth, stain and just become one big ugly blob. Deciding to counteract this before it would even happen would hopefully help him in creating a correct looking seal that would perfectly depict what the AnBu had given him to imitate. Taking a deep breath the Godaime would raise the brush above the paper, it was time to rumble. ‘Imitatio and aemulatio!’ would be his creed as he placed the brush on the paper.

Being a shinobi meant perfect control over even the smallest aspects of his body, and thus, the drawing of a circle, just as perfect and quick as the AnBu had displayed was nothing of even a slight challenge to the Kazeraikou. The black ink would draw into the paper as the brush passed, forming a thin line of infinite angles that would grow together again at the end of the line forming a circle. The thin stroke of ink stained the paper black as the Genmaster would place the brush on the opposite side of the paper and draw the brush towards himself with a few kinks.

And with that it had been done, executed perfectly without any mishaps, formed at the heels of time, spending not even half a second on second thoughts or useless acts. It looked as it was supposed to be: A thin circle of ink, with a bolt of lightning, shaped by an ordinary kinked line that would represent a lightning bolt. The fact that the line was getting thinner towards the end of the bolt really accentuated the fact that it was supposed to represent the might of thunder. How fitting that the element that he had acquainted himself the most with would become the symbol of the tattoo that those under his influence would bear.