Ecky Thump! [T|P]
May 28, 2011 0:30:17 GMT -7
Post by Steely-Eyed, Compadre-Kun on May 28, 2011 0:30:17 GMT -7
[/center]EYE OF THE TIGER
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Rezawaia no Jutsu (Art of the Razor Wire)
Rank: D, C, B, A, S
Skill: TaiJutsu
Effect: Allows the user to effectively wield the razor wire attached to the blade as a whip-like weapon without harming themselves.
Special: --
Drawback: Cannot defend against GenJutsu. A small amount of chakra is used to aid in the control of the wire.
Description: With this technique, the user is capable of fighting with powerful defense-piercing attacks and sudden defenses in the Rezawaia Style with an Itosen Blade's wire without harming themselves. The user may defend against TaiJutsu equal to their rank in this technique with the Itosen Blade, and may attempt to dissipate non-tangible Ninjutsu equal to two ranks below their rank in this technique with the wire.
Limit: Must have an Itosen Blade, must know Waia Soujuu
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[/font]Whippin' it.[/center]
It was during a sparring match with a Kenjutsu warrior that Zel brandished his new weapon, weighing it in his hands to get a good feel of its capabilities, and adjusting his fighting style accordingly. The wire that ran along the length of the katana blade added a sense of speed to Zel's attacks and defensive maneuvers. The first few minutes of battle were spent evading and blocking the Kenjutsu warrior, but each time their blades made contact, Zel would find it hard to keep his katana balanced in his grasp.
Deciding he'd move to offensive techniques before coming up with a concrete solution to the control of this beautiful weapon, Zel would attack ferociously with the wired katana. Each slash, however, resulted in the wire backfiring and slapping against his hands painfully like a rubber band. The aftermath would leave nasty red marks on the surface of said hands, and it was then that he decided that he needed to come up with another solution, instead of trying to force the wire into submission with physical force.
As he commenced to block a series of Kenjutsu attacks, bearing the pain that came with each counter from the wire, Zel connected with the chakra already located on the bottom of his palms. This was the chakra that he was using to protect his hands from the pain of grasping the blade's hilt, but he would soon amplify it to serve a greater purpose. Connecting with this energy, he would channel more chakra into its being then gradually push that energy up through his hands and into the blade .
With the chakra coating the blade evenly, especially the wire in question, Zel would attempt to create a balance between the minimal amount of chakra used on his blade and hands, while simultaneously fending off the attacks of his enemy. Every time he needed to block, he would pump the chakra within the wire so that the material became strong and taut. Thus, blocking considerably powerful attacks from the Kenjutsu warrior's part. Whenever he needed to attack, Zel would do the same thing, only loosen up the chakra when it was headed towards the enemy, in order to become a lot more sharper and deadlier.
Deciding he'd move to offensive techniques before coming up with a concrete solution to the control of this beautiful weapon, Zel would attack ferociously with the wired katana. Each slash, however, resulted in the wire backfiring and slapping against his hands painfully like a rubber band. The aftermath would leave nasty red marks on the surface of said hands, and it was then that he decided that he needed to come up with another solution, instead of trying to force the wire into submission with physical force.
As he commenced to block a series of Kenjutsu attacks, bearing the pain that came with each counter from the wire, Zel connected with the chakra already located on the bottom of his palms. This was the chakra that he was using to protect his hands from the pain of grasping the blade's hilt, but he would soon amplify it to serve a greater purpose. Connecting with this energy, he would channel more chakra into its being then gradually push that energy up through his hands and into the blade .
With the chakra coating the blade evenly, especially the wire in question, Zel would attempt to create a balance between the minimal amount of chakra used on his blade and hands, while simultaneously fending off the attacks of his enemy. Every time he needed to block, he would pump the chakra within the wire so that the material became strong and taut. Thus, blocking considerably powerful attacks from the Kenjutsu warrior's part. Whenever he needed to attack, Zel would do the same thing, only loosen up the chakra when it was headed towards the enemy, in order to become a lot more sharper and deadlier.
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