It's a Generic Forest Clearing. Yay. [T|PM2ENTR]
May 30, 2011 5:22:35 GMT -7
Post by Deleted on May 30, 2011 5:22:35 GMT -7
CONSIDER THIS LAST HURRAH
THE COUP DE GRÂCE!
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THE COUP DE GRÂCE!
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Rank: B
Skill: Taijutsu
Effect: (in description)
Special: --
Drawback: --
Description: While facing the opponent, the user flips onto his hands, causing his back to be facing the opponent, a normal forward handstand. Next the user performs six backward kicks, striking the opponent in the face with his heels. Finally the user pushes off of the ground and flips in the air backward, appearing to be trying to regain their feet, but this is a feint for those who would attempt to trip the user as he lands. Instead the user keeps their body rotating in the air, their feet eventually reaching the opponent's chest while bent against the user's body. With as much force as possible, the user sends his feet flying into the opponent's chest to send them backward, the user sailing forward and rolling on the ground to regain their footing.
Limit: Must be drunk to do.
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So as I perused the streets of Takigakure, I found an area where urban buildings pretty much left the map, to be replaced by sparse copses of trees, mainly tall and of the 'pine' variety. Curiosity led my feet up and over a railing and into this 'forest', whereupon I quickly found a secluded clearing, not visible or even within earshot of the streets. It was 'peaceful' I guess, but peace wasn't really my kinda thing.
Perhaps an hour or two ago, I had fought off that massive black dude and his goons in the pub, using maneuvers that made me both gasp and laugh now that I was slightly less drunk. Somehow though, I thought I hadn't really perfected the technique. There was still a certain familiarity that I hadn't quite obtained yet, and as my first task in my new-found practice area, I decided to rectify that.
I went through the technique in my mind first (Parts of the experience were blurry), taking careful note of the way that I first performed the handstand; then several upside-down kicks, followed by a double-flip and an airborne heel thrust. I chuckled aloud as I ran through the footage of my performance in my head. The next step was to replicate the attack in body, rather than in mind.
Somehow, even though my first experience of the technique had been clouded and hazy, I still felt like I was following clear guidelines as I performed the move. I first flipped forward to land on my hands, balancing awkwardly there for a moment, before I stepped forward on entirely the wrong limbs and began to punch at the air with my feet. After several rounds of that had been accomplished, I would then propel myself up into the air with my arms and twist around while airborne, using all the momentum I could muster to perform the coup de grâce; the double-heel kick.
As my final attack swooshed out at mid air I didn't replicate my previous mistake of simply staying idle while I did so. I continued to move my entire body backwards, flipping right over for a total of two-and-a-half revolutions, landing squarely on my feet.
I laughed jovially. I definitely had this move down now.
[/font][/b]Perhaps an hour or two ago, I had fought off that massive black dude and his goons in the pub, using maneuvers that made me both gasp and laugh now that I was slightly less drunk. Somehow though, I thought I hadn't really perfected the technique. There was still a certain familiarity that I hadn't quite obtained yet, and as my first task in my new-found practice area, I decided to rectify that.
I went through the technique in my mind first (Parts of the experience were blurry), taking careful note of the way that I first performed the handstand; then several upside-down kicks, followed by a double-flip and an airborne heel thrust. I chuckled aloud as I ran through the footage of my performance in my head. The next step was to replicate the attack in body, rather than in mind.
Somehow, even though my first experience of the technique had been clouded and hazy, I still felt like I was following clear guidelines as I performed the move. I first flipped forward to land on my hands, balancing awkwardly there for a moment, before I stepped forward on entirely the wrong limbs and began to punch at the air with my feet. After several rounds of that had been accomplished, I would then propel myself up into the air with my arms and twist around while airborne, using all the momentum I could muster to perform the coup de grâce; the double-heel kick.
As my final attack swooshed out at mid air I didn't replicate my previous mistake of simply staying idle while I did so. I continued to move my entire body backwards, flipping right over for a total of two-and-a-half revolutions, landing squarely on my feet.
I laughed jovially. I definitely had this move down now.