Chikarra trains a TON.
Aug 28, 2011 12:10:49 GMT -7
Post by chikarra on Aug 28, 2011 12:10:49 GMT -7
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Suiton no Jutsu (Water Release Skill) Rank: "C" Skill: NinJutsu Effect: --- Special: --- Drawback: --- Description: With this skill, or release, the user is now capable of using, and performing techniques that deal with the element of Water. This means that any NinJutsu or specialized TaiJutsu that deals the Water Release will need this in order to be performed correctly. Limit: ---
Arriving at the training field, Chikarra noticed that the grassy plains has many clear puddles from all the rain. “Perfect” he thought. Sitting down pretzel style near one of the puddles, Chikarra noticed a leaf on the ground. Before beginning, he put the leaf into his pocket. He knew he would need it later. Now touching the water, Chikarra could see the ripples in his water, distorting the mirror image of himself looking back at him.
“In order to learn water style jutsu, I must be able to produce water, even the tiniest bit.” Thought Chikarra aloud. Holding out his palm, Chikarra focused. He knew this would be a challenge, especially since he already already knows three other elements. Focusing as hard as he could to produce even the smallest amount of water, Chikarra watched hopelessly as nothing happened.
Trying again, Chikarra focused chakra to his palm, and tried again. Thinking back to the lessons of how water is made, where it is found, what makes it. Chikarra closes his eyes, focusing. After a minute of concentration, he opens his eyes to a disappointment. What he sees is not water, but he actually subconsciously created a small tornado in has hand, about half an inch tall. It seems that he is so used to wind style, that this will be very difficult to switch seamlessly.
Trying another method of learning water, Chikarra placed two of his fingers (basically half of a tiger hand sign) on the puddle. He focused his chakra to his fingers, making them emit a small blue flowing aura around them. He then slowly lifted his fingers, watching as they took some water with them. When they were about one inch off of the water, Chikarra lost his concentration, and the water fell. “This” Chikarra thought “is how I will learn.”
About forty minutes later, Chikarra had made great progress. He went from about one inch off the water, to about a foot off of the water. Then from there Chikarra wanted to try something bigger, so instead of just two fingers, he tried all five of them. In time, Chikarra was able to lift all five of his fingers about a foot and a half into the air without the water dropping. It sort of looked like the water was a sticky bubble gum, stretching out as he pulled. Then finally, when it reaches as far as it can go, it snaps.
Now was the time to expand, and near the completion of the training with the puddle. Chikarra, now having his whole palm, plus his fingers, covered in chakra, glowing with the flowing blue aura, tries again. Easily placing his hand on the water, he begins to lift it slowly. Carefully rising, Chikarra was shocked by how quickly he was able to lift the water with his whole hand, without having to practice. After reaching about a foot and a half, the water snapped, plopping back into the water.
“Now, I am ready.” Chikarra sat there, holding his palm out in front of him and focusing. Closing his eyes, Chikarra thought about water. The forming of water. The molecular structure of water. Water. Water. Water. He opened his eyes to a miracle. What once was a dry palm has a small water drop on it, about 1/4 of an inch tall, and 1/2 and inch wide. Sitting perfectly and untouched, the droplet looked beautiful. Now, focusing his chakra upwards, the drop soon began to rise. One foot, two feet, three feet, four feet. Chikarra is now standing up on his feet, amazed at his immediate control over this small droplet.
Now letting go of the drop, it plopped into the small puddle, creating another set of ripples in the still miniature body of water. Pulling out the leaf Chikarra had before, he was ready for the next test. Holding it in his hand, Chikarra focused. He streamed his chakra into the leaf, and then examined it afterwards. Exactly as expected. The leaf was wet. Though, it was not wet before. Chikarra focused his chakra, molded it into a water nature, and the leaf became wet. “Perfect.” Chiakrra said to himself. “For today, I’m done with training, and tomorrow, I will learn water element!” Standing up and jumping off into the forest, Chikarra was gone. Jumping through trees instead of walking down the path, Chikarra though of the next day. Coming to a stop, he realized. “Why do it tomorrow, if i could just do it now?” Just as he got out of the forest, Chikarra noticed the sky began to darken, and rain began to fall. “I guess I could have lunch first....” Thought Chikarra. And with that thought, he was off, exited that after lunch, he would finish learning the water chakra nature.
Suiton no Jutsu (Water Release Skill) Rank: "C" Skill: NinJutsu Effect: --- Special: --- Drawback: --- Description: With this skill, or release, the user is now capable of using, and performing techniques that deal with the element of Water. This means that any NinJutsu or specialized TaiJutsu that deals the Water Release will need this in order to be performed correctly. Limit: ---
Arriving at the training field, Chikarra noticed that the grassy plains has many clear puddles from all the rain. “Perfect” he thought. Sitting down pretzel style near one of the puddles, Chikarra noticed a leaf on the ground. Before beginning, he put the leaf into his pocket. He knew he would need it later. Now touching the water, Chikarra could see the ripples in his water, distorting the mirror image of himself looking back at him.
“In order to learn water style jutsu, I must be able to produce water, even the tiniest bit.” Thought Chikarra aloud. Holding out his palm, Chikarra focused. He knew this would be a challenge, especially since he already already knows three other elements. Focusing as hard as he could to produce even the smallest amount of water, Chikarra watched hopelessly as nothing happened.
Trying again, Chikarra focused chakra to his palm, and tried again. Thinking back to the lessons of how water is made, where it is found, what makes it. Chikarra closes his eyes, focusing. After a minute of concentration, he opens his eyes to a disappointment. What he sees is not water, but he actually subconsciously created a small tornado in has hand, about half an inch tall. It seems that he is so used to wind style, that this will be very difficult to switch seamlessly.
Trying another method of learning water, Chikarra placed two of his fingers (basically half of a tiger hand sign) on the puddle. He focused his chakra to his fingers, making them emit a small blue flowing aura around them. He then slowly lifted his fingers, watching as they took some water with them. When they were about one inch off of the water, Chikarra lost his concentration, and the water fell. “This” Chikarra thought “is how I will learn.”
About forty minutes later, Chikarra had made great progress. He went from about one inch off the water, to about a foot off of the water. Then from there Chikarra wanted to try something bigger, so instead of just two fingers, he tried all five of them. In time, Chikarra was able to lift all five of his fingers about a foot and a half into the air without the water dropping. It sort of looked like the water was a sticky bubble gum, stretching out as he pulled. Then finally, when it reaches as far as it can go, it snaps.
Now was the time to expand, and near the completion of the training with the puddle. Chikarra, now having his whole palm, plus his fingers, covered in chakra, glowing with the flowing blue aura, tries again. Easily placing his hand on the water, he begins to lift it slowly. Carefully rising, Chikarra was shocked by how quickly he was able to lift the water with his whole hand, without having to practice. After reaching about a foot and a half, the water snapped, plopping back into the water.
“Now, I am ready.” Chikarra sat there, holding his palm out in front of him and focusing. Closing his eyes, Chikarra thought about water. The forming of water. The molecular structure of water. Water. Water. Water. He opened his eyes to a miracle. What once was a dry palm has a small water drop on it, about 1/4 of an inch tall, and 1/2 and inch wide. Sitting perfectly and untouched, the droplet looked beautiful. Now, focusing his chakra upwards, the drop soon began to rise. One foot, two feet, three feet, four feet. Chikarra is now standing up on his feet, amazed at his immediate control over this small droplet.
Now letting go of the drop, it plopped into the small puddle, creating another set of ripples in the still miniature body of water. Pulling out the leaf Chikarra had before, he was ready for the next test. Holding it in his hand, Chikarra focused. He streamed his chakra into the leaf, and then examined it afterwards. Exactly as expected. The leaf was wet. Though, it was not wet before. Chikarra focused his chakra, molded it into a water nature, and the leaf became wet. “Perfect.” Chiakrra said to himself. “For today, I’m done with training, and tomorrow, I will learn water element!” Standing up and jumping off into the forest, Chikarra was gone. Jumping through trees instead of walking down the path, Chikarra though of the next day. Coming to a stop, he realized. “Why do it tomorrow, if i could just do it now?” Just as he got out of the forest, Chikarra noticed the sky began to darken, and rain began to fall. “I guess I could have lunch first....” Thought Chikarra. And with that thought, he was off, exited that after lunch, he would finish learning the water chakra nature.