Bad Luck Seems To Follow Me [T|O]
Dec 19, 2012 0:33:28 GMT -7
Post by Deleted on Dec 19, 2012 0:33:28 GMT -7
Skill: TaiJutsu
Effect: The brawler depending on the rank of the technique the user is capable of reacting through subconscious mind against attacks against the user in different manners such as being flanked, and from behind. This technique makes the brawler incapable of being surprise attacked.
Special: ---
Drawback: The user may only learn this technique by the class that they are. This means that in order to learn the "C" Rank version they must be "C" Class, if they wish to learn the "B" Rank version they must be "B" Class.
Description: A technique where the subconscious mind, where the subconscious body reacts just as they are attacked while flanked or while their back is turn. The body reacts in such a way to where they are capable of withstanding so much. This technique makes it where the Brawler is incapable of being surprised attacked, a sudden second sense kicks in as their body screams out to them yelling at them telling them to move, duck, dodge or anything else within that manner. If an opponent comes to a Brawler at a bar, and attacks with a sword, or a club, the brawler gains the urge to dodge to the left, or to the right, where they are capable of reacting before the action is completed. This works on whenever they are being attacked. This technique however has a major flaw. The user is capable of dodging only whenever the opponent's class is equal or lower to that of the rank of the technique they know. This means that a "D" Class user that knows this technique can not use this against an opponent that is "C" Class or higher.
Limit: Must be a Brawler[/font][/size]
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I was out on the street for the first time in weeks. The hustle and bustle of the inner city did nothing to raise my spirits - if anything, they made it worse. Being surrounded by crowds of busy, likely stupid people was never fun. The only reason I braved their impassive, shunting presences was because I was running low on food in my apartment, and needed more. My wage as a shinobi, however, crap, kept me alive. I usually wouldnt've gone out with such non-alcohol-related motives, but unfortunately deepness of depression did not correlate with minimum food intake. And I wasn't so depressed that I actually wanted to die.
Despite being female I was taller than most of the people I passed, which, along with my distinctive Takigakure Ninja headband worn ironically enough around my neck, attracted me quite a lot of stares, which I did my best to ignore. A couple of people I did launch fiery glances towards, which they made sure not to return. I had a rough idea of where I was going, but packed streets never did anything good to my sense of direction, so I'd probably passed where I was going already. Oh well. I walked on.
It was about at this point in my so far uneventful day that something caught my eye. It usually wouldn'tve, but my peripheral vision just locked onto it as it passed by, my subconscious always scanning the environment for danger, despite my apparent absentmindedness. It was a beady glare, one I'd seen before, detected through the sea of faces and bodies to my left for just a second, about two meters away. It was one of those moments though, where the eye contact seems to last for far longer than the actual moment's duration, and the image and recollection stays with you long after the instance passes.
I went over the memory in my mind several times, and I concluded that there was no doubt - one of the barfighters from all those months ago. I hadn't run into them again since our last tussle, which was fortunate - for them - but it seemed I had run into them again.
Or perhaps it was just the one. The dude had apparently moved on, and for what must have been a minute afterward of dodging bodies - I really shouldn'tve picked rush hour to emerge from my hidey-hole - there seemed to be no further trace of him or his friends. But there was just something in the air, some unheard ringing of danger, blaring silently in the background, that told me not to drop my guard. As I walked, I slipped my twin cestus over my fingers, metal plates clinking together slightly as I did. I glanced around constantly, glimpsing what I thought may have been another one of the henchmen. Whether they were following me constantly or not didn't matter at the moment - they were here now.
I let my inner awareness, my sixth sense, flow out till it formed an invisible field around me. Harmless, harmless, harmless, harmless, individual people were picked up on my radar, most of them non-hostile, though there was just a hint of something, or someone, else...
Behind you... I just knew, and as that thought occurred to me I glanced sharply, though with as much civilian casualness as I could muster, over my right shoulder, twisting my neck up and over so as to glean the maximum amount of view range. I glimpsed two bald heads, two muscular bodies on a direct course towards me, before they melted away into the crowd.
I let my glance linger just a little too long behind me, trying to trace the duo's location. That was my first mistake...[/ul][/justify]