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The Misty Bow

The Misty Bow is a relatively new shop in Kirigakure, and is run by the Acha Sisters. The Misty Bow specializes in ranged weapons and bows in particular. Compared to the Bloody Blade the Misty Bow is open and cool, with bows of various sizes and styles located along both walls and hanging above the counter, even a few of Ishi's handmade crossbows sit on the counter. Behind the counter is an area roughly half the size of show area, there are three stations, each with a single chair. Each station belongs to one of the three Acha Sisters, Yumi's being on the far left, Ishi's being in the middle, and Sakura's being on the far right.

Bowyer NPCs: Yumi, Ishi, and Sakura

Selling Prices

You can craft your own items and sell it to the market for a certain amount of Ryo. The amount of Ryo you will receive is your Craft DC divided by 5, rounding down.
Post the item's stats, and we will probably post the item in the Store Item List. Remember, the store has a limited quantity of items, so also post when you buy something and how much you bought.

Kirigakure Weapons and Equipment

Bow: The bow and arrows is the oldest and most useful ranged weapon in history. The bow must be used gracefully and therefore has no strength bonus on its damage.
65 Ryo

Composite Long Bow: A bow with a string that is far harder to pull. This allows the weapon to deal more damage.
100 Ryo

Crossbow: A device much like a bow which uses a trigger to hold the string pulled back in place, and upon setting an arrow in place it can be fired with a great deal more power than a normal bow at any time they see fit after loading.
80 Ryo

Wooden Arrow: A common arrow with a pointed tip at the end of a shaft with fletching to make it fly straight.
10 Ryo for 25

Steel Arrow: A more advanced arrow made of hallowed steel to make the arrow more damaging and durable.
10 Ryo for 12

Barbed Arrow: A common arrow usually only has barbs at the head. Yet this arrow has barbs all the way down the shaft almost to the fletch. This prevents removal without tearing flesh with it.
10 Ryo for 15

Fire Arrow: An ignition source of some kind is wrapped around the rear of the arrow tip and lit on fire before firing.
12 Ryo for 8

Kozuka: The kozuka is a really small throwing knife (~7 inches) that can be used to deal heavy damage if used correctly or along a sneak attack. They were usually mounted on the sheath of larger swords that the shinobi carried. In addition the kozuka can be used for many things including preparing meals. Basically they are your shinobi's utility knife.
5 Ryo

Senbon: The senbon was first used by doctors in acupuncture, it was then adopted by ninja and Hunter-nins to hit points on the body to cause death, deaden limbs or cause their target to fall unconscious.
2 Ryo for 10

Yumi led Batsu to the back of the counters and through a curtained door. Outside was a decent-sized field that had a wooden divider that had all sorts of holes in it from where the were prodded from weapons. To the right of the training field were materials needed for traing. Ninja tools, target paper in different sizes, everything one could think of was there in infinite supply. Batsu was like a kid in a candy store and he immediately ran to the spot on the field that looked worn down. Batsu wanted to train and he wanted to co so as soon as possibly could.

[17 + 9 = 26]
Batsi secured his arrow into his bow and drew back. The boy waited until Yumi disappeared from his sight. Last thing he wanted was for a trainer of his to die from his recklessness.Once Yumi was off the field, Batsu right eye closed, leaving his left eye open to zero in on the target. The boy spread his legs shoulder-width apart, his arms were firm, shoulders relaxed, breathing natural. The male's technique was damn near perfect. He was elegant in his stance and when the boy released the strand, the arrow hit the line right before the bullseye. In wasn't dead center, but for what it was worth, the boy did well.

[20 + 9 = 29]
Batsu dropped his bow so he could see where exactly the arrow landed. As he opened his other eye, he saw the arrow penetrated the middle ring. The boy was unhappy because he was sure he hit the center of the target. A bit agitated, Batsu picked up his weapon, grabbed an arrow and loaded it into the bow. Batsu closed the same eye and for some odd reason, tilted his head to the side. The boy stayed like that until he released the arrow.

Yumi watched the boy tilt his head and it made her tilt her own head in curiosity. Never before had she seen such a strange quirk. But even weirder was the fact that the quirk end up giving him a perfect bulls eye. She couldn't say anything negative. If the head tilting kept giving result like this then what was she to do? No arguing with results.


[18 + 9 = 27]
Batsu didn't even bother to Lose his focus to look at what he hit... he was just THAT confident in his shot. All he did was got himself another arrow and prepared for his third shot.He maintained his posture and even kept his head tilted as he let go of the strand. Batsu wasn't so confident and had to drop the bow down to his side. To his surprise,he saw that the arrow was just inside the line of the center. He wasn't too excited about that, but he hit it... enough said.

[1+9 = 10]
Batsu smiled happily as he went on to shoot more arrows. Little did he know that this changed in attitude was going to prove to be detrimental. As Batsu loaded and released the next arrow, he was no where near as focused as he was before. It was made apparent when the boy looked down at the target and the arrow missed the target entirely. Batsu's demeanor changed drastically and he started feeling bad. He was showing what skill he had, and his facade was now torn to pieces with that horrible miss.

[19 + 9 = 28]
Batsu felt bad about doing so well and had to try to get himself back on the upswing. The young male went back into his "zen mode" and tried to block the epic fail out of his mind. Batsu's posture improved drastically and he loaded the bow up again. Batsu smiled heavily as he released the bow strand. The bow was definitely confident about the release. The boy dropped his bow and looked down at the target. He struck the bulls-eye a little left from the exact center. Not perfect, but still a very good shot.

[6 + 9 = 15]
"Great... now I need to keep this trend going..." Batsu said to himself as he reached behind him and grabbed another arrow to shoot. The boy missed one shot altogether and thought of it as a fluke. Little did he know that it wasn't the case. Batsu loaded the bow as usual and as he went to draw back he noticed that his hands were unsteady. This was not good. He tried waiting a while to see if he could calm down. That didn't help at all and eventually he got to the point to where he stopped caring. The boy went ahead and released the arrow. The boy didn't even bother to see what he hit... or didn't hit.

[2 + 9 = 11]
Batsu tried his hardest to shake off the problem that came up. The boy had hit a major slump and it was hindering his performance significantly. It took for Batsu to stay stationary for a moment before he continued. Sad thing about it was that it did little to try to regain his composure. The poor guy was still jittery as he grabbed another arrow. He loaded it up into the bow and just went ahead and released. Batsu had clearly stopped caring.

[6 + 9 = 15]
Another bad shot, and Batsu's state of mind changed. The boy was at one point happy to be where he was. Now he was as miserable as ever. His shots were not hitting the target and, to make matters worse, someone saw him failing. Batsu just grabbed another arrow and placed it inside the bow. Batsu was clearly disappointed. He just pulled back and released. The boy developed a defeated attitude and it wasn't pretty at all.

[8 + 9 = 17]
By now, Batsu was over it. He was too pissed at himself to keep going. The boy's posture became slouched, his positioning was poor, the boy grabbed an arrow and loaded it improperly. His prep time was slowed and his approach was even worse. Batsu pulled back and just released the arrow with no aim whatsoever. Batsu just didn't give a damn anymore. He wanted to leave.

[2 + 9 = 11]
Okay, now this was just too much. Batsu wanted to throw his bow down and go home. But the boy was way too stubborn to give up like that. He decided that now was a good time as any to take a break. Hopefully resting would revive his broken spirit and cause him to get back to shooting arrows like he knew what he was doing. So the boy just dropped his head and bow. He sighed a heavy sigh of frustration as he did so. He was nomally good at this type of thing, what the hell was wrong with him?!

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Batsu walked into the shop again. The difference between the first time he was here and now is the fact that at this point in time, the boy had money. So now he could buy something which was definitely good because he was running low on his arrow supply. The boy casually walked up to the counter and saw that the youngest female was in charge of the area. He immediately tried to haggle her down with his charm and looks. It didn't work, sadly and he was clearly upset about it. So the boy reached in his pocket, pulled out 10 ryu and exchanged it for some of the steel arrows. They looked more powerful and hopefully the would be worth the money. After a thank you and a goodbye, Batsu walked out of the shop and headed to the academy. He was curious to see what the next wave of ninjas looked like.

[Exit to the academy))