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McClane rolled 3 20-sided dice:
19, 1, 5
Total: 25 (3-60)
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 Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 10:35 pm
The Uchiha blinked and it seemed as if Senritsu had changed form before him. Since his vision had continued to become more blurry, he still wasn't able to tell for certain whether it was her or not. He reached out to touch the figure, but to his surprise, felt an odd sort of skin. Upon closer inspection, he realized that he was actually touching the face of the young Orochi boy who he had already offended on a previous occasion. Sukotto frowned and spoke quietly to the boy. "It seems like you and I haven't had a proper introduction as of yet. Perhaps we will someday meet on a more normal occasion!" Feeling his face turn slightly red, the Uchiha turned away from the Orochi boy and saw only a haze of white that covered most of the details of the training ground. Senritsu had done a very good job in avoiding his assault and managed to set him up for a practical joke as well! He couldn't honestly feel angry about it, since he figured that the entire plot had been brilliantly developed and executed. Sukotto stumbled around the grounds that were still warm from the previous sparring match between himself and the Tategami, wondering when Senritsu would make her move.
Eventually, Sukotto heard footsteps making their way towards him. They were quick, so he figured that it was the female Uchiha. However, she was so light on her feet that it was extremely difficult for him to tell exactly where she was coming from. He made a mental note to never misuse the Sharingan outside of Shimagakure. For if he were to face a shinobi who had every intention of harming him or compromising his mission, then that ninja wouldn't have much trouble when attempting to fool the partially blinded Uchiha. It was almost amusing how the situation had been set up so perfectly. If he hadn't overused his kekkai genkai, then he wouldn't have had a blur placed in front of his vision. Then, he would have had to take it easy on Senritsu and figured that it would have only hurt her in the long run by providing a challenge that was too easy to meet. This lead Sukotto to come up with the idea of using a blindfold to train himself while training his future squad. It would cause him to become less reliant on his Sharingan and would allow each member of the team to try their hardest to accomplish their respective goal. A grin slid across the shinobi's face as he felt Senritsu's hand touch his shoulder. Almost immediately, he backed off of her, preparing himself for another charge before speaking, "Get ready, I'm going all out this time! I have to get you back for putting the Orochi kid in front of me!" He had already been trying his hardest, but he figured that at least attempting to stir the girl's spirits would provide some entertainment.
Rekindling the Fire
Sukotto is moving around in a way to train Senritsu, keep himself warm, and loosen his muscles at the same time
DC: 10+Focus= 20
1d20+Focus
2/3
Sukotto's training
[1d20+10(Focus)= 29]
Dodge For This Turn vs Senritsu's Sneak Attack+Chakra
[1d20+10(Dodge/3(From Blurry Eyes)-Sharingan)= 11 Success for Senritsu!]
Tag DC For This Turn vs Senritsu's Dodge+Chakra
[1d20+5(Controlled Tag)= 10]
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XchaoticXmelodyX rolled 1 20-sided dice:
5
Total: 5 (1-20)
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Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 11:04 pm
Senritsu couldn't help but giggle at the sight of Sukotto basically caressing the strange boy's face. She couldn't believe how unbelievably easy this was. Hopefully the second try would be just as easily done. Thanks to his missuse of the Sharingan and the snow, she was able to take him on fairly. Well, sort of. She almost felt sorry for the male seeing him stumble about as he did earlier. Then again, if this was what she needed in order to complete what was given to her, then she would take it. She'd have to appologize to the two boys later on about using the strange looking boy as a figure to make Sukotto think she was still before him. There was still a possibility she could use him again for this next dodge of her's. Or perhaps the standing Karite who still seemed to be around. Currently Sukotto was facing the opposite direction from the two boys, if she were to use the jutsu in order to get behind him, she could stay her place behind one of the boys, using them as a sort of blinding spot for Sukotto. He now knew where the Orochi stood, so if she stood behind him, he'd once more think that it was purely the Orochi standing there.
Senritsu smiled as he had prepared himself for another jolt on her. But she was ready this time. Prepared with a plan and ready for action to commence. "Oh please! All out? You've done your all out as far as I can see. You can barely see. If I put a tree in front of you right now you'd think it was me." Her voice sounded teasing, with a slight bit of humor. "And besides that, I didn't put the boy in front of you. He was there the whole time. You're just too blind to have noticed it. Your surroundings are blank aren't they? I'm sure all you see is white and shades of dark. Do you realize how easy this would be had I been really trying to hurt you?" Senritsu giggled more as she let her fingers slip themselves into the needed Handseals. Hissing, she felt herself fail at what she needed that minute. "Darn it!"
Switch with Object Before Partner Socks You
Partner vs You
1d20(5) + Dodge(1) (+2)= 8
1d20() + Sneak Attack(5) (+2)=
Train: 0/2
Special: Sukotto is setting a new DC for Senritsu every turn. Senritsu must land successful sneak attacks to gain a point towards training.
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Semblance rolled 2 20-sided dice:
6, 16
Total: 22 (2-40)
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Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 11:35 pm
Xyn's muscles tensed involuntarily. A skipped heartbeat suddenly went into a rapid pattern as Sukotto actually made contact. He attacked Baki first? The Douken had nearly missed it, the strength of this Uchiha even without sharingan. He had once thought these beings were useless without the dojutsu that seemed to defy all principles of balance. But why Baki; was the lion the weakest link? Xyn tried to think of what benefit this attack had for Sukotto, but he had already examined the concern on the Uchiha's face. Then, was Sukotto more worried about the lion than Maya? Xyn had never really considered Baki being the more threatening one. Seeing this fight was a great deal different than when she fought Karite. Xyn knew in the back of his mind that Maya's victory at the Tategami grounds was assured, but this... it was only the first attack and he was already nervous. Sukotto wouldn't hurt her or Baki, but...
Right... left... Munin's head twitched in every direction it could, his body remaining stationary. It was only when an unknown variable entered that he finally moved. He scurried to a safe distance, being forced to stretch out his wings to keep balance. Now who was this? He'd put so much effort into memorizing the area and the positions of all the humans, he hadn't considered that another person would arrive. Letting out one light flap of his wings as quietly as he could, the raven hopped to the other side of the rock, making sure he was in the opposite direction or the girl, not specifically to hide from her, but knowing that natural instinct was to look toward a newcomer, so Shisei most likely had took notice in that direction. Munin had to act quickly however. He used the quick distraction to position himself on a climbable edge of the rock, glancing over the side at the girl curiously to see if Shisei was actually looking at her.
Xyn: Observing People's Emotions
1d20 + Sense( 8 ) +Int(7)
DC: 25
Train: 0/3
Munin: Observing Shisei
1d20 + Spy(1) +Agi(3)
DC: 19
Train: 1/3
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Semblance rolled 2 20-sided dice:
11, 9
Total: 20 (2-40)
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Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 11:55 pm
Was that... anger? Xyn didn't quite know where to place his attention. Everything was happening much faster than he expected. He'd never actually bothered to watch two shinobi at an equally high level, so to be caught off guard was only natural. It wasn't until Baki went down that Xyn started to realize Sukotto's tactic. This was throwing Maya off balance. Xyn had thought the Uchiha would attack the weaker of the two first, but in truth Baki was the bigger threat, and perhaps at the same time the easier target. Maya's retaliation at this point... if she could strike in such a rage, her power would be at her peak, but not focused... was there...
Xyn had to resist the urge to try and do something to help. She couldn't lose... but...
His muscles started to clench the way they had during Shisei's mouthing off. That boy had quite quiet for so long... he had to be planning something... well, that was of no concern at the moment. Munin was most likely already in position. Without taking his attention away from the fight.
It was still so cold...
The raven hopped along the side of the rock with his talons to grasp whatever grooves and footholds he could find. Flapping his wings would cause too much noise, but the rock was just as cold as the ground, if not more so. At least the ground only chilled his feet. The front of the ravens body touched the stone the majority of the time. He was finally forced to let go and drop to the ground in his usual fashion, dragging himself up with his outstretched wings. He shook the chill and frustration from his body while he looked up at the rock, which might as well have been a mountain without the use of his wings to fly. Why couldn't he do this sort of thing in Spring? It was the only thing he had asked himself ever since this little mission started. Even so, he wouldn't let some measly set back like weather make a fool of him.
Xyn: Observing People's Emotions
1d20 + Sense( 8 ) +Int(7)
DC: 25
Train: 1/3
Munin: Observing Shisei
1d20 + Spy(1) +Agi(3)
DC: 19
Train: 1/3
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Semblance rolled 2 20-sided dice:
4, 10
Total: 14 (2-40)
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:13 am
Baki had gone down from the attack, a thought that gave Xyn a slight chill. Even if the lion was the bigger threat, directly attacking an animal that fierce, Xyn was sure Sukotto wasn't going to walk away without giant teeth marks scarred on some anonymous part of his body. The boy was a little surprised that Baki didn't scratch or bite on the way down, or more so, didn't charge ahead of Maya in the attack. It was probably because Maya protected him, or maybe their training together centered around Maya taking the lead... it was probably pointless for him to try and understand the emotions of an animal. Animals fought for their own reasons, usually out of instinct. Humans fought for all kinds of reasons, and that was why he was watching. If he could figure out why Maya fought...
Maybe it wasn't necessary for Munin to climb the rock. He could always wait for another distraction and simply make a single aided hop directly behind Shisei. Then there was the fight; with Shisei's attention on those humans he could walk under the boy's nose, not literally of course. It was probably best to wait for the right moment. This was an art, and since the snake-child wasn't talking to anyone, there was nothing he could go back to tell Xyn. he'd have to just pay attention and figure out what Shisei's plans were.
Xyn: Observing People's Emotions
1d20 + Sense( 8 ) +Int(7)
DC: 25
Train: 1/3
Munin: Observing Shisei
1d20 + Spy(1) +Agi(3)
DC: 19
Train: 1/3
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Semblance rolled 2 20-sided dice:
5, 18
Total: 23 (2-40)
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:35 am
Although it was only for a fleeting moment, Xyn could easily see a grin present on Sukotto's face. The Douken bit down harder on his teeth. He was afraid that Maya would be playing into his hands by countering in such a fury from the attack on Baki. In the back of the boy's mind, it was somehow interesting to see Maya truly angry, as long as it wasn't at him. This was still a restrained anger between allies, he would probably fear the real thing...
Even if the Uchiha felt confident, the two of them were attacking together. This counter attack, and from two opponents, would most likely create an interesting reaction. He could already tell the type of person Sukotto was, or rather, the type of feeling Sukotto received from this style of conflict. Such a reasoning would probably also display what kind of person he was, but he'd leave that hypothesis for another time.
ACK! A fright went through Munin's body as Shisei moved. He jumped back and tried not to screech at the boy by reflex. The change in his mood seemed to occur when Maya attacked... so it wasn't the fight specifically the snake-child was watching, but Maya. The raven started to wonder what was so interesting about this human. Were they just attracted to her strength? Although Xyn didn't appear to be the type to be drawn to such a thing. At any rate, he finally had some useful information, but he'd need far more than that before he could go back to Xyn. It was probably this information that caused the Douken to ask him to perform such a task, so he'd most likely be relaying a message Xyn already knew. Shisei was talking now... small words, but not words he was used to hearing. Munin decided to move just a little closer. Even though he didn't know what the words were, maybe he could somehow get an impression and let Xyn figure it out once he told the boy.
Xyn: Observing People's Emotions
1d20 + Sense( 8 ) +Int(7)
DC: 25
Train: 1/3
Munin: Observing Shisei
1d20 + Spy(1) +Agi(3)
DC: 19
Train: 2/3
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Semblance rolled 2 20-sided dice:
10, 2
Total: 12 (2-40)
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:53 am
"True meaning... of teamwork..." Xyn couldn't help repeating the words. Seeing Maya and Baki attack, they were very much like twins. Xyn hadn't thought about having such a relationship with Munin. He treated the raven almost like a little brother, but being a true team...
Another thing struck Xyn's thoughts about the statement. Wasn't Sukotto a genin like Maya? Both of them should have been in squads with teammates already... so maybe the Uchiha didn't perform well with others. Xyn closed his eyes for a moment, still keeping his attention on the fight. The footsteps... the strikes... the aggression... it was all in the air, free to be heard and even felt on the skin. If he had such a developed will, he might even be able to taste it. He seemed to open his eyes the moment after Sukotto was hit. Thinking through it all, dwelling within his mind while his other senses captured the moment, if Maya enjoyed fighting, why was she angry? If attacking Baki would drive out such emotions, why let him fight? He could understand her emotions, but not why she fought. What was this... this look in her eyes...?
Having to run away was so annoying...
In much greater control of his reactions, Munin's head twitched in the opposite direction of the girl's voice and made as brisk an escape as he could. He didn't have to hide, he'd simply have to appear to be a wild animal. He was sure he'd never seen this girl before, so she wouldn't make any connection between him a Xyn. On one side, Shisei had someone to talk to, and a conversation would make his intentions much more clear, but on the other hand, Munin really didn't want to have to avoid two people at once. He'd simply have to hope the girl didn't pay any attention to him. They both had their eyes on the fight, so Munin was safe for the moment.
Xyn: Observing People's Emotions
1d20 + Sense( 8 ) +Int(7)
DC: 25
Train: 2/3
Munin: Observing Shisei
1d20 + Spy(1) +Agi(3)
DC: 19
Train: 2/3
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Semblance rolled 2 20-sided dice:
2, 15
Total: 17 (2-40)
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 1:16 am
He sure seemed to recover quickly...
Though Sukotto was completely unable to dodge Maya's attack, his counter came almost immediately, and once again at Baki. He was calm the entire time, definitely the mind of someone who had been in a fair amount of battles. Xyn started to wonder if he could be so calm against such an opponent. The fact the Sukotto was able to make a move so intuitively after being struck by two opponents and then attacking the same opponents... were all Uchihas this strong without sharingan? And this was all just a test of his taijutsu, so he wasn't using tactics he was experienced with. What advantage did he have? Xyn wasn't sure which was more irritating, seeing Maya's demeanor declining to such a state, or seeing Sukotto take advantage of it. Maya had power on her side, but...
The snake-child and the new arrival were talking in a seemingly pleasant manor. It was somewhat strange considering the way Shisei had been barking at everyone earlier. Perhaps he was just grumpy from the early hours, Munin could definitely understand that...
The thought caused the raven to let out a very small yawn. His head twitched downward as his chest filled up with air, then he shook away the fatigue before letting the air out, deciding to insert a burst of energy into his system by jumping to a far corner of the rock. He had to move between the two to listen, but stayed in a shadow he had spotted. Finally, the perfect position. The raven perched himself in the small nook and kept his attention on the girl's voice since she was the one currently speaking. He couldn't pick up on the conversation by just listening to one side.
Xyn: Observing People's Emotions
1d20 + Sense( 8 ) +Int(7)
DC: 25
Train: 2/3
Munin: Observing Shisei
1d20 + Spy(1) +Agi(3)
DC: 19
Train: 3/3
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Semblance rolled 2 20-sided dice:
13, 19
Total: 32 (2-40)
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 1:39 am
Wha... Xyn nearly jumped to his feet when Baki went down again, although this time he didn't get back up. Had he really...
Now partially on his knees, one stray leg still dangling between stiffening and giving in to his body weight, a determination drove him up to his feet as he originally intended, although in a much more calm state. Sukotto's plan had worked, but now...
The boy looked toward Maya, who was attacking even more fiercely than before. No... his every muscle wanted to run to her, even in this state. His desire wouldn't have taken such control of him if it hadn't been for Sukotto's eyes. That red hue was trouble on a massive scale. Xyn thought the Uchiha wasn't going to use those eyes, but, doing so now was appropriate...
His test is over...
It only took a moment to realize the activation of that jutsu meant the end of the fight. Xyn's brow had formed a number of odd shapes as he looked back and forth at the two, as well as the collapsed lion. She was crushed now, perhaps as physically as she was mentally.
Is this why you fight...?
Xyn watched Maya closely as she left. He was starting to understand now. It wasn't fighting itself that made her happy, but being strong. Both Sukotto and Maya were testing their strength against the other, that was the purpose of the fight. In that respect... testing your skills against others... everything was some form of contest, even without a winner or loser...
Xyn stretched his right hand over his brow and started to rub at the wrinkles, his face returning to its stagnant state while his hand continued up to wipe his hair back.
"To light a fire is to cast a shadow, both dancing..." Xyn started to quote the Kohon, but speaking it out loud was pointless if no one was listening. he looked to his left side, almost expecting Munin to be there, then mad a quick glance in Shisei's direction before turning his head away. He couldn't leave Maya alone, especially in her state. That much... staying by her side was the least he could do.
[Exit]
The fight was over? The fight was over! Munin looked around to make sure he couldn't be spotted. If their attention was elsewhere, all his work would have been for nothing. No, no no no no no, this can't be! Munin turned his head in Shisei's direction, although the raven's head so low to the rock that neither could see each other. The boy hadn't moved yet so everything was fine. Munin was starting to wonder why he had gotten so worked up in the first place. It wasn't over until he got caught, and he wasn't about to make some amateur mistake and be caught so easily. Now, what were they saying...
There was something in the girl's voice... criticism. That was more than a familiar tone. He had heard it from Xyn an immeasurable number of times. That pronoun... she? That was the humans' feminine pronoun, so the girl was criticizing Maya? The raven was starting to get overexcited as he picked out the familiar words and tones. He felt he finally had a grasp on the language of these creatures. It was a little rough, not nearly as elegant as other birds, but more or less easy to figure out within context.
Xyn: Observing People's Emotions
1d20 + Sense( 8 ) +Int(7)
DC: 25
Train: 3/3
Munin: Understanding Humans
1d20 + Sense(3) +Int(3)
DC: 21
Train: 1/3
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Katz the Nine Lives rolled 1 20-sided dice:
11
Total: 11 (1-20)
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 9:55 am
The battle shockingly ended quickly. Maya had grown more feral during the battle and it was probably better that it ended quickly. Maya was not the only one that was beginning to lose it. Shisei’s gold eyes had once again seen the red orbs that had foretold disaster. “Uhnn…!!!!” the boy winced and clutched his forehead with his left hand. The palm covering his left eye and forehead. The feeling from watching that eye violently surged the boy’s hate like an unexpected F5 tornado. His hate was equivalent to that ferocity and if given the chance, he’d obliterate someone with that much power. The right pupil on his face grew more malevolent. The serpentine slit grew thinner until it was just line in the middle of his eye. The gold became contaminated with red cracks threatening to turn Shisei’s eye into a bright red orange. The crimson veins extended from the whites of his eye and looked like a leafless red tree branching out in his eye. A vein bubbled just under the fingers of his forehead. The boy’s tongue swiftly flickered across his upper lip before returning inside its cage within the mouth. Fangs mashed and grind together as the serpent youth stared into those crimson eyes. Those eyes with the Tomoe. “Those eyes…” Almost like last time. Yes similar to the dark clouds of a tornado that hung over a city brining hate and despair. That eye was the dark cloud in Shisei’s short life. That memory in a monochrome of ruby….
Shisei’s returned home from his classes. Like any other day he and Shiu were the first to arrive at classes. Like any other day they sat at the front of the class. Shiu chose to sit behind him, because she always liked to sit behind her big brother. Shisei in turn did not like her sitting by his side, because he saw enough of her at home. They’d both answer most of the questions earning envy from their peers. Some days the elder would answer more other days the younger would. Despite them being so young they were already excelling. Shiu especially since she was nearly half the age of Shisei. The day would go by normal for the most part. At the end of the day Shiu would go home early and Shisei stayed behind, because it was the middle of the week in which he had music lessons. It was the only day he had to stay back till the evening since the teacher liked overdoing things every time. The snake boy played a flute, but grew bored of it. This is because he learned everything they would teach on his level and didn’t care to learn anything else. The same went with him and art although Shiu took a much better liking to it. There were many events and happening of that day that could be noted, but for now the thing that leered on the boy’s mind were the events of that evening.
That evening when he returned to the house of that outsider. The house was quiet and felt like a graveyard during twilight. Shisei entered his home to see blood smeared across the outsider’s tapestry. A body now joining the souls of the departed with many small cuts. Hacked and slit from as if a cat was given the chance to just slowly claw the man till he died from blood loss. Shisei didn’t notice before, but there was blood outside on the welcome mat. Not of the corpse before him, but from another. It seemed that another body was also killed and dragged. The first form was shocking to Shisei. His eyes had grown wide, but after a minute of soaking in the blood and the situation he grew calm as if it was normal occurrence. Any other child would have ran for help. Yet the snake youth was more curious at the situation. Besides mother should be home at this time. She would have an explanation. No one could defeat mother in his mind. He walked down one of the halls following the blood until he came up to another body. While this one did not look like it was cut to death it had an incision from the middle of the chest down to the stomach. Some of the small intestine was hanging out. Shisei was more repulsed by the smell than the site. Although the site did start to make him wonder. Mother should be more efficient than that. Maybe it was the outsider? Pale hands opened the door of the first room nearest only to find an unknown woman and a baby no older than two. Both with puncture wounds in the neck that left their blood flowing like a trickling fountain. The youth’s concern, while slightly raised, maintained his composure in the perilous situation. There would be a logical explanation to it all. Yet little snake failed to realize that he entered a house of irrational.
Closing back the door he continued down the hall. The family’s dog was also found dead. Not mangled in any vile way like the others. Just a cut to the poor dog’s throat. His ears picked up on noise from one of the upstairs bedrooms. Mother and the outsider’s room. The boy slowly, but quickly went upstairs to figure out who these voices were. Curiosity and self assurance had taken over logic and the reality Shisei was in. His body slowly slithered towards his parent’s room. Half way to that destination, his ears picked up the cutting of human flesh and the gurgled cough of a person. As if a man was chocking on some form of liquid. Then the body fell with a hard thud. Like a stone that was dropped from a few feet. Blood splashed from the man’s mouth and throat. Shisei could not perceive who it was, but he decided to loom closer. To figure out the situation. To find the reason in all of it. His ears began to pick up an assortment of words emanating from the room. Weird phrases and words such as ‘Twin Tails disappeared’, ‘Effigies’, ‘Wind and Water’, ‘Eight-Tails’,’ Yamahime’. All this was nonsense to a boy at such a young age. Even to Shisei, yet his interest continued to grow until his form was not far from the body that was slain a few moments ago. With its last essence of life the body made a fast grip onto Shisei’s leg.
“Run….” Quiet and gurgled voiced cracked out through blood and mucus. Last words of a dying man. The serpent youth’s eyes lit with slight terror and he fell backwards to move away from the unexpected grip. “Edo..” his voice whispered out. The same outsider that this mother had loved so much was dead. Something was wrong. Now he began to wonder about the safety of his actual family. Yet it was too late now. The noise of his body tripping and the outsider’s words was enough to alert the people inside the room. “Orochi Shisei. Enter.”a voice sternly, but quietly ordered from the youth. Its tone snapped Shisei out of confusion and anxiety. As if allured to this voice the Orochi child stepped into the room, his face returning to its emotionless shell. He had to keep his poise and remain in control. Whatever happened from that point he needed to keep his control and dwell the feeling of running. That is until he stepped into the room.
In the back he could see the sun setting. Its orange glow painting the room in a dreary sun hue. Outside on the balcony was the form of a woman. The dreadlocks could only mean it was mother. Her back faced the entrance of the room. Her voice mute as if she had no tongue. A silence that was only beaten by the two other figures in the room. The one closes with a mask on. Purple eyes peering through the eye holes as if recording everything. In one hand was a black bladed butterfly knife that the person kept on flipping. Every time it closed it made a small ching sound that was the only disturbance to the dead silence. Then there was that person. Who sat at the end of the room in the outsider’s favorite chair. His right leg crossed over the knee of his left and his hands cupped by his abdomen. It looked as if the person was patiently and happily waiting for the evening news paper. A deceptive look. The murderous intent emanating from him swallowed the entire house, threatening to break down the entire foundation as if being in the jaws of a devil beast. There was also those crimson eyes. Those eyes. There scarlet color and that ebony formation within. They were the shades of hell. Within in them Shisei could see Thanatos. His sisters, the Keres, were swirling around the room. Mot threatened to engulf the house in one bite. How could he maintain his composure to that devil before him?! How could anyone. This person then…
His thoughts were interrupted when the form of the elder boy had tapped him on his nose. This one move reverted the boy back to his expressionless self. The thin line grew back into its serpentine slit. The red orange eye quickly became its pure golden color. The vein in his forehead stopped swelling and dissipated. His milling fangs stopped and his lips returned to just a line not showing any emotion. As quickly as the twister in his heart formed was as quickly as it disappeared. Although the black clouds still hung around his mind like an ominous warning of the future. His stared at the rude boy as he went back into training with the girl. Shisei remembered what the girl had said and would give her little attention. Only enough for a reply. “It figures that rude-sempai would have a rude apprentice. For someone new to this island you’re very out of place. Silence your tongue or someone will pluck it out of your skull. Unless you’re expecting rude-sempai to save you if you ever get in trouble.”. With that he marched forward towards the older Uchiha. Sadly to say the boy was better than he expected. He was able to at least get the upper hand on Maya with his form taijutsu. The Orochi had scanned his moves and it lay dormant at the back of his mind, but something else was far more urgent. “Rude boy, Sukotto, whatever your name is. What are those red eyes of yours?” Shisei stated glaring at the genin.
Genin Spar Examination
Just who is stronger between the two? Who has better jutsu and most importantly who will be able to teach him jutsu. The serpent watches on gauging the two battlers. This event might even be able to help Shisei form his own jutsu
d20 + 3 Detect + 7 Sense= 21
DC: 20
Train:3/6
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McClane rolled 2 20-sided dice:
9, 1
Total: 10 (2-40)
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 1:39 pm
Sukotto playfully flicked the girl's forehead with his index finger, happy to have stifled her confidence for the time being. He was beginning to think that she would pick up most things he taught her very quickly. However, he knew that this confidence could lead the girl to eventually believe that she'd be able to solely rely on herself. The Uchiha male felt as though he had proved this assumption of himself to be false throughout his experiences, and he didn't want anyone close to him to be so naive. "What was that about me not going all out before?" Sukotto spoke with a similar playful tone. He figured that she had messed up something to do with the jutsu, allowing him to tag her before she was able to avoid his approach. "Perhaps you should watch how much you speak when trying to focus on your jutsu!" Sukotto smiled, hoping that his words would spark a little fire inside of Senritsu. He figured that she'd finish the training in a matter of moments, but thought it wouldn't hurt to provide a little motivation. He backed up a few meters, near to where the Orochi boy was standing, to prepare for his next lunch at the girl.
Before he made his move, the Uchiha heard the Orochi boy's voice take on a tone that was somewhat eager, but without the excitement normally associated with the trait. "They are known as my Sharingan, the kekkai genkai of the Uchiha clan." For the time being, Sukotto decided against explaining what the Sharingan did in great deal to the snake youth. He began to wonder why the Orochi had taken an interest in his eyes, but soon answered his own question. He wrongfully guessed that the Orochi had seen how easily he had avoided the furious swipes of Maya's claws. If their positions had been reversed, Sukotto knew that he definitely would have asked about how one came about acquiring such a powerful tool to use in battle. Without much more thought on the subject and completely missing everything that was running through the Orochi boy's mind, Sukotto once again took off towards Senritsu, making another run through each of their training sessions. He could tell that his muscles were relaxing and he was finally beginning to warm up. It would only be a matter of time before he was feeling well enough to eat again.
Rekindling the Fire
Sukotto is moving around in a way to train Senritsu, keep himself warm, and loosen his muscles at the same time
DC: 10+Focus= 20
1d20+Focus
2/3
Sukotto's training
[1d20+10(Focus)= 19]
Tag DC For This Turn vs Senritsu's Dodge+Chakra
[1d20+5(Controlled Tag)= 6]
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Katz the Nine Lives rolled 1 20-sided dice:
12
Total: 12 (1-20)
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 2:56 pm
“Sha-rin-gan…” the youth muttered to himself. It was a word he would tattoo on his soul. For now the snake child decided to keep his composure. It was like his near meltdown never occurred. He decided to watch the two continue their game of tag. Letting foolish emotions get in his way right now would be trivial. For now the boy had to analyze what he saw and felt from the battle between genin. Watching this Sukotto in front of him may also give some enlightenment on jutsu and that thing known as Sharingan. He was reviewing the moves in his mind. “He didn’t use the Sharingan till it was necessary to keep up with Maya… He also used a lot of leg work. Is he a taijutsu practitioner like Maya? If it is a taijutsu based on leg work then the obvious tactic would be to destroy his legs. Yet the thing that could make that a nuisance is that eye technique. How does it work? More importantly what does it do?”. Keeping his eye on the male he decided to ask a question. “What jutsu do you know?” Shisei asked allowing his body to lean against the rock. During his slight breakdown he must have slipped off the rock. Thankfully his body was capable to land on its own without the mind being fully aware. At the point the boy looked at the top of the rock. For an odd reason the maverick felt as if he was being watched. Shaking off the feeling Shisei turned back to genin.
Genin Spar Examination
Just who is stronger between the two? Who has better jutsu and most importantly who will be able to teach him jutsu. The serpent watches on gauging the two battlers. This event might even be able to help Shisei form his own jutsu
d20 + 3 Detect + 7 Sense= 22
DC: 20
Train: 4/6
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XchaoticXmelodyX rolled 1 20-sided dice:
5
Total: 5 (1-20)
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 3:43 pm
Senritsu's eyes glistened as she turned her focus to the strange looking kid on the other side of Sukotto. "Excuse me, I'm no apprentice. Being under another person's thumb is completely unethical. He's helping me, I have no dedication to this guy as to be his...'apprentice'. Don't soil my name again boy. And another thing, I'm not new here. If you used those strange eyes of yours you'd probably see me walking the streets, but then again I'm guessing your the type who only watches his own feet as he walks through a village, seeing himself as a higher being and not to be bothered with 'common' others. Am I right? You'll soon learn not to speak to me in such a manner, else you'll see what sort of lashing you'll recieve." Smiling, she decided to remark one more little time before returning herself to her needed practices. "Ah, and to your comment on my tongue, I'm rather fond of it, and don't think you'll get close enough to me to ever touch it with any part of your miserable existance to cut it off. Now if you'll excuse me I'm a little busy at the moment."
Her sentence ended just as Sukotto flicked her brow. Her eyes shut for a moment in confusion as her hand lifted to rub the spot, and a pout came to her face. "Hmph...I was right about you going all out wasn't I. I got distracted by that guy, that's my fault and I know that. Not everyone can be perfect. Distractions are part of training and I'll have to learn to focus better." Admiting the little information to Sukotto, she watched as he backed up and prepared himself again. Her weight shifted to her left leg as he spoke to the strange boy and waited for him to dash towards her. The girl's plan from before should still work if she had it right. Now it was time to test it. Letting her fingers slip into the needed Handseals for the third time, she attempted again.
Senritsu placed yet another boring log in her place as she appeared behind the strange looking boy. She let herself completely hide behind the snake boy, leaning her back up against his slightly, perhaps a bit too close for her own taste but who cared at the moment. For now, her only worry was not being seen by the near blind Sukotto. Smiling, it worked. Now it was time to see if she could tag him from her little hidding spot. As soon as she got the chance, she slipped around the serpent child and leaped towards Sukotto. If it went as she planned she could end this game in a little fun manner, tackling the boy instead of just a normal tag.
Switch with Object Before Partner Socks You
Partner vs You
1d20(5) + Dodge(1) (+2)=8
1d20() + Sneak Attack(5) (+2)=
Train: 1/2
Special: Sukotto is setting a new DC for Senritsu every turn. Senritsu must land successful sneak attacks to gain a point towards training.
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Karite The Reaper rolled 1 20-sided dice:
14
Total: 14 (1-20)
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 3:50 pm
"I guess I will see you around Senritsu." Karite was not sure what this girl was like but the way she acted she was nice but She had an air about her he found to sure of herself. Someone would show her but he was not the one to do it. It wasn't his place. She was much like Shisei, in a way. They both seemed to analyze people one was more humane than the other but none the less both frigid in their own lights.
Karite ignored the thought and figured it was bout time he got back to his own training. His muscles had suffered from the rest and relaxation of his wounds but that was not going to stop him today. Karite pushed a ways away from the group isolating himself enough to be seen. He was cold but that would soon cease.
As the boy felt he was far enough away from the group to practice in peace he rubbed his hands together and bent his frame forward. Breathing in deeply the boy rolled his eyes in the back of his head and began to rush his head backwards building power in his legs before he lifted off the ground. His eyes following him perfectly as his head stayed relatively still in the air and his body rotated around it like the planets did in the solar system. As he came crashing down. He landed softly in the snow his bare feet catching his momentum. Standing Karite shook his head a little to release the dizzy feeling. "Not bad for it being so long."
Backflips
DC: 19
1d20 + tumble: 9
1/3
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XchaoticXmelodyX rolled 1 20-sided dice:
14
Total: 14 (1-20)
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Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 3:59 pm
Switch with Object Before Partner Socks You
Partner vs You
1d20() + Dodge(1) (+2)=
1d20(14) + Sneak Attack(5) (+2)=21
Train: 1/2
Special: Sukotto is setting a new DC for Senritsu every turn. Senritsu must land successful sneak attacks to gain a point towards training.
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