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 Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 12:08 am
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 12:42 am
*noms on fake quarter* meow?
tastes like chocolate hehe and man i feel better now ~
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Ishira Tsubasa Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 2:02 am
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 2:45 am
Meow, i like quarters and now my head doesnt hurt as much. Is allll good
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Ishira Tsubasa Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 5:49 am
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 12:23 pm
Yea, no, not editing my post.
That picture was just as worthless as the description.
Btw, stop editing your post and talk here.
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 12:38 pm
Take another look. Either way, post nullified.
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 12:39 pm
I did.
No idea what post nullified means but ok.
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 12:42 pm
Means it's negated; has no purpose; is not valid.
You have one way out, take down the barrier. It wasn't made to be all that strong, I even put THAT in the description. Instead of wanting to BS through something, do it the right way if you want to be out of it. Remember, your entire body is in the barrier, since...that's what surrounds tends to mean afterall...
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 12:56 pm
Your recent post is full of hypocrisy its not even funny lol. Like, everything. Don't get me started.
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Ishira Tsubasa Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 12:57 pm
i think there should have been a bit more discription on the thing... Considering it cuts grass and such but not him? Anyways, i know what the barrier is, but not everyone else does.
Tut you and i know it cause we both know where the barrier comes from. Showing a picture of it doesnt really explain the elements to the barrier. I can see how it was misconceived.
edit: also nullin a post doesnt seem right, work through it instead of that....
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 12:59 pm
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 1:17 pm
It only cut the grass after I did something extra, not to mention it was also another 'box' that I used. I created two; one for Ren and the other for the grass to show what happens as an example.
Since it seems needed, I shall explain this 'kekkai'.
A kekkai is another word, in Japanese, for 'barrier'. That being said, it's a technique used to capture someone or something (generally used in real world practices as something to imagine by monks for them to encase 'evil spirits'). The type shown, however, isn't one from the real world but one from the Japanese custom and train of thought about how it works, and so it works along the same principle.
With the introduction done, a kekkai is formed around a person, place or thing. This allows the kekkai creator to either inspect, constrain or eliminate what they see fit.
Since it works by using other dimensions as its base of power, along with the energy of the kekkai creator (as well as their focus), it allows the kekkai to pass through solid objects and target specific areas and dimensions (4x6 for example, not another dimension). The exact dimensions that can be made are not set in stone as they vary depending on the amount of energy that the creator has. Should the creator also lose complete focus, the kekkai will also go down or become increasingly unstable until the point where it does collapse (meaning the thing/person/etc. inside is free).
The strength of the kekkai barrier is also based upon the mixture of both energy and focus of the creator. Should a weak creator make a kekkai, it is possible to take it out in one hit. If another creator did it however, one with a much higher sense of focus and energy, the same kekkai would take much longer to take down.
There are a few structures of kekkai, of which I shall not go through all, but for the structure being explained today it can be created a few ways:
As a long distance weapon
As a shield
As a movable barrier (it cannot encase something as it moves but can move around like a plastic block, also if there is something inside of it at the time of it being made, then they will be moved as well)
As a stationary barrier (it can even be stationary in mid air)
Any other questions?
And nope, if Nar wants to do s**t then that means everyone else is allowed to. Post is nullified until it is changed to reflect. If he had questions or didn't understand he could have simply asked. That's generally the case in what happens when someone doesn't understand something around here.
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 1:26 pm
You're a hypocrite. You always pull stuff out of no where, don't tell me I'm pulling things out of no where for the sake of argument.
When you said the barrier was surrounding me, I assumed it was above and to the sides. Then you cut the blades of grass. So I thought, oh ok, it must not be under me. Because if it was, my feet would be cut off. Therefore, the barrier must not be under me. So I phased through.
According to your post, I responded, by phasing through the earth.
I don't see what's to discuss.
Oh btw, you can't decide if a post is nullified or not LOL.
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 1:34 pm
Quote: Looking towards both Iri and Reeve, Tutsumi then pointed two fingers toward Ren. "Ketsu." A square light violet box surrounds Ren, not too large but not small enough that he can't move around just a little either. At this level, it's also fairly fragile. Well, fragile enough that it'll take a good few hits from what he assumes Ren's level to be. Pointing the same two fingers towards a few blades of grass, he did the same thing to them but this time added something extra."Metsu." The grass was suddenly cut to the edge where the box was, nothing left behind. He pointed the fingers back to Ren. So, from you not understanding something you think you are therefor correct in your actions? Seems a little childish. It states I created two.
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