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 Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2010 2:36 pm
Genji stroked his chin and hummed. "You need practice, but don't be ashamed. You still did a good job. When I learned that spell, I had trouble too. Believe it or not, I almost blew my arm off." Genji let out hard laugh and smiled. "You will do fine Alder-san." He stoled over to his student and put his hand on Kasen's shoulder and, of course, with a smile he said, "Never give up.
"Now...you willl learn Hado #32 next. That is no trouble at all. I just hope we have enough target dummies for this one. If we don't, it doesn't matter, for this spell, unlike the first two, does rely on accuracy nearly as much. It is much more of spray...ish. Kind of like a shotgun blast... but not really..." It was hard to figure out the right words to use to describe the move. "I think showing you will be better."
Genji walked a little way from Alder for safety. "This one carries a lot of punch like Hado 33 but requires much less concentration on aim. Instead, focus that attention to spreading the reiatsu out from your hand in a wide range. This one won't be hard. For practicing, get in the same position you did for the other two spells with your free arm holding the firing arm steady." Genji did just that. "Hado #32 Ĺkasen!" A wide arc of pure, golden energy was released from Genji's hand with no real target but with the purpose to shine and dazzle all with its intense brilliance. All the blades of grass in the field ducked and covered. When the spell was over, Genji turned to Alder with a last bit of advice. "I like this spell a little more than the other two because it also works very well as a shield. You can fire it to intercept an enemy attack, protecting yourself and or others. Now it is your turn. However..." Genji stopped and locked at Alder intently. "Answer this one question. How do you plan to use these three spells."
((2 Post only smile ))
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Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2010 3:08 pm
Alder was, in all effect, impressed by this particular technique. He had a feeling that he would enjoy using Okasen more than he would the other two, in part because it could be used offensively and defensively. "I plan to use these Kidou only when the need arises. Since I'm at a lower seat, these Kidou take a lot more of my reiatsu than the single digit spells, so my usage of them will be extremely limited." However, the Eighth Seat knew that this wasn't what Genji was getting at, so he decided to give him a complete answer. "My plans for these Kidou are to defend those I am allied with, and defeat those who I face in battle. Especially the Arrancar!" He added with a laugh. His first attempt at the Kidou wasn't TOO bad....however, it was a small beam, and only about a sixteenth the width that the technique was supposed to be. "Well....I guess I'm just used to using Byakurai..." He laughed a bit as he continued, seemingly unaffected by the flaws he was surely making in both Kidou and sociality.
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He began to pick up on the Hadou very quickly, actually. Soon, the width of the attack was much wider, and he found that using it came with ease; it was the fine tuning that made this particular Hadou a frustration for the more impatient Shinigami. Alder, however, still had a bit of time to burn before he needed to return to Squad Thirteen, so he wasn't worried about time at the moment. About fifteen more minutes went by of Alder repeatedly attempting the Kidou with new tricks; he then had to rest for about twenty minutes to allow himself to cool down once again. His final crack at it, thankfully, was successful. "Hadou Number 32....Okasen!" The wide beam of energy shot from his palm, slicing any dummies in front of it in half. The destructive force behind the attack surprised the Eighth Seat a bit; even with how widespread it was, each part of it was still stronger than Shakkaho....odd. "Well, the last one...." Alder said, seemingly relieved to be finished. "You know, I thought learning these would take forever...it actually didn't take that long." Little did Alder realize, his last use of Hadou Number 32 was pretty much flawless; Genji would pick up on it easily.
(2/2)
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Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2010 12:26 pm
Genji smiled boardly and clapped. "Good work, Alder-san!" he cheered. "You did start off a bit rocky, but fortunately, it didn't blow up in your face." Genji then waved his hands up in front of him and grew awkward. "I'm not saying that you would have or that I was expecting it. You learned it well and quikcly. Well done. Well then!" Genji clap his hands together and rubbed them together as he spied around for another target. "The next spell, when compared to Hado #31, isn't too complicated in understanding form and reiatsu flow. However, it is far more powerful and does require a significant increase in reiatsu charged for proper execution. After seeing your last performance, I doubt that there will have any issues. Hado #31, in my goofy analogy, is the younger brother of the two. He is not as strong as the older brother, Hado #33. The older brother is stronger and more difficult to over come in battle; Hado #33 is harder to control, and accuracy is harder to sustain. Furthermore, you will need to use more reiatsu to do it. It won't be easy..." Genji looked stern, but a smile broke that, "but I'm sure that you can handle it. Watch me."
Genji reenacted the pose he did for Hado #31. This time, however, his reiatsu was more intense. A gust of wind slowly started to come to life around his feet and raise about his body. The trees breathed in with apprehension.
"Hado #33 Soukatsui!"
From his palm, a glorious blast of pearl and cerulean rushed out with fury. The trees shook and applauded the power as the wind from the spells formation whipped them. The energy blasted the target into nothingness and left a far larger crater.
"I don't expect it to come easily, but you will get it." Genji smiled at him. "Have faith in yourself, Alder-san. If you ask me, that is more important than any kido."
((2 posts please 3nodding ))
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Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 2:55 pm
"Well....I suppose all I can do is show my stuff until I get it down......so, here goes." Alder sized up the last of his Kidou adversaries for this session. This was certainly going to be one of the harder ones to learn, mainly because Alder couldn't skimp out on reiatsu, not even one bit. He would have to shatter that natural tendency here and now, before it was too late, and it effected all of his spells later on. On his first attempt, he formed it much like shakkaho, but put more reiatsu into it. "Hadou Number Thirty Three.....Sokatsui!" He yelled aloud. The reiatsu in his palm swirled before firing out, and looked like an odd, shakkaho colored beam, nowhere near the size, density, or power of Genji's Sokatsuki. "And that, I call Shakkatsui!" Alder threw his head back in laughter before continuing his practice. He could tell that Sokatsui was definitely not a Kidou he could throw around like nothing; it took more of his reiatsu than any other kidou so far, even Enkosen. This was because Sokatsuki was meant to deal damage, not defend.
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Now, the Eighth Seat was starting to get a grasp on the general idea. He could form the Sokatsui's magnificent color, and fire it out at about half the size of Genji's. Now, all that was left was to put in the proper amount of Reiatsu in order to make it as sizable as his teacher's. In order to add emphasis, he even tacked on the incantation. Alder's love of theatrics may prove dangerous someday, but, for now, he was living and loving it. "Ye lord! Mask of flesh and bone, flutter of wings, ye who bears the name of Man! Truth and temperance, upon this sinless wall of dreams unleash but slightly the wrath of your claws. Hadou Number Thirty three....Sokatsuki!" This time, the Kidou was successful; the blast was a beautiful, striking blue and white color as it erupted from his palm. As he fired the Kidou, the tension from using its full power was obvious, as Alder was pushed back about three inches upon firing it. Now, as this blast soared towards the target, it shattered any hope the boulder had of existence, and left an even larger crater than Genji's; the incantations had drastic effects on the power of a Kidou. "Hm....if I'm correct, that was all I requested. Sad...maybe I'll catch you for some more training sometime?" Alder suggested in a casual voice. His grin seemed longer than his face at his joy of learning all the kidou.
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Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2010 4:08 pm
Genji smiled at Alder. This training had been a huge success, yet it made Genji sad that the two of them didn't get a chance to get to know each other. It was fine though because Genji knew that Squad 13 needed Alder back as soon as possible. There would certainly be more chances for the two of them to chat, and that brought back Genji's smile, especially when Alder mentioned possible training in the future. "I would like that, Alder-san. Don't be a stranger. You are always welcome in Squad 9. I hope that you take the lessons I taught you to heart and utilize those Kido wisely." Genji bowed to his student. "May your future be bright, Alder-san." Genji arose. His were shining with a gleam like the night's stars.
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