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After she did the three hand seals the childs chakra went stright back in to the ice trying to form an image of what a tiger looked like however since she had only seen very few in her lift it was hard to say. She then watched as the ice formed in to a image of a feline looking creature of what guessed and hoped was a tiger, with red eyes. Acully it looked more like a bobcat but she woudn't say anythign tords it.
"I-its cute," She said with a small smile as she watched the ice form glide over tords her since she was controling were it went.
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Seki stood at the edge of the village, as the morning sun rose. He took in a deep breath, not knowing what will happen next, today. “Help, the bears have escaped,” someone yelled not to far away. At hearing this, Seki ran to the voice to find a man standing in fear at a bunch of empty cages. “What happened?” Seki asked. “The bears that were in these cages escaped. I think by the look of it they broke the locks by themselves. Please, boy, can you go find them. The bears have letters marked into they’re fur from A to E. The E bear is the most dangerous; recently he bit off my friend’s arm that is still in the hospital,” the bear owner said. “I’ll find them, don’t worry about it,” Seki said smiling. “Well, good luck the bears are close by due to they’re fresh footprints,” the man said. He gestured towards the snow-covered street. Seki after hearing this ran off looking for the bears. Five minutes into searching, Seki came upon a bunch of trashcans tipped over and a black bear was digging in the farthest trashcan at the end of the ally. At the end of it’s body was the letter B. “I know what to do,” Seki said. As the bear came out of the trashcan Seki had already made the hand signs for Aoi Yuki no Jitsu. He yelled out the declaration for the jutsu. The bear started running towards Seki but stopped and bumped into a wall. The bear’s feet were in a slippery block of ice. “Now let’s get going. I’ll just push you along the way to your cage,” Seki said. He started pushing the bear to the cage. After getting they’re he slammed the door while the owner put a lock on.

“I wonder where the owner is,” Seki said. Suddenly, a scream for help ran out in the voice of the owner of the bears. Seki hearing this ran over to the sound to see the dangerous E bear was growling fiercely at the owner, the gleaming white fangs showing but more fierce was the pale bloodshot eyes. “Help,” the owner said trembling put his arms up to block something that the bear might do in weak attempt. Seki made a snowball wit the snow on the ground and threw it at the bear. The snowball collided causing the bear to turn around, it’s growl twice as loud. “Art of Substitution,” Seki announced in his head as the bear charged towards him. The bears claw hit Seki, causing Seki to fall backwards but at this Seki disappeared as was replaced by a stump. “Over here,” Seki said hanging from a tree. He then threw a Kunai at the bear hitting in the neck. The bear howled with pain. Seki after throwing the Kunai had been making the hand signs for Aoi Yuki no jutsu and then made the declaration the bear’s feet being caught in a block of ice. “Thank you,” the owner said running up to him. He frantically shook his hand. Seki after fifteen minutes of pain staking shoving had finally got the bear in the cage and all locked up. At this the sun when behind the horizon and it became night as Seki walked away.

As he entered the forest, a clump of snow fell onto his head. “Stupid snow,” Seki yelled into nowhere, shaking his fist. He looked up to see that all the trees in the forest were covered in snow. “Well, its time for kunai practice,” Seki said, pulling from his pocket a total of 5 kunai. He walked up to a tree and started carving a bunch of small lines on the tree. After he was finished a target with 3 rings around a dot in the middle was fairly visible. Seki took the kunai he had carved it with and backed up and threw it. The kunai hit it dead on. After repeatedly doing this for 30 minutes, he sat down to rest.

Snow Storm Swallows- Part 2/5

“O.K. to start this out you need complete focus,” Fubuki said. “O.K.” Seki said, his body strained from trying to be focused already. “Not that focused,” Fubuki said, hitting him on the back and sending him into the snow. Seki spit some snow from hit mouth and stood upright, now less focused. “O.K. Now that’s you’ve got it. You first need to know 2 things, how much chakra to put in and the hand signs. Watch closely to what I do,” Fubuki said. He went through a bunch of various hand signs and made the announcement for the jutsu. Suddenly, a bunch of swallow ice needles swept past Seki had landed in a tree, piercing the bark. “Now it’s your turn,” Fubuki said. Seki went through the hand signs and made the announcements. Suddenly, a bunch of swallow ice needles headed straight for the tree and pierced it in various other spots.

Snow Storm Swallows- Part 4/5

Seki was walking alongside the main road of the village. The sun was at mid day position, and today there was no snow falling. Looking up into the sun, he heard a loud grumbling coming from his stomach. Seki bent over, in pain from being so hungry. “I need something to eat,” he said, looking around for something to eat. On the street were a weapons shop, and various other buildings. As Seki walked in a daze, looking for food, he didn’t notice anything in front of him. Suddenly, he bumped into a man, falling over from the impact.

Ice prison Technique- Part 1/6

After walking only about five minutes, they came to the local ramen restaurant. “So what kind of ramen would you like Seki,” Fubuki said. Seki looked through the various varieties on the menu. “I’ll take the beef flavored ramen, please,” Seki said. Fubuki looked surprised at this. “What’s the matter,” Seki said. “That reminded me that I have to pick up so meat at the butcher’s store,” Fubuki said. They ordered they’re ramen and finished it in a mere 10 minutes including cooking time. “Well, why don’t you come along,” Fubuki said. “Sure,” Seki said, nodding in agreement.

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