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 Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2007 7:07 am
((....You reappeared behind me, but how do you slash at my chest if you're behind me?))
Which is why, the radar is constantly active. It may fool it, but it doesn't mean the field is then focused on that one spot. For all the opponent cares, the radar may not seem so simple as it is to fool.
With the first sense distorted, the field then alerted him of another intrusion behind his back, notifying that there is - currently - two attacks from the side and his back. To keep the momentum in check, Snow shifted his body in a slant on the ground as he quickened his motion, using his heel to again twirl him about and bringing the blade to his left side quickly. Twisting to the left, the blade - instead of going on the normal path of slicing the imaginary feeling, now went defensive as it clashed against the slash Takimara gave, fending off the blow for a second or so.
Although Takimara may have applied much force behind the slash, Snow used his momentum to deliver an equal force back, at least to block it from striking his back and such.
His right hand was already then placed on the right hip, where his other sword lies. In one fluid motion by then, the right katana was drawn out of the scabbard immediately in a dagger hold, before Snow muttered something under his breath:
"Blade dance -- Six sword Night blow." (( Will insert kanji later ))
As soon as the blow was blocked, Snow began one of his combo moves, first slashing hard right at Takimara's left chest. The armor which Takimara mentioned before can defend the blow --
But it is not the physical injury that Snow is going for. From the lethal ends of the blade, a small dull tone could be heard closely as something - which felt more like a shockwave - blasted from the blade itself during the slash, passing through the armor and through Takimara.
Takimara will not feel anything much from it - as it is a different method of, what Snow may call, a delay strike. Just as if someone had their amplifier on full blast, the sound blasting through a person's body.
The second combo would then depend on Takimara's response to the strike on his chest.
As for the heat...
It seems as if the internal injury isn't hitting Takimara the way he wants it. But as long as the opponent isn't a fire user, well..
There's still a chance for Snow to lay multiple effective blows against Takimara's damned Regen ability.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2007 10:53 pm
((Tom-a-to - To-ma-to... Chest - upper torso... Both in the same region...))
'Damn it, That Radar of his was too active...' his blade twisting in turn to lower and knock back from Snow Parry/Strike. His blade wavered in his hand slightly just before contact. His body my regenerate but his stamina does not, this being the reason he was 'Discarded' in the first place, he was not the complete fighter...
Something about Snow's movements alerted him to what was about to happen, he had seen this type of attack before adapted by each user, but he had seen it. As the first strike connected with his armour his body rippled as the energy pushed through his body, his opponents control of 'Chi' and such was amazing, placing enough to deliver an outer force from his blade was truly amazing...
The strength of his opponents blow was enough for what he was to do, his body was strong enough as it was for this use of Ground control. Using the force of the first blow, he use that to initiate the GC movement backwards, his body did not disappear as it was not strong enough for that, He pushed himself back away from his opponent it was a good distance but not enough for what was wanted. He rose his blade in defense ready for Snow's next strike... ((Only moved about 5m))
((Yes there is space here for you 2nd Combo, I know... And am ready...))
Still he bounced backwards ((An extra 2m)) again, not using the GC, but his own strength, the ice around him melting from the body heat, pacing back he reached what he was after. The Onyx blade released ages ago and still impaled in the ground was what he was after, grabbing hold of the hilt he pulled it free from the ground and readied his blades, both Dark and Light shined slightly before it seemed to dull, matching the wielder's own stamina reserves...
((Just as a little Side note; Soul-less ones (Which is my sub-race) emit different ranges of temperature, but under time and training they can control it so its not a problem, that is until either they lose the strength to control it or are overheated or frozen...
No I am not able to wield the fire, as its not part of my battle style. Magic that is. But if I wanted to I have some real nice ones...
Oh and that Combo sounds familiar, whys that???, Just can't put my finger on it...))
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Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2007 11:46 am
(( Tom a to? But Wait! If such offsprings were to occur, what happens when you combine a Tomato and a Potato? Does it equate to Pomato? O_O ))
If the attack was a case of Chi, then Takimara is more religious in fighting than Snow would've expected. However, there wasn't a single shred of Chi behind his own attacks -
Because if he did use Chi by then, he would've run out of stamina soon enough.
The attack is a Kaiten Kenbu style which Takimara might've seen before. Closely related to the original Rokusoku, - 回転剣舞六速 - the Six Blade Night Blow - 六剣の夜斬 - is a special design which focuses mainly on pressure emitted by the blade itself, using it to attack vital spots that would transmit the blow from the enemy's physical exterior, to the enemy's interior organs where it is the weakest in itself. How the pressure is transmitted by itself, the secret would lie on the bracer's he wore..
But that's for Takimara to find out, and not for Snow himself to give away his secret immediately.
"Tsk." He cursed, needing the enemy to be at a distinct middle range to continue on his second combo. With the sudden gap between the two, the attack wouldn't even be as effective as it is if Takimara didn't take initiatives to step back a bit. To compensate for that, Snow quickly bent his right knee down, causing him to slip and fall forward. Using the intentional slip as a means to bolster his speed, he pushed off with his right leg and dashed towards the opponent at a rather fast pace. Keeping his body low, as soon as he got close to Takimara, the right blade - which was still held in a dagger hold - skid on top of the ground with a loud earsplitting noise as Snow brought it like an uppercut towards Takimara's chest - using the lethal end to again deliver a shockwave blow to the enemy's body. Still the effect would just be an uncomfortable feeling - but once Snow gets the third combo in, it's not a feeling that Takimara would like to feel anymore if successful.
Quote: .......... The following combo moves is layed out here. Note that this is just an explanation of how 六剣の夜斬 will be carried out, and has not been carried out yet in this combat. Only the two slashes have been carried out, and improvisation would occur depending on the opponent's response if it differs from the initial trajectory. .......... The initial stance of 六剣の夜斬 is to have the left blade held normally, while the right blade is held in a dagger hold. On the first slash, the opponent strikes at the enemy's left region - usually being the absence of a sword or a weapon there, as that is the easiest place to attack especially if the enemy is a right handed opponent. The second slash is to convert the recoil from the first slash down, and use the legs to bring the user much closer to the range within the enemy's attack distance, allowing the user to deliver an uppercut slash from the same right blade again, right at the enemy's stomache and up. The third slash is then from the left blade - where as his right side would be momentarily exposed, the left blade strike would be a stab right towards the enemy's right shoulder - followed with a diagonal strike down towards the enemy's left pelvis. In the meantime, the right blade would be flipped back to a normal hold, and be brought down to another diagonal slash at the enemy's neck, down towards the enemy's right shoulder, creating the fourth slash upon maximum haste. Now with the hands crisscrossed, the final two slashes are not done separately -- But at once. Another dash would nearly ram the user to the opponent, catching him or her offguard for a sec. Both blades would then slash outwards on the enemy's left and right hip, creating a horizontal right/left slash from both blades. If there is no armor there, the slash would most certainly slice the enemy in half... But 六剣の夜斬 is dealing with pressure blows, so the serious wounds wouldn't appear until two posts later after the first slash... Where it starts to build up. The first slashes wounds would be felt on the third slash, second slash wounds would be felt on the fourth slash, third on the fifth, so on and so forth. And the uneven balance of wounds would mount up, eventually -- Well, it's up to the ending to find out, no? .........................
(( The Combo sounds familiar? It's taken from Aoshi in Kenshin - I upgraded it to suit this attack, but the main style is Kaiten Kenbu. ))
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Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2007 7:34 pm
((WHAT THE, where did you get the potato from???...)) Now holding both blades again, he might be able to hold off his opponent a bit longer.
Even if he was to lose, he was not to fall without a fight...
His blades twisted in his hands matching Snow's own grip of his second blade,
His body moved smoothly as he brought his (left) blade out and around into Snow's second blow,
The blade slid along the side of the blade before twisting down as his body moved around the side,
Pushing Snow downward...
His body shifting as the burst from the blade passed the open air behind him.
He curved around Snow's right his other blade moving around his own body,
Prepared for the next blow.
Breaking contact with Snow's blade he lifted himself as he rotated,
Both blades creating a light wall as he turned,
Bring his left blade (Hilt first) downwards to Snow's exposed neck...
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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 4:40 pm
(( o.o; Weren't you chanting tomato? Tomato+potato = Pomato desu! X3 ))
Although the blow was unfortunately diverted, Snow still retained some counters in the blow, keeping the combo simple and straight for adaptations in case of situations such as this.
Letting his knees to bend itself - at least to cushion his own weight - Snow applied his weight back to his left leg before shifting it quickly forward to his right, allowing him in that brief shift a sudden agile mobility on his footings.
Watching the opponent twist and whirl away from his second blow, Snow lurched his body to the right just as Takimara delivered a staggering blow to Snow's neck, a sudden piercing of sound echoing in the air.
Did the blade get deflected? Broken? Shattered?
Nay - for what met the opponent's left blade was none other than Snow's right katana, held a decent distance away as a defense to block the opponent's ability to slice his neck apart, if possible.
Using the whirl to add force behind the defense, the recoil and force pushed onwards by Takimara's weight was not troublesome to resist.
The third strike then began, once Snow blocked the blow. With his own left blade still unsheathed, Snow continued his twist to the right, bringing the lethal left blade to his own right arm - the tip aiming towards Takimara's body --
Before it leaped out with a surprising stab, aiming for the head this time.
His footing was then kept on his right leg, his left acting as support for his motion while he continued the combo strike, as the first delay strike should be surfacing any minute now...
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Posted: Sat Apr 07, 2007 12:55 am
((I'll be posting soon, Easter has arrived for me and Well I ain't getting on for the long run for a while... I'll PM you when I have kay... HAPPY EASTER!!!))
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 3:37 pm
Time limit enforced. You have till Thursday, 6:00 PM central to post, Nogetsu or it's DQ.
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 7:34 pm
((Heh, well Easters Finished here, hope Your Easter Monday is good for you...)) Everything was just annoying him, his opponent was too skilled for him... Out matched in Melee, and even on the regen side of things. While He himself could regen his body and such. He could not, unlike his opponent, replenish his energy levels. This leaving him tired and nearly depleted...
He now fought on pure adrenaline and willpower...
His body curved as upwards as his opponent slashed with the left blade, its tip scrapping along the amour he wore on his chest, it left no mark due to the material it was made from...
The impacts were becoming tedious on his body as well, something would have to be done about it later, if there is one...
The sudden thrust was not really all that surprising, with all the foot movement it called for in balance terms...
His head twisted sidewards around the blade, it passing his ear nipping a bit from the peak of it, his opponents movements were becoming patterned and if he had more time, would become readable. His body was prepared for many different movements taken next...
Be it that his opponent twists his blade over and then slices sidewards, clearly where his head would be, he would adjust himself in turn tilting his head backwards so it to pass over him and then move himself in a way to escape this close quarters for a second or two. But would those seconds help... ((Note that I have chosen not to counter attack just yet... Sometimes Offense is not the best defense and even then defense is little less better.))
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Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2007 4:39 pm
(( Good? Well.......))
There is always another way to strike which would maim the opponent to his knees miserably. Snow could deem an advantage in sight, but if he took it --
It would only expose his left side and torso to counters, in which the opponent's blades may be difficult to defend there.
But truth be told - the head slash was not what Snow would've gone for. If Takimara can dodge even that thrust towards his head, then there is no means to chase after it once dodged and avoided. Besides, the resistance on his armor is troubling Snow - especially when he could feel his thrust being diverted away from the armor's hard integrity.
So to make things a bit more difficult to the opponent, Snow slackened his grip on his right blade a bit, pulling it slightly back in a tense motion.
And without warning, Snow delivered a right slash from the ground up, using his right blade to be planted right underneath Takimara's left arm, and slashing right up towards the bicep/armpit location, where if successful, may be enough force to dislocate the joint - or, even better - completely slice it off if the armor there is weak enough.
Note that by then, Snow has taken a side stance where his right side is facing towards the opponent, and his left blade is held slightly parallel to the ground, still facing the opponent, but retracted as if readying to deliver another stab or thrust towards another point on the opponent's body.
In such a stance, Snow can keep Takimara busy with his right assault, while he could then keep on a defensive roll if the opponent counters back, using his left blade as the parrying sword instead.
The airborne impact which consistently left his blades began to dull -- but that, could be a forewarning of a calm before the storm.
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Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 10:00 am
It looks like his opponent, Nogetsu, is standing in the same spot for too long. Everyone, including the judges, getting bored, an alarm goes off throughout the ring.
"Time Out! Snow wins this match!"
The crowd gives an applause, ready for the next rounds to come.
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