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 Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 4:24 pm
At one time, the tallest tower in Iwagakure, the Tsuchikage's tower has been utterly demolished, being at the very center of destruction. All that remains is a small collection of stones amidst the broken spire which once held the tower up. Once a bastion of strength and leadership, the string of failed Tsuchikages in the Iwagakure's recent history had much to do with the Iwagakure's internal collapse. Whether even an active Tsuchikage could have saved the village from destruction, none will no... and unfortunately, few remain to even argue the matter.
Whether the tower had value to lose or not is almost a moot point however, as barely enough of the tower remains to distinguish it from the rest of the wreckage.
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Posted: Thu May 10, 2012 5:57 pm
 Oniwa Kye| Satetsu | Speed/Combo | Otogakure | Kage ||| Shinobi Profession: Taijutsu Specialist || RPC Profile || Traveling through the rubble of the village, Kye was surprised at the level of devastation even after being surrounded by it. Having experienced the magnetic aftermath of whatever destroyed this village first hand, Kye was pretty sure she knew what had happened, but the event still remained impossible on the scale she was seeing. As she jumped from pile of rubble to pile of rubble, feeling out the area through her ability to sense metal, Kye followed small fragments of metal like bread crumbs, hoping that eventually it would lead her to larger masses.
After a while of this, her theory panned out and eventually more and more metal was felt within her range until eventually she stood in the middle of a pile of rubble, which was stone intermixed with every conceivable type of metal a village would contain. Steel, Iron, Copper, Bronze, Silver, Tungsten,Gold, everything was somewhere in her vicinity, marking this as an epicenter of where the magnetic forces came together, crushing everything. With a cursory look around the rubble, Kye was able to detect markings on the stone and tattered scrolls which would seem to mark this as the Tsuchikage's tower.
Now in the middle of the disaster, Kye closed her eyes and reached out to the area via her senses, drawing everything in as she began to create a magnetic field around herself. Precisely as she had expected, the residual forces were strongest here and maintaining a field was incredibly hard. After managing for some time, Kye released a bit of her Iron Sand and manipulated it to flow in front of her. The Iron Sand barely new what to do, floating around wildly for some time until suddenly two masses formed and then slammed into each other right in front of Kye, and then sat there, levitating in the air. Seeing the phenomenon made it all to clear... a Jiton user had done this... but who could have created such a massive field with such devastating effect?
Some other factor had to be in play here... not even a Jinchuuriki could achieve such levels of chakra. A Konaga could perhaps produce the chakra, but then again... a Konaga wouldn't be able to control Jiton forces. After considering hundreds of options, Kye found herself no closer to an answer. She needed the resources of a village and a trusted colleague to speak with. When she and Yasashi had last parted ways, they were both on their way to the Sunagakure... and Sunagakure would likely have the research materials she needed to look into the phenomenon more closely. Having made her decision, Kye took one last look around and then departed for the gates, ready to leave the destroyed remains of the Iwagakure behind her.
{{Exit to "Broken: Iwagakure Gates" }}
Currently Wearing : Chakra Shroud + Ambassador Outfit
[Visible Weapon: Ki Ryu no Hoko, Location: Slung across back by a thin golden rope]
[Chakra Point Total: 177/180]
Iron Sand Unit Count:
Units of Iron Sand: (compressed on person) - 5
Units of Iron Sand: (compressed in Ki Ryu- no Ho-ko-) - 5
Storage Scroll (Average): Currently holding:
• (10x) 1 unit of Iron Sand
Storage Scroll (Advanced): Currently holding:
• (5x) 50 units of Iron Sand
"I would exchange my life to assure that my country never sees war again."
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