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Message: [QUOTE="Superlative, post: 21670577, member: 134826"]Wind Release[border=][SPOILER]<a href="https://narutobase.net/forums/showthread.php?t=711213&page=81&p=21718558&viewfull=1#post21718558">(Fuuton: Kugari no Odoro-Ju no Mai) Wind Release: Dance of the Man-Eating Briar Tree</a>Rank: AType: Offense/DefenseRange: Short-MidChakra Cost: 30Damage Points: 60 Description: With this technique, the user can create a vast network of thorn-covered vines across the battlefield. The vines can also take the form of up to 4 “bushes” that cover the field in certain areas to make it easier for the user to move around the battlefield. The vines are composed entirely of highly-compressed wind and therefore more tangible than most other Fuuton techniques. This tangibility allows them to latch onto, injure, and restrict the moment of anyone who runs through the briar. The vines are created swiftly and in such a way that the wind is almost entirely transparent, but not completely invisible. This makes them difficult to see from more than 3 meters away. Likewise, the wind doesn’t make any noticeable sound upon forming, allowing the vines to go largely unnoticed until one gets close enough. This technique is designed in such a way that the faster one is moving, the more damage it deals and the harder it is to avoid. The damage to someone running at their normal, base speed would be minimal; a few minor cuts and scratches to the feet and ankles. One might even trip depending on how the technique is used. To someone moving at twice their normal speed, their feet would get tangled in the briar and the thorns would dig into and cause heavier damage to their legs. To someone moving three times their normal speed (or faster), their legs would be tangled to the point of complete mutilation and immobility. Because the user knows what patches of the ground are covered and which one’s aren’t, they can walk through the field with no difficulty, unlike their opponents. Besides this, the technique has a few other uses. After forming the briar field itself, should the user wish it, they can perform a series of three handseals in order to manipulate the vines and have them converge on and constrict the body of a chosen target(s). The user can also perform a different set of (3) handseals to manipulate the briar and have it act defensively by rising up and assimilating into a thick defensive wall. In either case, the wind will behave more aggressively and lose its stealth by generating noticeable rustling and howling sounds.*This technique can only be used 4 times per battle and lasts 3 turns per use, or until destroyed.*The briar bushes cannot be formed within a 3 meter radius of the opponent unless they are within short range.[Approved][/SPOILER][/border][/QUOTE]

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