MC. T teaches me Fire
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fire is created by the presence of a mass amount of heat in a concentrated area, while some sort of flammable material is present. Fire gives off heat by breaking apart the chemical bonds of the flammable material that it is "feeding" off of. Fire needs oxygen to mantain itself and, as a result, is strengthened by wind but is smothered by water. Fire naturally extends itself upward because it is essentially heat being created in a way that is easily visible. It has many uses. In survival: helping to mantain one's body temperature, providing light, cooking food; in combat: burning enemies to break down their bodies, creating enough heat that enemies' body temperatures are disrupted, heating metal weapons to the point at which they cut through enemies and armor easier, burning flammable tools being used by enemies to break them down and render them useless; in metalworking: heating ore to the point at which the metal inside of the rock(s) melts out and becomes a workable piece of metal, heating a piece of metal to the point at which it becomes malleable enough to manipulate into the shape desired by the smith, heating 2 pieces of metal to the point at which their edges or ends can be fused together; in infiltration: creating an easily visible decoy camp to focus the target's attention on in an attempt to create an opening in the target's defense, burning and/or melting one's way through obstacles, igniting areas within the target's perimeter of defense to create confusion and chaos; and many others.
Very well. I don't want to get my shoes or socks dirty, sooo... * takes off shoes and socks* I'm ready to begin as soon as you give the order, sensei. *stands ready at the start of the road of coals, currently holding my shoes*
*goes wide-eyed* oh jeez, here we go... *eats jalapeños one by one, attempting (and failing) to acclimate to the compiling pain* this is not fun *face finishes color change to a vibrant red* *finishes eating all of the jalapeños* Done! *currently sweating, tears running, and muscles tensing from the burning pain*
