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Practice the following row of handseals as I proceed to explain you the genjutsu:
Dog → Snake → Monkey → Ox → Tiger
Now, as usual, release disruptive yin chakra against this kankuro looking clone. Then, manipulate it in such way that he sees you disappearing right tin front his eyes while at the very same time you make a tree appear (remember the tree's texture, smell, even moss or humidity) behind him and making branches of it wrap tightly around him (again, sound of the branches extending and texture) while indeed your manipulating the area in the brain in charge movement (cerebelum? O_O) to bind him. Then, walk behind the binded in place clone and proceed by making him see you emerge from that tree in the position you want and then stab him with a kunai on the same spot your illusionary would.
alright. *I run down the handseals, and then I begin.*
*I weave the handseals
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focusing intently on my chakra. I focus it into an aura around my body, locating and extracting back into my body the physical essence of my chakra. With the distruptive yin properties of chakra surrounding my body, I recreate a tree in my mind; the solid, strong, looming figure of a forest. Then, I gather my distruptive Yin chakra into my eyes, and I find your clones, creating an optic nerve bridge, allowing my chakra to flow through it, and into your clones brain.
My chakra sinks into his optic nerve and replaces the image of me with the image of what is behind me, thus making me 'disappear'. But before your clone can react, there is a massive tree behind him, his Trigeminal Nerve telling him that he just backed into a solid, hard, rugged object. The 'bark' feels rugged against his back, and as your clone turns to see what's happened, his optic and trigeminal nerves tell him that his shirt is caught on a piece of bark, or a small branch, or something like that (I'll let his mind create what his shirt is caught on, which will make him believe it all the more). The smell of moss growing in the 'roots' of the 'tree' is created in your clones Olfactory Nerve, and his feet feel slightly damp (once again, trigeminal nerve) from the 'moss' around the 'trunk of the tree'. Your clone hears the sound of wind blowing through leaves, and a few leaves fall before him, blown by the wind (Vestibulocochlear and optic nerves; the wind is real).
As your clone is taking in the appearance of a tree, branches sprout from behind the tree and wrap around your clone. Your clones vestibulocochlear nerve (sound) creates cracking, and snapping, and straining sounds as the branches wrap around him in a bear hug. The trigeminal nerve creates the feeling of odd angles poking into your clone from the uneven branches, and the feeling of leaves brushing against your clone as a few of the branches are not completely bare (of course, your clones optic nerve is making him see all of this). The ruff, jagged branches 'holding' your clone is reinforced by my chakra blocking off his cerebrum from the nerves in the rest of his body, essentially bringing all voluntary motor skills to a hault.
Then, with my 'background cloak' in your clones optic nervous system, I walk around your clone as the tree forms, and when the branches wrap around him, I stand behind the tree, and I lean out from 'inside it', a kunai in my hand. As your clone looks to see the new addition to the tree, he sees the point where the tree and I meet. My waist/chestal area spreads out and changes colors to merge almost perfectly into the tree, as if I were actually a part of it. Then, I bring the very real kunai down and I stab your clone in the chest, though a small gap in the bear-hugging branches. I pull the kunai out, and then prepare to stab him again.*
How long do you want me to hold him here? And how many times should I stab it?