[Nekura Training] - Mathias

[Mathias]

Close but a bit incorrect. You create a portal directly in front of you, that stays dormant, so to speak. After you use a jutsu, a small amount of Keigoku is released in the process of the attack. Due to your rank, being a Black Knight, your Keigoku can go through trees and stuff, so say you shoot that fireball and someone tries to block with a wave of water. It'll put that fire out but the keigoku will still travel the range of the jutsu you used, meaning the keigoku will still go through the water and possibly effect them, making them have to use likely two jutsus to defend against only one, or dodge the keigoku even after defending against the water.

Try again.

As for the question, the range of the jutsu used stays the same. The Keigoku travels as far as the jutsu used can travel.

Awesome O_O"

I start out by focusing my chakra out in front of me and readying a portal that stays dormant, hidden to the naked eyes. I then proceed to wave a few hand seals as I exhale a fireball from my mouth, heading towards that magical clone you've made. As the fireball is leaving my short range, I focus my keigoku and open up the portal, allowing a portion of the keigoku to slip out and mix with the fire, allowing it to become a combination of sorts.

 

[Lord of Kaos]

Awesome O_O"

I start out by focusing my chakra out in front of me and readying a portal that stays dormant, hidden to the naked eyes. I then proceed to wave a few hand seals as I exhale a fireball from my mouth, heading towards that magical clone you've made. As the fireball is leaving my short range, I focus my keigoku and open up the portal, allowing a portion of the keigoku to slip out and mix with the fire, allowing it to become a combination of sorts.

Nicely done. ^_^ A small note to add, obviously this jutsu can only work with projectile style jutsus as they are likely the only ones that can be sent towards the enemy. This jutsu lasts until you deactivate, meaning you could use it at the beginning of your turn and Keigoku will be released with every technique you use, without having to post the jutsu. With each hit, the damage adds up. First it only incapacitates the foe for 2 seconds. The next time, 4 secs, then 6, then 8, and so on and so forth. Tell me a few ways this can be used in battle though, just to see if you are grasping this well enough.

Spoiler

( Nekura Ichizoku Hijutsu: Zokugie ) - Nekura Clan Secret Technique: Unholy Conversion
Type: Supplementary
Rank: A
Range: Self
Chakra: 30 (+10 per turn)
Damage: N/A
Description:
Once the Nekura casts this technique, it generates a small portal in front of him. From then onwards, whenever he shoots out a technique from him or from in front of him, a little Keigoku goes from the portal into the technique ( i.e., if he uses a fireball, a sphere of Keigoku, tennis-ball sized hides inside the fireball, and attacks the opponent as well when the fire hits him, or even if the fire is blocked, it needs to be blocked as well ). However, it does not work when techniques are being cast that come from other directions ( such as spikes from under the opponent, or wind from the sky ) as the portal is not near them.
Since the amount of Keigoku used is small per technique, it only gives the opponent a headache and makes him lose concentration for a few seconds if it hits, however the effects stack- i.e, if the first time he loses conentration for two seconds, the next time his already weak mind loses focus for four, then six, and so on.
No Forbidden-rank Nekura techniques may be used while this is active.

Now for the nest jutsu, you will have to open up a lotta portals so get practive opening them up. Start with two and move your way up to 9

 

[Mathias]

Nicely done. ^_^ A small note to add, obviously this jutsu can only work with projectile style jutsus as they are likely the only ones that can be sent towards the enemy. This jutsu lasts until you deactivate, meaning you could use it at the beginning of your turn and Keigoku will be released with every technique you use, without having to post the jutsu. With each hit, the damage adds up. First it only incapacitates the foe for 2 seconds. The next time, 4 secs, then 6, then 8, and so on and so forth. Tell me a few ways this can be used in battle though, just to see if you are grasping this well enough.

Spoiler

( Nekura Ichizoku Hijutsu: Zokugie ) - Nekura Clan Secret Technique: Unholy Conversion
Type: Supplementary
Rank: A
Range: Self
Chakra: 30 (+10 per turn)
Damage: N/A
Description:
Once the Nekura casts this technique, it generates a small portal in front of him. From then onwards, whenever he shoots out a technique from him or from in front of him, a little Keigoku goes from the portal into the technique ( i.e., if he uses a fireball, a sphere of Keigoku, tennis-ball sized hides inside the fireball, and attacks the opponent as well when the fire hits him, or even if the fire is blocked, it needs to be blocked as well ). However, it does not work when techniques are being cast that come from other directions ( such as spikes from under the opponent, or wind from the sky ) as the portal is not near them.
Since the amount of Keigoku used is small per technique, it only gives the opponent a headache and makes him lose concentration for a few seconds if it hits, however the effects stack- i.e, if the first time he loses conentration for two seconds, the next time his already weak mind loses focus for four, then six, and so on.
No Forbidden-rank Nekura techniques may be used while this is active.

Now for the nest jutsu, you will have to open up a lotta portals so get practive opening them up. Start with two and move your way up to 9

I would use this technique in combination with my sniper arts, I may even "free-form" releasing a regular physical arrow and infusing it with keigoku from the portal in front of me. The usual counters are earthen defenses due to the speed of my arrows so the keigoku would pass through the defense and inflict mental damage.

What's the maximum rank keigoku can go through? Like most what if the user used the S-Ranked hardening technique?

Focusing on the lone wolf standing medium range from me, I think back on my dark ambitions as I draw keidoku energy whilst focusing my chakra out and opening up two portals around the wolf. I make sure to keep the keigoku still in the moon's side as I further manipulate my chakra opening several portals, surrounding the wolf, except from underneath. I then proceed to manipulate the keigoku and release it from the portal, onto the wolf's location.

 

[Lord of Kaos]

I would use this technique in combination with my sniper arts, I may even "free-form" releasing a regular physical arrow and infusing it with keigoku from the portal in front of me. The usual counters are earthen defenses due to the speed of my arrows so the keigoku would pass through the defense and inflict mental damage.

What's the maximum rank keigoku can go through? Like most what if the user used the S-Ranked hardening technique?

Focusing on the lone wolf standing medium range from me, I think back on my dark ambitions as I draw keidoku energy whilst focusing my chakra out and opening up two portals around the wolf. I make sure to keep the keigoku still in the moon's side as I further manipulate my chakra opening several portals, surrounding the wolf, except from underneath. I then proceed to manipulate the keigoku and release it from the portal, onto the wolf's location.

Yes, that is an excellent use tbh.

Rank? It's much more simpler than rank. Keigoku can go through anything depending on your rank. Similar to how the Yamanaka can still enter your mind even if you have a thick armor around your entire body.

Good, but that was the easy bit. The hard bit is creating eight portals to surround a target in all directions and then summon Keigoku simultaneously from each, and then shape them all before you can think of creating the ninth technique. O_O

 

[Mathias]

Yes, that is an excellent use tbh.

Rank? It's much more simpler than rank. Keigoku can go through anything depending on your rank. Similar to how the Yamanaka can still enter your mind even if you have a thick armor around your entire body.

Good, but that was the easy bit. The hard bit is creating eight portals to surround a target in all directions and then summon Keigoku simultaneously from each, and then shape them all before you can think of creating the ninth technique. O_O

Okay, thank you. ^_^

After hearing the instructions, I focus my chakra VERY steadily outwards, surrounding the grizzly bear. I then spread my chakra equally into eight different "pools" of chakra. I then proceed to simanoustly focus on my keigoku chakra and open the dimensional portals simultaneously. Due to the sheer amount of portals, they open quite slowly my first time around. I then simply extract the keigoku from the moon and cause it to overwhelm the bear from all sides causing mental pain upon impact.

 

[Lord of Kaos]

Good, now use shape manipulation on the chakra to form ropes to restrict the arms, legs, and head of the target coming from eight different directions.

 

[Mathias]

Good, now use shape manipulation on the chakra to form ropes to restrict the arms, legs, and head of the target coming from eight different directions.

As my keigoku is being poured out of the portals, I used shape manipulation similar to how I created the sphere. Unlike last time, I shape manipulate the chakra into ropes of keigoku that wrap around the individual's legs, arms, and head, restraining his movement as he is mentally damaged from the keigoku making physical contact.

 

[Lord of Kaos]

The chakra ropes are also physical, binding his limbs in place and as long as they are in contact with his skin, causes great mental agony to them.

Now open one last portal on the target's torso, binding him into place completely.

 

[Mathias]

The chakra ropes are also physical, binding his limbs in place and as long as they are in contact with his skin, causes great mental agony to them.

Now open one last portal on the target's torso, binding him into place completely.

As my keigoku ropes are in the process of binding the individual, I focus more chakra outwards and open a portal right in front of his chest. I manipulate the keigoku out of the portal and create yet another rope, allowing me to wrap it around his chest area, further harming his mentally.

 

[Lord of Kaos]

Very well.

Spoiler

( Bakudō no Shichijūkyū: Kuyō Shibari ) - Way of Binding Number Seventy Nine: Nine Sunlight Traps
Type: Supplementary/Offensive
Rank: A
Range: Short-Long
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description:
The user makes four handseals, causing eight small portals to emerge on all sides around the opponent, a metre away. Keigoku flows from these portals, before forming itself into a multitude of ropes, that seek to ensnare the target. If they are successful in capturing the target and immobilizing him, a ninth portal opens up a few inches in front of his torso, and completes the binding, restricting the opponent from all motion. If the opponent however, avoids being caught in the ropes from the first eight portals, nothing occurs. Upon being bound, the opponent takes 30 damage due to being in contact with Keigoku, and gets a searing headache that disrupts his concentration.
This technique may be used only thrice per battle.
No Nekura techniques above A-rank may be used during the same turn and the next turn.

 

[Mathias]

Very well.

Spoiler

( Bakudō no Shichijūkyū: Kuyō Shibari ) - Way of Binding Number Seventy Nine: Nine Sunlight Traps
Type: Supplementary/Offensive
Rank: A
Range: Short-Long
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
Description:
The user makes four handseals, causing eight small portals to emerge on all sides around the opponent, a metre away. Keigoku flows from these portals, before forming itself into a multitude of ropes, that seek to ensnare the target. If they are successful in capturing the target and immobilizing him, a ninth portal opens up a few inches in front of his torso, and completes the binding, restricting the opponent from all motion. If the opponent however, avoids being caught in the ropes from the first eight portals, nothing occurs. Upon being bound, the opponent takes 30 damage due to being in contact with Keigoku, and gets a searing headache that disrupts his concentration.
This technique may be used only thrice per battle.
No Nekura techniques above A-rank may be used during the same turn and the next turn.

Yay! Le thank you senpai! Are...we...done? ;3

 

[Lord of Kaos]

Unless you have any and I mean any questions, then yes that's all for now ^_^

 

[Mathias]

Unless you have any and I mean any questions, then yes that's all for now ^_^

I do not, thank you

 

[Lord of Kaos]

Yes, so we continue no?

 

[Mathias]

Yes, so we continue no?

*Wakes up from a long nap*

I believe so. POWER OF YOUTH!!!! Oops.. sorry.. wrong training session.. ;3

 

[Lord of Kaos]

LOL.

Onto the jutsu!

( Tenmagiragira ) - Glare of the Demon
Rank: S
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Long
Chakra: 40
Damage: 80
Description: When using the Jagan, Akuma noticed that should a foe avoid eye contact, the entire technique would be useless. He began studying the Jagan jutsu with great detail and came up with a way to solve this problem. Using the basis behind the Jagan, the basis of transferring Keigoku through eye contact alone, the user gathers chakra in his eyes and focuses on a point. As he focuses, he uses that extreme amount of chakra to force a portal to open a meter from his target. Upon opening the portal, the user channels great amounts of Keigoku to flow out in a concentrated stream of Keigoku, causing great mental agony on contact with a foe. As it is derived from the Jagan, the portal doesn't require hand seals to open them, only a line of sight with the target, and as such, chakra sensors and doujutsu users will be able to see the build up of chakra in the users eyes though this doesn't necessarily give them adequate time to defend. Opponents moving faster than the eye can focus will not be able to be focused on. By moving his eyes in movement with the target, the user is able to cause the streams of Keigoku to follow the target. However if he does this, he is unable to use any other attack as he controls and manipulates the Keigoku. Upon opening the portal to draw the Keigoku out, it takes a very short time to exit the portal.
As powerful as the secret jutsu is, it has a few limitations to it's power. Only capable of being used twice with a period of at least 3 turns in between use, the user isn't able to use any Keigoku for 2 subsequent turns as well as jutsus above A rank that turn
Thought it lasts as long as the user can focus his eyesight and maintain it on the target, the technique cannot be used longer than one turn obviously. After releasing the technique, the user is left extremely fatigued.


Fairly simple to understand. You focus on a target that you can see and cause a portal to open through eye contact. As the portal opens, control the keigoku and move it in a concentrated and fast moving stream of keigoku. You don't have to perform it, though any questions you might have should be asked now.

 

[Mathias]

LOL.

Onto the jutsu!

( Tenmagiragira ) - Glare of the Demon
Rank: S
Type: Offensive
Range: Short - Long
Chakra: 40
Damage: 80
Description: When using the Jagan, Akuma noticed that should a foe avoid eye contact, the entire technique would be useless. He began studying the Jagan jutsu with great detail and came up with a way to solve this problem. Using the basis behind the Jagan, the basis of transferring Keigoku through eye contact alone, the user gathers chakra in his eyes and focuses on a point. As he focuses, he uses that extreme amount of chakra to force a portal to open a meter from his target. Upon opening the portal, the user channels great amounts of Keigoku to flow out in a concentrated stream of Keigoku, causing great mental agony on contact with a foe. As it is derived from the Jagan, the portal doesn't require hand seals to open them, only a line of sight with the target, and as such, chakra sensors and doujutsu users will be able to see the build up of chakra in the users eyes though this doesn't necessarily give them adequate time to defend. Opponents moving faster than the eye can focus will not be able to be focused on. By moving his eyes in movement with the target, the user is able to cause the streams of Keigoku to follow the target. However if he does this, he is unable to use any other attack as he controls and manipulates the Keigoku. Upon opening the portal to draw the Keigoku out, it takes a very short time to exit the portal.
As powerful as the secret jutsu is, it has a few limitations to it's power. Only capable of being used twice with a period of at least 3 turns in between use, the user isn't able to use any Keigoku for 2 subsequent turns as well as jutsus above A rank that turn
Thought it lasts as long as the user can focus his eyesight and maintain it on the target, the technique cannot be used longer than one turn obviously. After releasing the technique, the user is left extremely fatigued.


Fairly simple to understand. You focus on a target that you can see and cause a portal to open through eye contact. As the portal opens, control the keigoku and move it in a concentrated and fast moving stream of keigoku. You don't have to perform it, though any questions you might have should be asked now.

Seems pretty straight forward. I only have one question. Can we choose the target to be anything? Even a rock perhaps? (A way to release and open the portal further away from my real opponent) And if so, are we able to direct the stream towards a different target? (Other than the rock)

 

[Lord of Kaos]

Seems pretty straight forward. I only have one question. Can we choose the target to be anything? Even a rock perhaps? (A way to release and open the portal further away from my real opponent) And if so, are we able to direct the stream towards a different target? (Other than the rock)

Yes, you don't have to necessarily aim at an enemy to begin the jutsu. You can focus on another object and open the portal there. The stream travels as fast as you are able to move your eye, just like Amaterasu.

 

[Mathias]

Yes, you don't have to necessarily aim at an enemy to begin the jutsu. You can focus on another object and open the portal there. The stream travels as fast as you are able to move your eye, just like Amaterasu.

Okay understood. And how big would you say the stream(s) is/are?

 

[Lord of Kaos]

Up to a feet tall and as it is a stream, you can stream it from the portal for as long as you need, if that make sense o_o