[CC] Opening holes...

[Troi]

Yeah, plus, Keigoku is silent, so that makes it the perfect technique to surprise the opponent. So best to use when the opponent is busy.

Anyway, I've taught you Unholy Conversion and Cursed Blood Needle Wave. Use them in battle a bit, and show me that you use them effectively. Even if its just one battle, just test 'em out. A practical exercise is a good way to gauge how useful these techniques are, plus, you are the furthest already of all the newbies xD So in the words of Chris, lemme go walk my turtle.

You won't be walking it for long, sensei L-sama. Here's Unholy Conversion.

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. Needles coming up. Stay tuned. I'm trying to get that keigoku rain. I'm not playing no games.

 

[Detective L]

You won't be walking it for long, sensei L-sama. Here's Unholy Conversion.

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. Needles coming up. Stay tuned. I'm trying to get that keigoku rain. I'm not playing no games.

This is why I like you.

 

[Troi]

Whenever you're ready.

 

[Detective L]

I was just waiting for you to post, Moxxi chwan

Type: Offensive
Rank: B
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 20
Damage: 40
Description: The user, by using expert chakra control, moulds their Keigoku chakra before opening the portal. Through this method, the user creates a "pressure" of chakra behind the closed portal. Then, the user will open the portal within short range of themselves suddenly, letting the foul chakra explode out into the jutsu. The sudden appearance of such pressurized chakra creates a "flash" of chakra bright enough to momentarily blind dojutsu users and sensors (only if their dojutsu/sensor techniques are active). The Keigoku then shoots forward at the target shaped like lightning, causing pain and temporary incapacitation for one turn
Note: The "sensory/dojutsu blinding" effect lasts long enough for the lightning bolt to travel to mid-range and lasts only during said turn

If you don't know what this is based on, we ain't friends no more ;-; jk, but srs

Anyway, just analyze it for me, and I'll fill in the blanks. It's a great technique, and I simply love using it.