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[Kung Fro]

*Waits for the exclusive Jinchuriki of Juubito, Ibbito*

 

[Rodukaime Namikaze]

Nice sig!!!!

 

[Xylon]

Toads demand a sacrifice, chop your arm off to learn the art of gero gero

 

[Kung Fro]

Ugh! Shanks draws out his sword and chops his left arm off, right below the elbow. It sits there flopping like a fish for a second.

 

[Kung Fro]

*glues it back on*

 

[Xylon]

Just agreeing to my sadistic terms is enough reason to brand you a mashochist ._.
-Summons the scroll-
Do your thing

 

[Kung Fro]

I take the scroll from my sensei and write my name in Kanji on it. But before that, I nick my thumb so there si a small but steady stream of blood that I must use to sign the contract. I start writing on the scroll with my thumb, signing:

" シャンクス " or " Shanks "

 

[Xylon]

I take the scroll from my sensei and write my name in Kanji on it. But before that, I nick my thumb so there si a small but steady stream of blood that I must use to sign the contract. I start writing on the scroll with my thumb, signing:

" シャンクス " or " Shanks "

Alright im certain youre not aware, but Summoning Technique is a Space-time ninjutsu and one of the definite laws of Space-time is that the chakra consumption is directly proportional to the mass of of the object summoned/teleported. Since there are ranks even among summons, the amount of chakra taxed is an indicator of the animal summoned since we've seen often that the summoner doesn't realize the animal he has summoned until it appears, the most latest example is when naruto summoned gamakichi. Summoning Bosses like Bunta or Manda requires massive chakra reserves so keep in mind that summoning technique can be exhausting. Try summoning a tadpole first...

 

[Kung Fro]

Yes I was aware of all that ^_^

I bite my thumb with my teeth so that the blood starts to flow again. I then channel a mediocre amount of chakra into my hand and slam it on the ground, causing the summoning seal to appear and *poof* I summon a small tadpole.

"Eh nothing special"