[CJ] Shenanigans

[Tsuki]

Trading "Flames of the Storyteller" for "Through the Looking Glass".

(Sutōrīterā no Honō) - Flames of the Storyteller

Spoiler

Type: Supplementary/Offensive
Rank: D
Range: Short
Chakra: 10
Damage: N/A (20)
Description: A relatively small ability often used out of combat. Flames of the Storyteller (FotS) allows the user to abruptly release marvelous flames from varying body parts such as hand and quickly shape those flames to animate miniatures of a moving object, animal or the likes for storytelling purposes. Those flames do not harm the user as they are made by his/her chakra. The flames can also be shaped into text to convey messages that either seem to combust out of someplace from the user's body, appear hovering around the user, or burned into a solid, such as ground to leave a message behind. This is not only restricted to text, it could also be symbols or plain art. Burning a scroll or warming up objects is also a feasible task with this technique. FotS also has offensive applications by solidifying fire-natured chakra from one's body to create a simple, humble-sized object to protrude from the user's body, such as spikes of hand length.

Dost thou have any questions?

 

[The Mockingjay]

Honestly, none. I am a huge fan of the technique though, it'll definitely get some use ^_^

Illusionary Arts: Through the Looking Glass (Genjutsu: Tsuujite sono Gorannasai Garasu)
Type: Supplementary
Rank: A
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 30
Damage: N/A
Description: The user performs a string of three handseals and inflicts a Genjutsu in which the target sees a stream of water (almost like a reverse waterfall) rise from the ground in front of them. The clear water acts as a mirror in which the opponent sees himself. The reflection is special in that it actually projects a picture of what is going on beyond the mirror, in essence flipping the battlefield in the opponents eyes. Scenery will not be affected and the user can choose to include himself in the reflection or not. In layman's terms, whatever happens in front of the opponent (on the other side of the mirror, they see behind themselves. I.e. User shoots a fireball, Opponent sees fireball behind them in the mirror
-Genjutsu will produce the sound of a raging waterfall for as long as it is in effect
-Can only be used four times per battle
-Cannot be used in consecutive turns
Note: This effect can be achieved with any calm water source. In this case, the technique only requires a single handseal. This being because the user doesn't have to make the mental image themselves, they have something to base it on.

Any questions?

 

[Tsuki]

Honestly, none. I am a huge fan of the technique though, it'll definitely get some use ^_^

Illusionary Arts: Through the Looking Glass (Genjutsu: Tsuujite sono Gorannasai Garasu)
Type: Supplementary
Rank: A
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 30
Damage: N/A
Description: The user performs a string of three handseals and inflicts a Genjutsu in which the target sees a stream of water (almost like a reverse waterfall) rise from the ground in front of them. The clear water acts as a mirror in which the opponent sees himself. The reflection is special in that it actually projects a picture of what is going on beyond the mirror, in essence flipping the battlefield in the opponents eyes. Scenery will not be affected and the user can choose to include himself in the reflection or not. In layman's terms, whatever happens in front of the opponent (on the other side of the mirror, they see behind themselves. I.e. User shoots a fireball, Opponent sees fireball behind them in the mirror
-Genjutsu will produce the sound of a raging waterfall for as long as it is in effect
-Can only be used four times per battle
-Cannot be used in consecutive turns
Note: This effect can be achieved with any calm water source. In this case, the technique only requires a single handseal. This being because the user doesn't have to make the mental image themselves, they have something to base it on.

Any questions?

That's nice, it is yours. u_u

As for your genjutsu, I have no questions. I like its trickiness.

 

[The Mockingjay]

I'm glad. I trust you.