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Suiton: (Nairukawa no buraddi tanjō) — Water Release: The Nile's Bloody Birth
You can create a mist or release this mist forward so it absorbs an enemy water source and increase its volume. Its a cool technique
Suiton: (Nairukawa no buraddi tanjō) — Water Release: The Nile's Bloody Birth
Type: Supplementary/Defensive
Rank: S
Range: Short - Long
Chakra Cost: 40 (-10 for every turn active)
Damage Points: N/A
Description: The user will focus chakra into the air and create a Mist similar to that of The Hidden Mist Jutsu. Only this Mist is very unique. It has the unique property to devour and consume any and all water sources and (Sticky Syrup, Mist, Rain, etc.) water jutsu, by devouring these elements the Mist somewhat fills its hunger and gets fuller naturally expanding in range, size, and thickness and thus remains on the field. The mist literally eats away at the water sources to such an extent that it no longer remains with its full body, leaving behind trails of water molecules which "sticks" to the original mist, thus the growth and thickness increase, and remain as a mist thus can not be used as a water source. Ultimately this jutsu remains active on the field by sapping chakra from the user, unless the user decides to halt the jutsu, or opponent stops it. Since this technique does not have any offensive power, it won't act to combat against jutsus or harm the opponent. Meaning that it will only devour and consume water sources and water techniques, otherwise acting just as the normal cannon mist would in regards to anything other then water related jutsus or sources. Simply harming their vision and producing similar effects to that of the canon mist technique (Byakugan can see through it). It can devour and consume techniques up to and including A-Rank water and continue to work to its effective purpose, and because the user is constantly fueling chakra to the mist to sustain itself no matter the rank it won't negate. The devouring of water techniques is almost instant. Coincidentally, this technique helps prevent water users from performing water within the mist, and if the terrain is covered by an already existing mist, it can allow for this technique to have a solid base instead of working from the ground up. The method of using this technique can be simple as simply releasing a gust of mist towards an attack of the opponent and have it devour the water consume it then grow - growth starting from the clashing point and expanding in all directions from there. The user can summon the mist above and around natural (or created) water sources for the same effect. After a certain quantity of water is devoured and consumed it is obvious the mist will become thicker and thicker, to such an extent, the quantity of water might even press down on the opponent (and user if within the vicinity) slowing them down, and blowing the mist away makes it that much more difficult, wind jutsus that span high and long ranges with powerful gusts might be the only solution. The heaviness of the mist is completely dependent on the size and amount of water. It won't be able to get heavy until it reaches long range, afterwards, the more water it devours the heavier it becomes. There will obviously be a difference of heaviness in contrast to devouring a small pond compared to a large lake, and the effect on the body will range to being slowed down slightly physically, to being almost unable to move entirely which equates to the devouring and consumption of A-rank water (nothing beyond this point, such as crushing the opponent or breaking bones). However, a lot of these drawbacks can be presented for the user as well, a way for him/her to avoid the pressing of wait is to spend an extra turn to create a chakra cloak around them (costs 30 chakra points and only works for this technique), which prevents the water molecules to rest on the body of the user, literally pushing them away, preventing from this issue on the user. Since this mist contains the users chakra and has a sort of symbiotic approach, the users water techniques are not effected.
Note: Can only be taught by Yusei
Note: Can only be used twice
Note: Can not be used in consecutive turns
Note: Creating the chakra cloak costs an additional move
Note: Lasts a max of five turns, and can be stopped by the user whenever
Note: Regardless of the thickness of the Mist it can not be used as a water source for techniques requiring one
Rank: S
Range: Short - Long
Chakra Cost: 40 (-10 for every turn active)
Damage Points: N/A
Description: The user will focus chakra into the air and create a Mist similar to that of The Hidden Mist Jutsu. Only this Mist is very unique. It has the unique property to devour and consume any and all water sources and (Sticky Syrup, Mist, Rain, etc.) water jutsu, by devouring these elements the Mist somewhat fills its hunger and gets fuller naturally expanding in range, size, and thickness and thus remains on the field. The mist literally eats away at the water sources to such an extent that it no longer remains with its full body, leaving behind trails of water molecules which "sticks" to the original mist, thus the growth and thickness increase, and remain as a mist thus can not be used as a water source. Ultimately this jutsu remains active on the field by sapping chakra from the user, unless the user decides to halt the jutsu, or opponent stops it. Since this technique does not have any offensive power, it won't act to combat against jutsus or harm the opponent. Meaning that it will only devour and consume water sources and water techniques, otherwise acting just as the normal cannon mist would in regards to anything other then water related jutsus or sources. Simply harming their vision and producing similar effects to that of the canon mist technique (Byakugan can see through it). It can devour and consume techniques up to and including A-Rank water and continue to work to its effective purpose, and because the user is constantly fueling chakra to the mist to sustain itself no matter the rank it won't negate. The devouring of water techniques is almost instant. Coincidentally, this technique helps prevent water users from performing water within the mist, and if the terrain is covered by an already existing mist, it can allow for this technique to have a solid base instead of working from the ground up. The method of using this technique can be simple as simply releasing a gust of mist towards an attack of the opponent and have it devour the water consume it then grow - growth starting from the clashing point and expanding in all directions from there. The user can summon the mist above and around natural (or created) water sources for the same effect. After a certain quantity of water is devoured and consumed it is obvious the mist will become thicker and thicker, to such an extent, the quantity of water might even press down on the opponent (and user if within the vicinity) slowing them down, and blowing the mist away makes it that much more difficult, wind jutsus that span high and long ranges with powerful gusts might be the only solution. The heaviness of the mist is completely dependent on the size and amount of water. It won't be able to get heavy until it reaches long range, afterwards, the more water it devours the heavier it becomes. There will obviously be a difference of heaviness in contrast to devouring a small pond compared to a large lake, and the effect on the body will range to being slowed down slightly physically, to being almost unable to move entirely which equates to the devouring and consumption of A-rank water (nothing beyond this point, such as crushing the opponent or breaking bones). However, a lot of these drawbacks can be presented for the user as well, a way for him/her to avoid the pressing of wait is to spend an extra turn to create a chakra cloak around them (costs 30 chakra points and only works for this technique), which prevents the water molecules to rest on the body of the user, literally pushing them away, preventing from this issue on the user. Since this mist contains the users chakra and has a sort of symbiotic approach, the users water techniques are not effected.
Note: Can only be taught by Yusei
Note: Can only be used twice
Note: Can not be used in consecutive turns
Note: Creating the chakra cloak costs an additional move
Note: Lasts a max of five turns, and can be stopped by the user whenever
Note: Regardless of the thickness of the Mist it can not be used as a water source for techniques requiring one
You can create a mist or release this mist forward so it absorbs an enemy water source and increase its volume. Its a cool technique
