OOC: Cute. Unfortunately for you, you ignored my entire post. You ignored the mod's ruling, and have now attempted to God Mod me dying for wounds that I don't have.. Due to this, your post is now voided, and my attack proceeds as if you had simply stood around and watched. I don't die, you don't collect my items, oh darn. You fail to realize. As Miles said, once moderation was called into play, that wasn't to help us decide what happened. That was them making the decision. Hence, your argument is invalid. I wasn't hit, I'm in no danger, and now you're dying/dead. What a shame. So as fun as it's been posting with you and reading your little OOC trolling, I'm done, and thanks for the good times ^_^
Oh, right. Before you go bitching about this post: You have E-3 endurance.
E-rank and all tiers: Even D-rank basic attacks will do extra damage on this person,
and will easily make them flinch. Wounds of any rank will severely limit their functionality in battle.That means that the Windmill Shuriken? It did more than simply 1 inch worth of damage. It also made you flinch, and made it severely more difficult to move or fight.
That means that my Petal Storm, which can cut 3 inches into a person at B rank? Yeah, it's done more than simply 3 inches worth of slicing into you. It's also made a gaping wound of which you're now bleeding, cut up your lungs.
You're also flinching, unable to even react at this point, the pain being too great. Which gives the clone plenty of time to then reach you, and end you. At that point, there's no way she'd get you to a medic before you bled out, and with lung damage as well? It would be difficult if not impossible to keep you alive. So, with no other recourse of option, she's going to mercy kill you.
IC:
Nozomi hadn't expected her technique to work quite so flawlessly, but as in the Chuunin Exams, it appeared that a quick, high speed offensive was just too much for her enemy to handle. Her Windmill shuriken found itself hitting it's intended mark. It cut into her opponent's flesh, digging in at least an inch, although it was difficult for Nozomi to tell. The man's movement had faltered at that point, although neither Nozomi or her clone could tell that it was due to the pain of his wound. Perhaps it was because of the weight of the Shuriken now adding more mass. Perhaps it was the wound. Perhaps it was some other factor. However, the point remained that he didn't have any time at all to react to the next attacks.
The Petal Storm jutsu hit its mark, as it appeared the man hadn't even attempted to dodge it. Again, only speculation could reveal why. Perhaps he couldn't. Perhaps this enemy wasn't nearly as skilled as he'd thought he was, or perhaps Nozomi was more skilled than he'd expected. The petal blades torn into him vigorously, the tiny blades lacerating him and sticking into him, each contributing to their total cut depth of a little more than 3 inches deep. It was large though, far too large, blood dripping out of his wound. Some of the petals had even punctured into the lungs, his heart, and other surrounding veins and arteries. The petals were small, almost like surgical blades. It had been easy for them to slip between the rib cage at a full impact wound like that. Having been aimed at his chest, the skin was eviscerated around his ribs, and now bone lay exposed. He'd be unable to breathe soon, and with the critical wound losing blood by the second? Nozomi hadn't been expecting him to be hit by it, had expected some sort of resistance, or cancelling jutsu. It was how Sero had taught her to fight, even with training. Always fight as if you're going to die, because you can't get better unless you push yourself to the utmost. But this wasn't the first time she'd accidently gone overboard with her attacks.
Even during the Chuunin Exams, against Yokochima Senju. She'd fought him, giving her all. Only one death had occured, and it was purely because the Medical staff hadn't been able to stabilize him in time. He'd ended up succumbing to his wounds, and had died. Nozomi had felt distraught at that point too. She didn't like killing needlessly. But, now that she'd already inflicted these wounds, this man didn't have long to live. With ruptured lungs, and the gash in his chest, Nozomi estimated he'd have only minutes left, if he were to stay still and not move. Moving would cause him to bleed out even faster, and with petal blades embedded into him, it would only cause more cuts and lacerations as he moved. That's what the Himitsu Clan had designed their attacks to do. Cause large damage, and continually too. That meant he'd bleed out and die before she could even get any help for him.
This left her with only one foreseeable option: Nozomi had to kill him now, to end his suffering. When Nozomi had fought against the smuggler, Sero had imparted upon her some wisdom. A man suffered a lethal blow will surely die. In such a case, the pain was often insurmountable and indescribable in nature. Kirigakure did not take prisoners. In this regard, killing him quicker was not an act of malevolence, but instead one of mercy. To kill him before he could truly suffer the pain of his wounds. She had to remember the distinction between a normal person, and that of the enemy. This man had come up, and initiated combat. He was not of this village, and had attacked her before she had even been fully ready to fight. His honor was low, and it was a large possibility that he was not here to train, but instead for his own purposes. This man was an enemy. And as Sero had said, predators do not pity trespassers in their territory. If it had been anyone else here that he'd done his attack on, they'd have been killed. That attack was one of lethal intent, and Nozomi only just now realized so. She wasn't a medical ninja, but there were certain vessels that would simply kill quicker than others.
Still, Nozomi stayed her Suiton Jutsu, although it was still prepared for usage. She'd rather not kill him herself, if she could avoid it. Instead, her clone would do the work. Her decision to kill him, and the reasoning of which had been an instanteous one. There was no delay in her actions. It went from defend and attack, to finish him off. Her clone had done massive damage, and with him unable to move after such an attack, it would be directly in front of the man nearly instantly. Quitting the maintenance of the Petal Storm jutsu, the clone had engaged in the clan taijutsu. Utilizing the Dance of the Misty Petals, the clone's basic taijutsu attacks and strength were now maximized in their potential damage. It's movements would be done as quickly as possible, to end his suffering. Both hands would move simulataneously to strike two points at the same time, and maximize damage, it's strikes would connect in a specific order. The first two were aimed at Nick's right temple and his throat, one hand striking each place at the same time. Such strikes should prove fatal, as the combined strength of the clone's strikes and the additional lacerations of multiple petal shards that would stick into him at least 1 inch would knock him out from the blow at the temple, and the damage done there, as well as the blow to his neck, which should sever his carotid artery, or his jugular veins. Regardless of whether he was dead or not, her hands would continue moving, to deal more strikes as quickly as possible. If her strikes would knock him back at all, she would follow, as it would be impossible for him to even react at that point, let alone move on his own.
Two more would follow, this time, her left handed strike aimed at the left portion of his neck, to catch an artery or vein if she'd missed it the first time, with all the strength and speed she could put behind it, while at the same time striking her right hand into his chest. After that, Nozomi's strikes would simply focus on his chest, to issue out the petal blades and sever the Aorta, as well as crack or break his ribcage, as she would continuously and repeatedly strike in the same area of his rib cage. Her strikes on the area would number around 30 in total, in addition to the previously scored hit on him with the Petal Storm. It would take only a few seconds at most, but after this, Nick Saturn would no longer be alive. His death would only take a few moments at best, however, Nozomi's continued strikes were in order to ensure it was as minimally painful as possible.
WC:1210
Nozomi used - Nothing
Clone used - (Dance of the Misty Petals (-15 = 57.5))
Chakra:
Nozomi: 67.5/200
Clones: 57.5/87.5
Born Ill: 4/8
- Spoiler:
Name: Dance of the Misty Petals
Canon/Custom: Custom
Rank: C Rank
Type: Offensive, Defensive
Element: N/a
Range: Melee
Specialty: Ninjutsu/Taijutsu
Duration: -15 to create, Sustainable -5 per post
Cooldown: 3 posts
Description: Chakra is pooled into the user's hands. The user channels a 3-inch aura around their hands, looking like a coating of water with glowing colors shimmering around it, used offensively. In addition, the technique also gives the user an increased level of durability over their chakra clad hands. As a strike connects, Chakra breaks off and hardens, leaving behind chakra blades that looke like they are made out of flowers petals, lodged wherever they strike. If in a direct strike, the petals lodge themselves into whatever it strike a maximum of 1 inch. If the strike misses, or is blocked, a cloud of the Chakra petals still issues out, although without the force of the strike behind them, and only have the potential to scratch the opponent or surface. Acts like a Chakra shield of C rank if used to block an oncoming attack.
Stats: Nozomi
Strength: C-2 [Himitsu Drawback]
Endurance: C-3
Speed: B Rank [Taijutsu-Speed]
Reaction Time: B Rank [Reflexes]
Perception: B Rank [Ace Eye]
Stats: Clone
Strength: C-3 [Using Himitsu Tech.]
Endurance: C-3
Speed: C-2 [Burst of Speed from C-3's BoS/ Taijutsu-Speed]
Reaction Time: B rank [Reflexes]
Perception: B rank [Ace Eye]