26 Re: One bell to rule them all [No kill/Rinshi/Niko/Invite Only] Sat Jun 15, 2013 3:40 pm
Niko
D-rank
After yelling to his Aburame squad-mate to get out of the way, he glanced down upon the bell he had just retrieved. It instantly vanished into thin air. Niko was bewildered and wondering how this could have transpired. He finally sumised that Tatsumaru had placed either a clone or "substitute" Tatsumaru in his stead that was captured by the Aburame's insects. With a burning rage at what just transpired, now the current task was to find the real Tatsumaru.
Scanning the area, Niko notices that the Aburame escaped the attack unscathed, yet he has a lesser amount of insects with him. Looking towards the Naka River, the Hyuuga was spazzing out. The only explanation seemed to be that he was was under some type of Genjutsu. "The poor kid. I hope he knows how to release Genjutsu." Niko thought. Glancing once more at the Aburame, he wasn't distraught in any type of way, so the Genjutsu must have been aimed directly at the Hyuuga. That meant that attacks for him and the Aburame were yet to come. He got into his Jeet-Kune-Do stance and watched vigilantly in all directions, even upwards at the sky, and downwards, towards the ground.
Then suddenly, from the forest, three Tatsumarus emerged. Each charging at an individual student of his. Niko had no idea if any of them were the real Tatsumaru, or not. He assumed that their new sensei wanted to separate them all so they had a harder time to work as a team.
Tatsumaru, whether it was the clone or real person, was continuing to charge towards Niko, and almost reaching him. Niko then decided to hit him with a few powerful Taijutsu moves and grab the bell, if in fact it was real. Staying in his stance, he readies himself as Tatsumaru approached him with a right kick towards his abdomen. Niko catches it mid-air and shifts Tatsumaru's leg to his right side. Then jumping, he uses the Leaf Whirlwind technique (In Japanese Romaji is Konoha Senpū), and with rage with his sensei's deception, he began to unleash a powerful succession of high and low kicks on the abdomen of Tatsumaru. Before they hit, he knew exactly what he was going for: The bell. As soon as either Tatsumaru got hit or countered, he'd reach for the bell before their skirmish was over.
Scanning the area, Niko notices that the Aburame escaped the attack unscathed, yet he has a lesser amount of insects with him. Looking towards the Naka River, the Hyuuga was spazzing out. The only explanation seemed to be that he was was under some type of Genjutsu. "The poor kid. I hope he knows how to release Genjutsu." Niko thought. Glancing once more at the Aburame, he wasn't distraught in any type of way, so the Genjutsu must have been aimed directly at the Hyuuga. That meant that attacks for him and the Aburame were yet to come. He got into his Jeet-Kune-Do stance and watched vigilantly in all directions, even upwards at the sky, and downwards, towards the ground.
Then suddenly, from the forest, three Tatsumarus emerged. Each charging at an individual student of his. Niko had no idea if any of them were the real Tatsumaru, or not. He assumed that their new sensei wanted to separate them all so they had a harder time to work as a team.
Tatsumaru, whether it was the clone or real person, was continuing to charge towards Niko, and almost reaching him. Niko then decided to hit him with a few powerful Taijutsu moves and grab the bell, if in fact it was real. Staying in his stance, he readies himself as Tatsumaru approached him with a right kick towards his abdomen. Niko catches it mid-air and shifts Tatsumaru's leg to his right side. Then jumping, he uses the Leaf Whirlwind technique (In Japanese Romaji is Konoha Senpū), and with rage with his sensei's deception, he began to unleash a powerful succession of high and low kicks on the abdomen of Tatsumaru. Before they hit, he knew exactly what he was going for: The bell. As soon as either Tatsumaru got hit or countered, he'd reach for the bell before their skirmish was over.
- Chakra usage:
-10 Leaf Whirlwind (D)
115 / 150
- Training word count:
Fire Element / Katon C > B
2,721 / 2,000 words (completed; last post)
Unknown training purpose
388 / ???