>>48797605
1. Amon Shuu
2. The Land of Water

>>48797605
Kou, male
>The Land of Lightning

>>48797874
Ah sorry.
Male.

>>48797874
>>48797885
>Male

waiting for a few more votes or a consensus, otherwise I'll roll d2 for both name and land and move on to the rest of the character creation

>>48797605
Amon
Male
>The Land of Earth

>>48797605
>The Land of Water

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>>48797874
>>48798176
>>48798220
Your name is Amon Shuu, a humble monk of the Water Temple.

3. Family and Bloodline/Kekkei Genkai
>You have no family. Whether you had any to begin with or they had become casualties of the World War is unknown to you, an orphan of the 2nd Shinobi World War.
>You have siblings, but the fickle nature of war has left you lost and separated.
>You have a mother and father, a full family. However, you left for reasons undisclosed to your land’s temple in hopes of becoming a priest.

and

>Of an established shinobi bloodline of The Land of Waves
>You are of common birth, your family (or lack thereof) had no kekkei genkai to inherit
>You are the sole inheritor of a bloodline unknown to man, either thought extinct or entirely unseen prior to your person

>>48798411
>You have siblings, but the fickle nature of war has left you lost and separated.

>You are of common birth, your family (or lack thereof) had no kekkei genkai to inherit

>>48798411
>You have no family. Whether you had any to begin with or they had become casualties of the World War is unknown to you, an orphan of the 2nd Shinobi World War.

>You are the sole inheritor of a bloodline unknown to man, either thought extinct or entirely unseen prior to your person

Mystery box.

>>48798411
>You have no family. Whether you had any to begin with or they had become casualties of the World War is unknown to you, an orphan of the 2nd Shinobi World War.
>You are the sole inheritor of a bloodline unknown to man, either thought extinct or entirely unseen prior to your person

Also for mystery box

>>48798411
>You have siblings, but the fickle nature of war has left you lost and separated.
>You are of common birth, your family (or lack thereof) had no kekkei genkai to inherit

>>48798411
>You have no family. Whether you had any to begin with or they had become casualties of the World War is unknown to you, an orphan of the 2nd Shinobi World War.

>You are of common birth, your family (or lack thereof) had no kekkei genkai to inherit

Common man hero, go

>>48798537
Hey, Wargle.
I thought you were resting.

Ok what the fuck is this.
5
There are 5 fucking naruto quests right now
Not only are you idiots polluting the board with this quest trash you aren't even making original shit anymore.
I mean come on.

>>48798565
Filters are your friend, friend

>>48798411
>You have siblings, but the fickle nature of war has left you lost and separated.
>You are of common birth, your family (or lack thereof) had no kekkei genkai to inherit
>>48798537
Hello

>>48798562
>>48798633

Afternoon, anons.

I am resting. I slept until like 2pm today! I'm also playing some AM2R.

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Rolled 2 (1d2)

>1. Siblings
>2. Orphan

4) Legacy
You’d become an unnamed hero, the likes never seen again and whose techniques would be all but lost to time, in the discipline of:
>Taijutsu (techniques involving the martial arts or the optimization of natural human abilities. Taijutsu is executed by directly accessing the user's physical and mental energies, relying on the stamina and strength gained through training. It typically does not require chakra, though chakra may be used to enhance its techniques.)

>Ninjutsu (Ninjutsu is human's corrupted use of the Sage of the Six Paths' ninshū; rather than use chakra to achieve understanding and create peace as the Sage intended, humans weaponized their chakra for war...or defense.)

>Genjutsu (one of the main jutsu categories which uses chakra. Unlike ninjutsu, the effects of genjutsu are not real, being only illusions experienced by those who fall victim to it. Genjutsu effects the target’s core senses and as such can manipulate their perceptions. )

>Bukijutsu (Specifically techniques involving the use of weaponry in combat. Weapons can be just as useful on the battlefield as jutsu, either due to the weapon's design, its special abilities, or the unique way in which a ninja combines it with his or her other skills.)

>Fuinjutsu (a type of jutsu that seal objects, living beings, chakra, along with a wide variety of other things within another object. Fūinjutsu can be used to restrict movement, seal or unseal objects either from within something or someone, as well as emulate or control the flow, transfer, and transformation of chakra in the human body. A broad category, Fuinjutsu encompasses barrier jutsu, sealing jutsu, cursed seals, the latent power of symbols and numbers, as well as the nature and construction of chakra itself).

>>48798773
>Fuinjutsu (a type of jutsu that seal objects, living beings, chakra, along with a wide variety of other things within another object. Fūinjutsu can be used to restrict movement, seal or unseal objects either from within something or someone, as well as emulate or control the flow, transfer, and transformation of chakra in the human body. A broad category, Fuinjutsu encompasses barrier jutsu, sealing jutsu, cursed seals, the latent power of symbols and numbers, as well as the nature and construction of chakra itself).

>>48798773
>>Taijutsu (techniques involving the martial arts or the optimization of natural human abilities. Taijutsu is executed by directly accessing the user's physical and mental energies, relying on the stamina and strength gained through training. It typically does not require chakra, though chakra may be used to enhance its techniques.)

>>48798773
>>Bukijutsu (Specifically techniques involving the use of weaponry in combat. Weapons can be just as useful on the battlefield as jutsu, either due to the weapon's design, its special abilities, or the unique way in which a ninja combines it with his or her other skills.)

>>48798773

>Fuinjutsu (a type of jutsu that seal objects, living beings, chakra, along with a wide variety of other things within another object. Fūinjutsu can be used to restrict movement, seal or unseal objects either from within something or someone, as well as emulate or control the flow, transfer, and transformation of chakra in the human body. A broad category, Fuinjutsu encompasses barrier jutsu, sealing jutsu, cursed seals, the latent power of symbols and numbers, as well as the nature and construction of chakra itself).


Lets do something unprecedented.

>>48798773
>Fuinjutsu (a type of jutsu that seal objects, living beings, chakra, along with a wide variety of other things within another object. Fūinjutsu can be used to restrict movement, seal or unseal objects either from within something or someone, as well as emulate or control the flow, transfer, and transformation of chakra in the human body. A broad category, Fuinjutsu encompasses barrier jutsu, sealing jutsu, cursed seals, the latent power of symbols and numbers, as well as the nature and construction of chakra itself).
Be one with all.

>>48798904
>>48798845
>>48798810
>>48798815
>>48798824

Amon Shuu the Sealing Sage it is.

>Roll me 1d6 for stats, I need 8 rolls total

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>48799016

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>48799016

>>48798537
Hello wargle hopefully this doesn't become a waifu war

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>48799016

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>48799016
Bunununununh!

Rolled 6 (1d6)

>>48799016

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>48799016
Rolls
>>48799087
Seeing how the last ones are having that problem...

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>48799016
Rollan again

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>48799016
also rollan again

>>48799053
>>48799077
>>48799101
>>48799109
>>48799123
>>48799139
>>48799142
>>48799180

>Ninjutsu: 1.5/6
>Taijutsu: 2.5/6
>Genjutsu: 1/6
>Intelligence: 1.5/6
>Strength: 3/6
>Speed: 1.5/6
>Stamina: 1/6
>Chakra Control: 2/6

Would you like to switch any of the category scores?

>>48799268
We suck

Ooops

Hope the bloody mist doesn't murder us.

1 in stamina is pretty bad, though I don't know if I'm willing to swap tai or str for it.

>>48799268
Looks fine.
But, those are a lot of ones.

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>>48799328
>>48799322
You'll be getting a bonus to chakra control and intelligence from picking the sealing jutsu specialty.

Give me two more rolls of 1d6 though. You can replace any of current scores with those if they end up higher.

Rolled 2, 4 = 6 (2d6)

>>48799398

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>48799398

>>48799453
I'll ignore this one...
>>48799431
And count the 4

one last 1d6 chance

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>48799482

>>48799520
>>48799482
>>48799453
>>48799431
Two lowest scores have been replaced with the rolls you gave.

>Ninjutsu: 1.5/6
>Taijutsu: 2.5/6
>Genjutsu: 2/6
>Intelligence: 1.5/6
>Strength: 3/6
>Speed: 1.5/6
>Stamina: 2/6
>Chakra Control: 2/6

How would you like to rearrange the about scores? I'll give a few minutes before I call the vote

>>48799582
I vote for swapping Genjutsu and Speed.

If we're a monk we need to be at least a bit speedy, right?

>>48799599
>>48799582
I agree.

>>48799582
Strength with intelligence. Got to be a smart guy so we can use seals.

>>48799650
Man, this too but he can't be too weak in body either. Tough choices.

>>48799582
Supporting these two:
>>48799599
>>48799650

>>48799582
Also, Amon gains the following:
>The Sealed Monk: Amon has a unique talent in understanding the symbolic logic, structure, and function of seals. (+.5 intelligence, +1 chakra control)

>>48799650
Red said we're getting an as of yet unspecified INT and Chakra control bonus- We should keep our ability to PUNCH

>>48799668
>>48799667
>>48799650
>>48799640
>>48799599

The final count:

>Ninjutsu: 1.5/6
>Taijutsu: 2.5/6
>Genjutsu: 1.5/6
>Intelligence: 3.5/6 (+0.5, Sealed Monk)
>Strength: 1.5/6
>Speed: 2/6
>Stamina: 2/6
>Chakra Control: 3/6 (+1, Sealed Monk)

Is this acceptable? That's all for character creation and writing will begin after this choice.

>>48799770
Good for me.

>>48799770
Works for me

>>48799770
Man, we're crazy smart now. Let's do it.

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Your name is Amon Shuu, a humble monk of the Water Temple.
You have no family to speak of. Whether you had any to begin with is a question you don't have an answer to. You were just one of the many casualties of the 2nd Shinobi World War, an orphan. Your luck pulled through when a wandering monk snatched you from the debris of a border skirmish between Konohagakure and Kirigakure, your village having been reduced to rubble in the midst of battle. You were 4 years old. The monk, Myatsuu, brought you back to the Water Temple on the marsh-lined coastline by carrying you on his back the entirety of the journey.

Your recovery was long and silent, he allowed you both space and time in healing the shock of the events that transpired. You found peace in the calm waters of the Temple's Floating Gardens, a sense of peace few stand to discover in their lives. In due time, Myatsuu taught you to reading writing, and the oral traditions of the Water Monks passed down through generation upon generation. Following the few monks in their daily routines followed naturally, as you played and emulated the monks in their training. By the age of 8 ypou joined them wholly, their routines and discipline becoming yours. The monks soon discovered your talent and hunger for reading the ancient scripts and seals, as well as in making them. You would become the scribe and archivist of the Temple's knowledge at the young age of 14, free to access the same wealth of knowledge you were sworn for a lifetime to protect and preserve.

In due time, you would be able to call Myatsuu many things: a teacher, your counsel, and a teacher. He would personally teach you greater mysteries of philosophy, the senses, the world, and the nature of chakra.

This is where your story begins.

*a teacher, your counsel, and a friend

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Birds chirping.
The pitter-patter of rain upon the tiled roof.

You wake up to the familiar noises that greet you most morning at the Temple. You look out the nearby window from your bedroll and see the peek of sunrise across the rippled waters and sacred lotus of the Temple's Gardens. It's a little earlier than usual, but waking up at this time of morning has become second nature to you...though it certainly didn't start that way.

With a chuckle, you stand and lightly stretch your body. So begins another day at the Water Temple.

>It's too early for the other monks and the temple gardens are practically calling you in the morning rain. Maybe you should meditate for a bit

>A little wake-me-up never hurt, warm up with some morning exercises

>Myatsuu may be awake at this time. He may be old, but you rarely see the man sleeping. He'd probably be meditating somewhere around here....

>See if that one guest is still here, bringing him an early breakfast and tea would be a polite surprise

>Day or Night, the lure of the Archives always grips your insatiable curiosity. In fact, it was probably what you ended with last night as well...

>See if any of your fellow monks are up

>Write in(?)

>>48800447
>>>See if that one guest is still here, bringing him an early breakfast and tea would be a polite surprise

As always my heart is drawn toward the mystery box.

>>48800447
>See if that one guest is still here, bringing him an early breakfast and tea would be a polite surprise

>>48800447
>>A little wake-me-up never hurt, warm up with some morning exercises

>>48799582
>Out of six system
You have my attention

>>48800447
Mystery box ahoy

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>>48800501
>>48800486

With dawn on the brink and confident in facing the day ahead, you decide to be a bit proactive in your duties. With an boyish energy, you make way to the small Temple kitchen to brew fresh tea and rice for your guest.

Well, you do like making good impressions...how about some fruit as well. A freshly-picked pair fits the bill. As you wait for the tea to brew (the leaves from the Garden were still green, after all), you try to remember the man's name- you'd heard the monks discussing it during their leisure period. Some shinobi from Konoha had arrived without warning yesterday afternoon and had requested a Temple's hospitality- of which any shrine of well moral standing would gladly provide.

What was his name...

Sami?
Sakuno?
No...well, you'll have to learn THAT as well, it would seem.

The tea ready, you put the entire meager menagerie of breakfast onto a small tray and make your way to the Temple Guest house, behind the garden and on the water.

It's small, but well-kept. Right now though, not a sound is coming from it. Hopefully, you don't wake him up...
One knock.
Two knock.

"Come in," a gravelly man's voice calls from inside.

As you come through the door, a bright mane of white and grey hair emerges from a large blanket and wearily smiles at you.

"Ah, you must be one of the monks-in training. Thank you for sparing me the room on your grounds, I won't stay too long, I promise,"

>Offer him the tray of breakfast and leave
>Ask him his name, pleasantries, etc?
>The room seems a bit brighter than you expect, though it seems to be coming from a small sheathed object in the man's belongings, what is it?
>"Are you a ninja, sir?"
>Write in (I will always try to incorporate write ins, and as such encourage them almost whenever)

>>48800946
>Ask him his name, pleasantries, etc?

>>48800946
>>Ask him his name, pleasantries, etc?

>>48800946
>>Ask him his name, pleasantries, etc?

>>48800946
>"Are you a ninja, sir?"

>we're from the Land of Water
So if we're meeting Sakumo, then Kakashi must be running around somewhere back home. He and Zabuza are about the same age, right? So has he killed a schoolyard of children he just kind of stumbled into?

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>>48800979
>>48801004
>>48801141
>>48801208

You put the tray down on a small wooden table and shake your head.

"Hospitality is both a courtesy and right to the monks of this Temple. As the monks have said, you can stay as long as your circumstances require, sir, " you state with a bow.

"I thank you for your understanding, young monk. It would seem the priests of this beautiful shrine have much in the way of wisdom to teach you," he replies, returning your same gesture.

You can't help but respect this man for his sincerity. The way he states his words can only be described as decisive.

"Where are you from, if I may ask, Mister..."

"Sakumo, Sakumo Hatake," he answers with a small grin, "and please, don't feel the need to restrict your curiosity. I'm from Konohagakure to the north."

That's a ways away from here....

>What brings you to the temple, Mr. Hatake?
>What is it like, the land of fire?
>You're a ninja? What are the ninja like?
>Are you on a journey?
>how long do you plan to stay? Would you like to join us for a little while?
>Write in

>>48801484
>What is it like, the land of fire?
>You're a ninja? What are the ninja like?
>Are you on a journey?

>>48801484
Are you on a journey?

>>48801484
>Are you on a journey?

>>48801914
No, he did not

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>>48801715
>>48801607

"Are you on a journey?" you ask, curious.

Sakumo closes his eyes and a few seconds of silence fill the gap in your conversation before he responds.

"Yes. Yes, you could say that...what was your name again?"

"Amon, sir. Amon Shuu."

"Amon, is it? Well, Amon," Sakumo says quietly, leaning in towards you, "I'm on my greatest journey. I'm going to save a princess from a tower, you see." He whisper this while looking too and fro, as if this was the most treasured secret in the world.

"A...princess?" you say, skeptically.

"Yes, a true noble of Konoha. An inheritor of our Will of Fire." He gives a melancholy grin.
"I am on a journey to save this girl, you see...though I hope it may be my last."

"You're a ninja then!" you gape in awe, "What are ninja like? What about the Land of Fire?"

He gives a small chuckle before sitting up completely.

"It's like a dream, Amon. Nothing ever compares to seeing the rock faces of the Hokage or seeing the autumn leaves in fall. A ninja's life is one of service, of duty to this home of theirs they hold dear..."

he suddenly looks different for a moment and his eyes go empty, although he is still talking directly to you.

"...for the ones they hold dear, too," he finishes at a whisper.

"Being a ninja... is hard. If I could do it, everything, over again...I don't know if I would." You can hear his voice get a bit tense, and a note of sadness creeps into his speech.

"I don't know if I could."

"I hope you aren't bothering our guest, Amon," calls a jovial voice from behind you. With a slight jump, you turn to see a familiar face, Myatsuu, the High Priest.

"I'm sure you realize exercises have started, Amon, or have you forgotten what time it is...?"

You look outside around the guest house. The sun is well into the morning sky.

Crap.

>Talk to Sakumo a bit more anyway
>Talk to Myatsuu
>Ask another question (may get you in trouble)
>Gotta run!
>Skip morning exercises, do something else
>Write in

>>48802203
>Gotta run!
Time to get beefy.

>>48802203
I keep waiting for more responses, so my posts have come a bit late. I'll start writing about 10-15 mins in from now on.

>>48802203
>>Gotta run!

>>48802203
>Gotta run!

>>48802203
Apologize, then get moving for morning exercises.
It'll be hard to cast seals when we're doubled over from running too fast.

>>48802203
>Gotta run!

>>48802203
>Gotta run!

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>>48802252
>>48802277
>>48802294
>>48802297
>>48802326
“So sorry for bothering you, Sakumo.”

“Don’t worry about it kid. Better get a move on, yeah?”

You quickly bow to the elder and the stranger and hustle across the back lawn, through the red door of the temple shrine, past the living quarters, out into the central courtyard….and right into the wrong person. God no, not Tai.

Tai only glares at you as the other monks are sparring. “You’re Late.”

As you know, this can usually go one of two ways…..
And Tai doesn’t have a sparring partner. Most likely because he’s the one running the exercises.

>Look, I’m actually pretty sore and I don’t think I can spar with you this morning.
>*Sigh* yeah I know.
>Try to change the topic of conversation
>Try to escape by grabbing another monk’s attention
>Write in

>>48802648
>*Sigh* yeah I know.

>>48802648
>*Sigh* yeah I know.

>>48802648
>>*Sigh* yeah I know.

>>48802648
>>*Sigh* yeah I know.

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>>48802648
>>48802673
>>48802710

You can't help but sigh. "Yeah, Tai, I know. Let's just get this over with."

Tai spreads into a lithe, aggressive stance...

>Roll 1d20, best of 3
>DC 14

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>48802944
lets' get down

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>48802944
Let me show you my skills.

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>48802944

>>48802968
>>48802967
>>48802970
bruh

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>>48802967
>>48802968
>>48802970
So close to fail.

>>48802944
>No crits pls

>>48802967
>>48802968
>>48802970
>>48803033
>>48803052
>>48803057

I'll let anons choose. Crits or no crits in this quest?

1. Crit
2. No Crit

>>48803124
flip a coin, it's the only fair way now that we've already rolled a 1. A decision should have been made before any rolls occurred.

>>48803124
No critfails with d20.

>>48803124
As a person who is totally unbiased, as I am totally not the person who rolled the 1 hahah what are you talking about you can't prove shit, I think no crit is the best decision.

>>48803163 probably has the best idea though.

>>48803124
>2. No Crit

>>48803163
Critfails with three rolls of d20 is just such an obviously bad idea though

>>48803124
None on d20. It'd be fine if it was d100, but it's not and that can and normally does get ridiculous quite quickly.

>>48803332
Sorry this isn't yet another HFY/40k/eternal general

>>48803362
Ignore him, Anon-kun. Interacting with them only leads to trouble.

>>48803362
Don't give him, (You)s. Just ignore him and do that other thing that stops shitposting.

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>no overriding critfail

DC 14
>15, success!

You've been through this before. It's not that you're good at taijutsu....
you've just had to deal with this more than a few times.

By pure instinct, you duck and a roundhouse goes wide over your head.

From muscle memory, you roll backwards as a fist hits the air where your face would have been a moment prior.

Finally- just from remembering yesterday's training session- you sidestep as a particularly mean heel drop lands where your shoulders had just been planted.

"Satisfied?" You ask the still-expressionless Tai.

"Hardly", he curtly responds, "but we have more pressing matters on hand than your lack of discipline."

And he turns to continue instruction the handful of other monks lightly sparring around the courtyard. He didn't even call you by name, as usual. Tai had always been a hard-nosed man, though you could never call him spiteful. You've found him on your side a few times in the past as well.

You shrug. Some people just need order, you suppose.

>Ask Tai to teach you today/continue sparring with Tai
>See what the two weapons groups are works on
> Join the one pair working rather hard together. The chakra is visible in their fists.
>Finish your daily exercises and go do something else (Meditate, Study, See Master Myatsuu)
>Try sparring with someone, you really want to try out a sealing technique you'd just read about last night
>Ask Tai about the strange guest
>Write in

>>48803509
>Try sparring with someone, you really want to try out a sealing technique you'd just read about last night

>>48803509
Weapons, maybe we can specialize with a weapon and imbue ours with a sealing jutsu

>>48803509
>>Try sparring with someone, you really want to try out a sealing technique you'd just read about last night

>>48803509
>>48803509

>>Try sparring with someone, you really want to try out a sealing technique you'd just read about last night

>>48803509
>Try sparring with someone, you really want to try out a sealing technique you'd just read about last night

>>48803509
>Try sparring with someone, you really want to try out a sealing technique you'd just read about last night

>>48803642
>>48803556
>>48803550
>>48803528

How could you even think of forgetting for even a minute? It was all you could think about all last night! You'd found a smaller, simpler scroll in the archives earlier in the week. You say smaller, but that really was only relative...It took you a few days to read through the material, then at least one two more to understand it....

You'd only finished it last night.

The sealing jutsu you'd be learning was:

>Earthen Seal: See No Evil (The user creates multiple seals, usually on tags, made to mimic their chakra's nature. By attaching a "master" seal/tag to oneself, multple other seals/tags may be attached to surfaces and act as an additional method of sensory perception, in this case sight)
>Earthen Seal: Spirit Bind (Attaching this seal to an opponent will make them temporarily lose use of whatever bodypart stuck as if numb. Longer lasting and more powerful when directly painted.)
>Barrier Sealing Method: Minor Bulwark (These seals will absorb and dissipate a small portion of whatever force is applied directly to it's face. Doesn't work against jutsu.)

>>48803836
>>Earthen Seal: Spirit Bind (Attaching this seal to an opponent will make them temporarily lose use of whatever bodypart stuck as if numb. Longer lasting and more powerful when directly painted.)

>>48803836
>>Earthen Seal: Spirit Bind (Attaching this seal to an opponent will make them temporarily lose use of whatever bodypart stuck as if numb. Longer lasting and more powerful when directly painted.)

>>48803836
>Earthen Seal: Spirit Bind (Attaching this seal to an opponent will make them temporarily lose use of whatever bodypart stuck as if numb. Longer lasting and more powerful when directly painted.)

>>48803836
>Earthen Seal: See No Evil (The user creates multiple seals, usually on tags, made to mimic their chakra's nature. By attaching a "master" seal/tag to oneself, multple other seals/tags may be attached to surfaces and act as an additional method of sensory perception, in this case sight)

>>48803836
>>48803852
>>48803855
>>48803856
>>48803901

Earthen Seal: Spirit Bond

It was a useful technique, not to mention entirely nonlethal to the target. The seal itself causes what only could be described a “chakra confusion” within the area applied. Chakra flows are crossed, redirected, or dissipated into other streams having suffered the same fate. The end result is the same however, entire blockage of chakra in the arm. This blockage leads to other interesting physiological effects, namely miscommunication or entire blockage of the nervous system in regards to the area. In summary: numbness, some slight muscle spasms, and a whole lot of frustration.

And you know just who to test it out on.

“Hey Tai, can you help me with something?” you call out to the instructor, pulling out a single tag and putting it behind your back as you do.

“What is it,” Tai snaps.

“I’m trying to work on this technique and I need some help. You’re the most experienced in the physical arts, so I figured you’d be the best to ask.”

Tai blinks, coughs to the side, and looks back, “I can’t promise any miracles.”

“Just come at me, I think I’ll be fine”

Tai raises an eyebrow, but assumes his familiar fighting stance nonetheless….

>Roll 1d20, best of 3
>Anything particular you’d want to try?

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>>48804153
*Spirit Bind

God I'm tired. Finishing this up then calling it a night

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>48804153

Rollan

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>48804153
place it right in the center of his abdomen

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>48804153
Try his abdomen.

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>48804153

Put it on his leg so he can't chase after us once it happens

Rolled 92 (1d100)

wtf are these rolls fuck

>>48804197
>>48804204
>>48804230
I think we might be bad at this.

>>48804174
>>48804197
>>48804204
>>48804230
>>48804240
Well, You did have a large advantage because seals.....
I forgot to write it, but DC was 7. You literally barely passed.

>Last post before calling it a night otw

>>48804296
Oh, thank you,God. Picking seals was the right choice.

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Yet again, the easily predict Tai’s trademark roundhouse before it hits. With a duck, his leg goes flying overhead and you lunge forward to slap your sealing tag on his leg….

Only to get a knee to the jaw.

Your head snaps as you're knocked up and backward, but you feel a dull thud as your open hand smacks against something. You immediately know there is no way you hit your intended target. It’s only confirmed when you hear the gasping noises from in front of you. Looking up, you notice two things:

1) You successfully planted your sealing tag…. on Tai’s midsection, right below his ribcage.
2) Tai is doubled over, having lost function of his middle and lower abdomen and sounds to be dry heaving a bit, without making the motions.
He tips over and falls on his side, then proceeds to push himself back up to a sitting position using only his arms. You assume his grunts of discomfort mean the numbing effect is working. He looks at the seal on his stomach, then to you with squinted eyes, knowing who and what is to blame.

Well, the good news is it worked. The bad news being you kind of pity the guy.

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>>48804446
Calling it a night because of my love affair with sleep.

Next thread: Things actually happen, a quest, and maybe you learn what the White Fang is doing on a journey in the Land of Water!

Twitter: @TheRedL4dy for suggestions, crazy ideas, or criticism. Also quest times.

>>48804475
Thank you for running, Red.

>>48804475
Was fun.

>>48804475
Good shit, QM.