Old Wolf, New Tricks

[adm]If you are upgrading, you should state the extent of the upgrades. Always paste what you are updating and how it is being updated.

I.E. if you are upgrading an ability, you should paste the WHOLE ability in it's new form. [/adm]

Sowwee, Frosty~ Here's the full bits.


Ability 1 - Wolf God Fist: piggy-backing off the internal Reiatsu control that makes the Motionless Fist such a dangerous technique, Wolf God Fist takes it a different path. Instead of spreading the blow outwards like Motionless Fist, it focuses the power into a singular point, gathering her Reiatsu into her fist and then unleashing a blow of vastly improved power. However, once she hits a person, the Reiatsu flow suddenly reverts to it's normal state, which is a jarring feeling, and prevents the use of this or it's brother Motionless Fist for the next three posts. It is also slow to build up like it's brother, and so isn't something to be used on a budget of time


Ability 2 - The Bell Tolls For Thee: A skill much more mental than physical, this Ability disturbs the opponent with a combination of intense eye-contact, confident posture, and aggressive body language. Most people that are not highly disciplined will feel as if the user is larger than they appear, and are pushing their psyche down with something different to Spiritual Pressure. This technique loses efficiency on targets to manic or egotistic to consider other people may be superior to them, and is of limited efficiency against targets who have a steely mental fortitude.

Ability 2 - Fotarbeid [Footwork]: The execution of this technique appears simple, but it requires great speed and martial skill to pull off. It allows the user to get behind their target in the blink of an eye, so quick it appears as if they have vanished, and gives them a short window of time to make use of the lack of preparation for a blow. Many factors play into this, however. They must have a stable footing, nothing that could cause them to slip in their high speed movement, such as ice, water, or uneven ground, and they must be in close range - no further than six feet away - or they will not be able to cover the distance fast enough to catch the person off guard. Very perceptive people or people with great reactions are also a bane of this technique. It requires Master in General Speed and Master in Hakuda [or racial equivalent] before being utilized.

[adm]Approved. Add to profile.[/adm]