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Jubaku Satsu (Tree Binding Death)
Rank: B
Type: Genjutsu
Handseals: Yes
Chakra: High [Cast] - Low [Sustain]
Special: Produces up to a single tree, plus one more each time retrained, However, after every third retraining, the chakra consumption of this technique will go up by one. The more trees the user can create, the more choices they have as to where they can appear while attacking the target.
Description: Jubaku Satsu is a more advanced Genjutsu technique utilized by illusion experts. After forming the needed hand seals, the caster will suddenly disappear and approach their target. Once near, a tree will grow at their feet and its branches will bind them so they can no longer move. Once the illusion makes them believe they are captured, the user will appear from within the very tree itself, allowing them an opening to attack their target effectively. The user may also attack from a distance if they choose but the distance must be within their Kouryoku range.
Domain: Inton

[red]-100 exp[/red]

Nehan Shouja no Jutsu (Temple of Nirvana Technique)
Rank: S
Type: Genjutsu
Handseals: Yes
Chakra: High x3
Special: Can only be used once per thread, plus one more each time retrained. However, after every retraining, the chakra consumption of this technique will stack another "High" consumption. Effective range cannot be moved once cast and remains where the user initiated the technique. Becomes ineffective once the user or the opponent (somehow) leaves the technique's range.
Description: One of the most advanced visual Genjutsu techniques, Nehan Shouja no Jutsu is a Genjutsu technique that allows the caster to place a large body of people into a unconscious state. Although anyone can avoid the spell by forming and using the Kai technique, using this while undetected ensures a large success rate, as its unexpected nature is what catches most victims off guard.
Domain: Inton.

[red]-300 exp[/red]

Haisekishou (Burning Ash Accumulation)
Rank: B
Type: Offensive.
Range: See special!
Handseals: 6.
Chakra: High
Special: Distance that ash can travel and size of the ash cloud depends on the user's highest 'Enkou Shinka' rank, halved. Ash is expelled through the mouth in the form of a stream. Cone measures 90 degrees at opening. Explosion resembles napalm. Each time retrained, extra 'B' ranked burning damage is stacked; however, after every third retraining, chakra consumption will go up by one. Can be trained a maximum of 4 times.
Description: After forming the needed handseals, the user will expel an ash cloud from his mouth, tinted a dark stoic gray. This large cloud will quickly begin to envelope the area in which a foe stands and when the user clicks their teeth, the cloud will ignite in an violent, fiery napalm-like explosion.
Domain: Katon. Enkou Shinka 'B'.

[red]-100 exp[/red]

[red]> TOTAL -500 EXP PLZ <[/red]

He had been called upon. His master, the only person he truly followed in this world, had required his services once again. It had been quite some time that he had been called upon. Kohaku was even crazy to generate the idea that he was finally free. But once you swore allegiance ROOT, you could never truly leave. You were bound to serve the organisation for life. If you ever thought about turning on your brothers; there was no chance for escape.

His hood was carefully placed over his head, enshrouding his face in a grim shadow. It was all standard protocol when attending these meetings. Everything about the organisation was secretive. Kohaku wasn't even sure of the other operatives in the organisation; who they were and what potential lay within them. He just did what he was told by the Lord Hokage. That's all that really mattered; pleasing the leader. Through him they could achieve anything.

Kohaku's hands were tucked away with the pockets of his jacket. He had finally arrived to the rendezvous point, on time for the meeting with Lord Hokage. The wooden bridge echoed his footsteps as he slowly paced behind where the Hokage was standing, gazing off into the illuminating moonlight. Dropping to a kneel, Kohaku hung his head down in the form of a bow. Respect was always appreciated by all who received it.

"Yūhi Kohaku reporting for duty, my Lord," he hissed from his bowed position. He was the first one there from a total of four members. He wonder whether the others would show, and what Lord Hokage wanted from them. It was often a serious task when the ROOT needed to be involved. Perhaps it was time to implement some changes around the Hidden Leaf? Kohaku listened intently to what the Hokage would say, also keeping his eyes out for arriving members.

At first, Ren attempted to ignore his over-the-top response to winning the battle. His victory was nothing special. It was Hakimoto's time to go. If only they had met when the Kaguya ninja was in his prime. Perhaps then, the results would have been different. But, the gloating continued. She did not appreciate any of it one bit, developing an accumulation of distaste for the lad within her stomach. It was time to lay down the ground rules for the new recruit.

"First of all," she announced to him as they walked along the path, "you're going to need a reality check. You'll be referring to me as Madam R, nothing else. Secondly, you will not make any further cheesy remarks in my direction concerning my beauty. You're lucky you are some use to me. Otherwise, you would've been put to death back with your friend back there." She was alluding to the Kaguya man who had just been slain.

The road was long ahead of them. There was much walking to do, which meant a prolonged time period they needed to spend together. It was time for Kosakana to perhaps change his persona. He wasn't appealing to the woman at all. Her growing distaste for the boy would only lead to his dislocation from her inner trust circle. Perhaps when they arrived at the compound, she would even just throw him on guard duty outside the compound itself.

Her facial expression and tone in her voice clearly accentuated her inner feelings for what the boy was saying. Ren was the type of woman that provided benefits to people on her good side. If you were unlucky to fall on her bad side... then the remainder of your life would be turned into a misery. As for now though, Kosakana remained in the middle of the two sides. How he acted for the rest of the walk would determine his potential employment future.

"You're very disrespectful to your Hidden Village and your family. Though, that would probably be why you've turned into a rogue. We at the Jaq Conglomerate focus on the idea of family. The organisation is one big family with Mr. Jaq as the head. And no one dogs on the family. Remember that," she spoke whilst inspecting her surroundings. Behind her, the two guards shifted closer to shove you from her personal space.

"So tell me... Kosakana. Why are you listed as a rogue-ninja? What did you do to cause your exile from the village?" She was interested in your past. You could often judge people from their history. Akuharu better had been a quick thinker. Too much delay and she would be onto his lies in an instant. He was to choose his words very carefully, ensuring that he didn't contradict anything that he had already brought forward. Madam Ren listened intently.

With the young Kekkai's vision still out of the question, it would be highly unlikely that he was to see Kohaku's incoming strike. With this being the case, it was even more likely that the boy had been struck in the head with the sheath of the ninjato. The sheath itself also bore the weight of the sword in its strike, meaning that it would be quite a heavy pummel directly into the incoming face. The Kekkai's fighting-style was quite strange.

If this was the case, the Kekkai boy would be severely concussed from the incoming strike to the extent to which he would possibly be knocked out. From this state of unconsciousness, Kohaku would then take full advantage of the situation. He would lean down into the pockets of the boy and strip him from all the ryo he had on him. From there he moved away from the body and aim his sheath toward the ground. In the dirt nearby, he began to write.

"Always take advantage of the opening," he wrote mockingly down upon the ground. It had been a victory for him. He laughed to himself as he re-attached his sheath back onto his waist. From here, he would simply walk away with the money he had attained as the 'prize' for being the victor. The young Kekkai boy would eventually awaken from this state of unconsciousness, possibly coming into realisation that his head hurt and his pockets had been stripped empty.

But by then, Kohaku would be long gone.

SPOILER: Click to show

— Exit after Ryo has been taken.
— We realz need a GM to look at this.

He lifted his head from the withdrawal of his spinal chord to greet the flying crate head on. As the crate smacked against his head, it shook him around a bit as shards of wooden obscured his vision briefly at the area in front. From there, his anger grew, and he began to seemingly ignore the pain (of course with the assistance of his damage reduction passive skill). Growling, once again, Hakimoto let loose a fury of angry chants from his mouth.

With his eyes finally coming back into realisation, after the obscurity of the wooden crate, Hakimoto looked ahead to see where his target was now standing - right in front of him. He confusingly looked downward to see a scythe plunged within his chest, seemingly feeling no pain as the blade sat there in his gut. He glanced back up to the face of the boy, shocked that he had been killed so quickly. Falling down upon his side, the dishonoured Kaguya slowly began to die.

For the last few years of his life, the Kaguya warrior had lived in both pain and regret. Regret for the things he had done, which had forced him to become a rogue ninja, and the pain of being alone since his exclusion from the village. His friends and family were no longer able to communicate with him due to his rogue activity, sworn to follow the Mizukage in his decision of exile. "It's not worth it kid," Hakimoto whispered as his life force faded from him.

The pounding of his body as it hit the ground was accompanied by claps from the other side of the battlefield. The red-headed woman stepped in between the protection of her two goons and moved over to greet you. Of course, following quickly behind her were the two guards. As she came over to congratulate you on your accomplishments, the two thugs stripped the body of the Kaguya man from all of his goods.

The crowd casually moved back into the tavern, as if it was a normal occurrence for someone to be challenged and die outside. Whilst the crowd moved, the red-headed woman spoke. "My name is Ren. I work for a man named Jaq as the Head of Security for his organisation. I often come out here to find potential workers for the corporation. After what I saw there, you're perfect for the job!" She seemed to be quite enthusiastic over your performance.

Although it had only been a brief fight, the man you fought was simply a taste of what was to come. A washed up Kaguya Missing-Ninja was nothing compared to what the organisation held. If you were to get closer to Jaq, you would have to prepare yourself for much more. But if you were able to manipulate Ren, perhaps she could lead you into the inner circle. She moved off after her guards had completely taken anything of value off the Kaguya.

"Walk with me," she said in your direction, "and tell me a little bit about yourself. I didn't quite catch your name before." Now was your chance to address another required skill of the ANBU-unit. Persuasion and manipulation. Although not the most easy of jobs, if you became good at it you could accomplish almost anything. Should you follow, the four of you would walk along the path leading toward the compound where you were required to be.

OOC — sorry for the delay, was just waiting for a judge's response in PM before I continued.

Kohaku continued to watch as the boy simply circled around him, completely blind and oblivious as to what would occur next. Now that the boy was completely blinded, it would be unlikely that he would be able to dodge the next attack. The senbon launcher was loaded at the ready with five in the chamber. It was the simple game of aim and fire now. He kept his movements sharp and silent, not whispering a sound as he raised the launcher to aim at the neck level.

As the blinded boy would come around again, Kohaku decided against what he would've done. If he had fired the flurry of senbon into the boy, moving at least 16 metres per second, the boy would most probably die if they were to hit a vital area. He wasn't going to simply take someone's life in a training session. The boy was young and had years of promise left within him. He lowered both his hands on to the sheath of his ninjato.

Within a second, Kohaku leaped forward into the route of the incoming boy. With the boy completely oblivious as to what was occurring around him, there would be no way he could predict what was incoming next. The sheath was swung through the air toward the head of the boy. The objective was simple: render the lad unconscious with the strike. The blunt shape of the sheath would not cause an opening of flesh, simply a heavy concussion to his head.