Post by Daisuke Tamagashi on Jun 9, 2007 19:52:50 GMT -5
Daisuke walked around the top of Kage mountain, looking at his targets. He found it very hard to keep his balance. It was probably due to the fact that he was in the middle of a hurricane. Not even the most skilled Jounin would train in such conditions. Of course, Daisuke was probably stronger than most Jounin. The only thing that made the conditions worse was the rain.
Daisuke took a stance and looked at several uprooted trees. There were five of them being blown away by the wind. Eventually, the wend sent them all flying. Each of them flying in Daisukes direction. Daisuke quickly created four Shadow clones, which all pulled out their dragon Blade. All four clones and Daisuke himself charged at the charging trees. They all slashed in an extremely fast motion. The trees still looked like they were whole aswell. Until...They seperated. Just before they left the mountain. Now, bits and pieces of wood were falling over Konoha. The clones vanished and Daisuke looked at the tiny wood chippings fall over Konoha. He sighed and almost fell off of the cliff due to the high wind speed. He regained his balance and then sat at the edge of the cliif of the Fourth Hokages head.
Daisuke took a stance and looked at several uprooted trees. There were five of them being blown away by the wind. Eventually, the wend sent them all flying. Each of them flying in Daisukes direction. Daisuke quickly created four Shadow clones, which all pulled out their dragon Blade. All four clones and Daisuke himself charged at the charging trees. They all slashed in an extremely fast motion. The trees still looked like they were whole aswell. Until...They seperated. Just before they left the mountain. Now, bits and pieces of wood were falling over Konoha. The clones vanished and Daisuke looked at the tiny wood chippings fall over Konoha. He sighed and almost fell off of the cliff due to the high wind speed. He regained his balance and then sat at the edge of the cliif of the Fourth Hokages head.
