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Twist And Turn

After taking a break fromhis previous training Eiji decided to get back on track. Next up was a technique that Eiji thought of himself. Up until now it was nothing more than a concept but now he could actually try it out. This was a technique called Twist and Turn. The way it's suppose to go is that Eiji will strike in a three-hundred sixty degree turn making it hard for the opponent to dodge it or to counter it. The technique can be dodged or countered but Eiji can still strike to try and cause minor damage as opposed to major damage. Eiji took a deep breath and gripped both of his swords tightly. His training dummy was set up and ready for him to attack it.

Eiji charged the dummy with both swords. He turned his body and loss control and fell to the ground. This was something Eiji didn't plan for. He got up and tried it again. This time he tried to turn his body to the left but he loss his balance and crashed into the dummy. Eiji pounded his fists on the ground and got up again. Analyzing the situation Eiji ran again and turned his body to the right. He was sucessful. The next part was managing to turn his wrist while striking. Eiji praticed twirling his wrist as he swung his swords. Then he tried it on the training dummy. Eiji turned his body to strike but when he turned his wrist he missied the dummy. This was alot harder than he thought. Eiji turned around then he looked at his wrist. He wondered why he was missing the dummy. He realized that he would have to turn his body and no more than two seconds later he would have to turn his wrist to strike. Eiji rushed the dummy again and applied his new theory to his technique and it worked. For the most part. He still needed to increase his speed so that the opponent would be unable to react. Unless they were faster than him.

Lightining Streak

After resting for a few minutes Eiji decided to perfect another idea that he had. The idea is to blind the opponent for a brief moment. Eiji took a deep breath in and released it slowly. Then he perfromed several handsings ending with the horse sign. Afterwards Eiji concentrated on lightining. How he wanted it to look and feel. Then a small streak of lightining appeared between his hands. His first thought was to throw it to see if he could. The moment he tried the jutsu stopped. Nothing was there anymore. At that moment Eiji realized that he couldn't throw the jutsu. He had to find a way to close the distance to blind the opponent. He tried again and this time he rushed the dummy and out the lightining to the dummy's face. Eiji fell and hit the ground. He scratched his head and wondered why it didn't work. After analyzing the situation he realized that he didn't get close enough. On his third try Eiji performed the handsigns again and charged the dummy. He jumped when he was only three meters away from the dummy. In his excitment he added more chakra and ended up blinding himself for a brief moment.

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