Hirameki Sword-Style [Beginner Techniques]

The Hirameki Sword style is a one handed sword style based around short swords. It favors parrying, and slicing with sharpened tips rather than with the edge of the sword which is used primarily for parries and counters. It is favored by those who wish to keep one hand free to take down the opponent with more lethal attacks. The Hirameki style is dependent on agility and maneuverability, preferring to redirect and flow around clashing blows than take them directly.

Name:Hirameki Style: Inept Fighter's Parry
Rank: D
Type: Bukijutsu
Range: Close [Weapon Length]
Element: N/A
Description:
When an strike as aimed at the swordsman, the blade will move upwards so it is verticle, going along the outer side of the arm. The practitioner will then push the side of the blade against the attackers arm and use the force to spin around the outside of the opponents body, along the arm, either landing behind them or leaving room to run away. As the spin finishes the blade will be moved from verticle to horizontal, the tip sliding down the arm, opening up a long incision along the arm.
Chakra Cost: D - 10

Name:Hirameki Style: Novice's Redirected Incision
Rank: D
Type: Bukijutsu
Range: Close [Weapon Length]
Element: N/A
Description:
The swordsman will attack the opponent with the blade held out as if to stab the opponent. This technique is a large feint, that will seem to an opponent with low sensory perception to be a stab for the face. At the final moment, the user will lower their body by bending the knees more and use the hips to rotate the torso, slicing along the opponents lower torso. Opening a long cut across the body.
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