The Demon Flies Through The Snow
- Location
- Fifth Dimension
Deciding that it'll be good for Kham to get out of Suna and experience and learn new things, and wanting to establish a base outside of the purview of the very shinobi he will eventually bring to peace, Villain makes the choice to travel to the Land of Iron, Iron Country. The Land of Iron is a land of samurai rather than ninja, a land of neutrality, and from what he could gather, a land with more technology than the others. Normally, it would be a long, arduous journey that requires a lot of rest and copious amounts of running or walking, but with Khamsin's Desert Bird jutsu, it is a much more leisure experience, akin to a personal airplane.
With his deadpan, raspy voice, Khamsin follows direction and uses the jutsu twice, once for himself, and once for Villain. It still takes hours even with the aerial shortcut, and Villain has to wonder how Kham feels given the change in atmosphere. The Land of Iron is cold and filled with snow, and Villain had neglected to bring anything to warm his newest soon-to-be brother up. He has his cape and his mask, but Khamsin...maybe his Sand Armor, being skin tight, will resolve the issue.
As they arrive, Villain addresses Kham, signaling him to land the two birds.
"Land the birds, we've arrived in the Land of the Iron. From here we can walk, as your powers are tiring." Villain speaks clearly, pointing out the obvious. Khamsin is clearly tired from holding his jutsu for so long, but his status as a Demon Host should allow him to recover quickly.
Being careful, Villain has Kham stay put and stay hidden, as he goes off on his own to collect some materials needed to build a base. He realizes that it's a bit premature...but he has a plan. Using the magnetism of his gauntlet, Villain collects a good amount of metal, while remaining hidden and out of sight of the samurai, and makes his way back. He then guides Khamsin to use his sand to manipulate the metal into what they need.
First, he has Kham harden and strengthen the sand from his gourd, to set the foundation of the base. He then has him use the remainder of his sand to bend and break the metal in the way that it needs to be, to form the rest of their base. He personally welds the metal to force it to hold, using the flamethrower on his gauntlets, and then has Kham completely exhaust his sand, forming the windows of the base, as he uses his fire again to crystalize the sand into glass.
The base is now complete and Kham..is completely without sand, besides his sand armor. And thus Villain has left him with a choice if he wishes to take advantage of the situation, and survive later ones. He can either learn to make more sand, focus on his physical attributes, or even...learn how to fight in close range. And given where they are, he could enlist the samurais' help to do so. Ultimately it's decided that he...
[] Learns how to make more sand (using what's left of his sand armor)
[] Attempts to practice Wind Ninjutsu instead
[] Focuses on his physical attributes
- [] Speed
- [] Strength
- [] Durability
[] Practices his Taijutsu
[] Trains Genjutsu
[] Becomes...a samurai
With his deadpan, raspy voice, Khamsin follows direction and uses the jutsu twice, once for himself, and once for Villain. It still takes hours even with the aerial shortcut, and Villain has to wonder how Kham feels given the change in atmosphere. The Land of Iron is cold and filled with snow, and Villain had neglected to bring anything to warm his newest soon-to-be brother up. He has his cape and his mask, but Khamsin...maybe his Sand Armor, being skin tight, will resolve the issue.
As they arrive, Villain addresses Kham, signaling him to land the two birds.
"Land the birds, we've arrived in the Land of the Iron. From here we can walk, as your powers are tiring." Villain speaks clearly, pointing out the obvious. Khamsin is clearly tired from holding his jutsu for so long, but his status as a Demon Host should allow him to recover quickly.
Being careful, Villain has Kham stay put and stay hidden, as he goes off on his own to collect some materials needed to build a base. He realizes that it's a bit premature...but he has a plan. Using the magnetism of his gauntlet, Villain collects a good amount of metal, while remaining hidden and out of sight of the samurai, and makes his way back. He then guides Khamsin to use his sand to manipulate the metal into what they need.
First, he has Kham harden and strengthen the sand from his gourd, to set the foundation of the base. He then has him use the remainder of his sand to bend and break the metal in the way that it needs to be, to form the rest of their base. He personally welds the metal to force it to hold, using the flamethrower on his gauntlets, and then has Kham completely exhaust his sand, forming the windows of the base, as he uses his fire again to crystalize the sand into glass.
The base is now complete and Kham..is completely without sand, besides his sand armor. And thus Villain has left him with a choice if he wishes to take advantage of the situation, and survive later ones. He can either learn to make more sand, focus on his physical attributes, or even...learn how to fight in close range. And given where they are, he could enlist the samurais' help to do so. Ultimately it's decided that he...
[] Learns how to make more sand (using what's left of his sand armor)
[] Attempts to practice Wind Ninjutsu instead
[] Focuses on his physical attributes
- [] Speed
- [] Strength
- [] Durability
[] Practices his Taijutsu
[] Trains Genjutsu
[] Becomes...a samurai