01-08-2009, 03:57 AM
Ice Javelin: As the name implies, a javelin is formed out of ice. It is then propelled at the oponnent. The ice is especially concentrated, and is therefore much sharper and more solid than an average spear. Because of the cognitive effort required it is a last inning attack, and only used in the most dire situations.
Blade fury: A thin steely sheet of ice is formed, then shattered by a ki prepellant into multiple very sharp shards of ice. In being prepelled the ice slivers and blades continue forward at a high rate of speed, leaving the weak wounded and the strong scraped and bleeding.
Blade fury: A thin steely sheet of ice is formed, then shattered by a ki prepellant into multiple very sharp shards of ice. In being prepelled the ice slivers and blades continue forward at a high rate of speed, leaving the weak wounded and the strong scraped and bleeding.
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