Kikai; Chance

Name: Kikai

Looks: Kikai doesn't really have a look. Kiun's eyes begin to glow red and whatever he touches glows the same red color. But beyond that nothing changes.

Ability: Kikai revolves around the transference of compact reiatsu to turn something into an explosive. Since the object is filled with kikai's reiatsu he has moderate control over the object. This means that he can direct where it travels to a certain extent, and only up to ten feet away from him. His reiatsu will remain in the object until it makes contact with a target. Then it explodes.

Envolved Ability: (your ultimate ability, for Ascended only)

Techniques:

Suki -Spade-
This technique is utilized when Kiun places his reiatsu in a card. The card can then be controlled in any way that Kiun chooses as long as it stays within ten feet of him. If it goes past that boundary it will automatically explode. This technique is used as a distraction, since paper doesn't make great shrapnel. The explosion is still enough to leave a sever burn.
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Saikoro -Dice-
This technique utilizes Kiun's talent by forcing his reiatsu into a die. The size of the explosion is determined by the number that he rolls. This is a double edged sword, because if it hits a six and is too close it will harm Kiun as well. He will generally make the die fly past the ten foot boundary before setting it off.
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Kouka -Coin-
Perhaps the deadliest of gambles, flipping a coin. This technique is a more defensive technique. By packing a coin or chip full of energy, Kiun will be able to set it off to explode at any time. The explosion won't burn or injure anything, but it is strong enough to push back nearly any kidou-based attack up to #45. If a living thing jumps toward the explosion they will most likely be pushed back as well. The explosion will only affect things within 2 meters of the coin.
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[[BUMP]]

Increase the cooldown of your first technique to 2..

Approved.

Good deal ^-^

Bah.. I didn't look over this the way I should have... Add a range of how close they must be to be affected by your coin technique.

Edited it