Iron Champion: Zeich Yajuu vs Kazuko Shiba

The air stank. Zeich wrinkled his nose slightly as he appeared within the factory, transported there in a simple shift of movement. One moment he had been waiting within the grounds of the tournament, awaiting his bout for the first round, and the next he had found himself in a large factory-like setting. It was interesting, the way by which he had been moved; the official that was in charge of Zeich’s match had simply stood before him and raised his hands, Reiatsu surrounding the man’s palms before surrounding the Third Seat in a bright light. In a moment there was a tugging sensation, and the idea of movement, but Zeich didn’t actually seem to move; rather, the world around him seemed to just change, as if he had blinked, leaving him in the new setting.

The area was a large factory, its ceiling rising high overhead, about five stories overall. There were three floors within that area; the first was the ground level, with a cement floor that covered an enormous area, with walls far enough away from one another that anyone would be hard-pressed to see from one to the other. Every little bit, about eighty feet apart, a set of four large vats that were each roughly twenty feet across and about fifteen feet tall were placed in a square formation with a gap between them so that they were instead set in pairs. Above this gap, which was roughly five feet wide, there were long catwalks that extended from each walkway, one for every set of vats. The walkways themselves could be accessed two different ways; there were stairs at either end of the walkway, and there were ladders near each catwalk in order for one to climb up without having to walk to either end of the long walkways.

The battlefield seemed suited to Zeich, at least as far as he knew; after all, he had a lot of space to maneuver, which meant he could fight at his fullest. There was no air ground here in the human world, but with the Advanced Air Ground technique he had recently learned there was no problem; he could create his own with his Reiatsu. Combining that with a large amount of open space, and Zeich could quite literally attack from any angle, and make use of his high speed to slip past opponent’s guard with ease. In other words, this battleground was suited for him; whether that was good luck or something else did not matter. The Third Seat was confident that he could win his battle however, as long as he was careful and kept his mind clear in this battle. That, and assuming the Shadow didn’t interfere.

The Shinigami closed his eyes for a moment, preparing himself mentally. He recalled his mission: to enter the tournament and make the way through it to deal with what the mysterious promotions claimed was another Soul Key. The Soul Key, the key that would allow access to the Spirit King’s Court, was something far too dangerous to be in anyone’s hands, let alone the many spiritual beings that were taking part in the tournament. No human, Hollow, or anything in-between should be allowed to possess such a thing. Several representatives from Soul Society had been sent to enter the tournament and win their way to the Key, as it was apparently too well-guarded to simply take it. Any one of the Shinigami winning the tournament would count as a mission complete, securing the Key and either destroying it or concealing it to ensure its safety.

Unfortunately, luck was not in Zeich’s favor; already in the first round, he was fighting against another Shinigami. There were a handful of them in the tournament, so it was not surprising that there would be matchups between them, but the hope had been that encounters would be few until the final rounds, so that the advantages would be stacked in favor of the Shinigami. Regardless, however, Zeich’s mission was to do his best to reach that Soul Key, regardless of the opposition; being paired against another Shinigami meant nothing. He would not aim to kill, as the other would be his ally, but he would aim to win. To an extent, it was better that he knew nothing about Kazuko Shiba; there was nothing to hold him back from fighting at his fullest before stopping short of a killing blow. There were no relations, no ties to this man aside from their shared faction.

Let’s make this quick, Haiiro. The last thing we need is to delay in our misson. The Third Seat’s eyes opened, and he reached down to pull Haiiro from its sheath, a quiet rasp announcing the weapon’s unsheathing. He was ready for battle; there was no doubt in his mind. Whoever we are up against, we will defeat them, and complete our task.

((OOC: Class up chosen, putting Zeich at Class 2.))

It seems the first move is mine. Zeich said nothing as his opponent stood before him, drawing his weapon. Immediately, the Third Seat analyzed the man, noting several features about Kazuko, as his name had been given at the start of the tournament. The first thing that he noticed, as he was sure many people did, was the man’s short height; it gave Kazuko both advantages and disadvantages based on how his opponents reacted. One thing Zeich would have to do is adjust his punches; his blows, which normally aimed for the chest or stomach as weak points—the sternum wasn’t very strong, and the solar plexus was an obvious target—would hit the head or throat, both of which were effective blows but were ultimately not suited for the way Zeich fought. He would have to alter his angles a little bit, but that would not be a hard adjustment.

The second thing Zeich noticed was Kazuko’s cloak; to the Third Seat, this was a foolish garment, as it provided handholds from all sides. It would not be hard to grab it from behind to interrupt movement, and it would make for a great tool to blind Kazuko should Zeich deign to toss it over the other’s head as a distracting move. Finally, the last thing that Zeich recognized was the other Shinigami’s badge; it marked him as a Vice Captain of Squad Nine, the squad that dealt with decryption and analysis. That meant that it was possible for the small man to be very intelligent, or at least good at battle analysis; Zeich could not underestimate the man’s potential cognitive ability. Even the Captain of Squad Nine showed incredible intellect, despite his antics; the two had met some time back and at the time, the Third Seat had seen Captain Souretsu as a disruptive force, hardly worth being called a Captain. However, later research showed amazing results involving the lion’s intelligence, proving that despite his appearance as a buffoon, there was an amazing mind behind it all. That was why Zeich couldn’t underestimate the Vice Captain of the same squad.

Well, Zeich had not expected it to be a match he could take lightly, anyway. Without a shift in expression, he decided it would be best to fight to his fullest right away. His Zanpaktou was brought up to the side, the Shinigami’s arm outstretched as his spiritual presence began to grow. Kazuko’s Energy Sensory would begin to pick up the Third Seat’s growing presence as Zeich called forth his Zanpaktou’s true power, calling it by its name. Though it wasn’t the wolf’s original name, it still had power behind it that determined the shape of his Zanpaktou. As he spoke, Zeich’s voice remained calm, neutral, cold as ice, and it was that absolute calm that people feared far more than the man’s strength.

“Suppress, Haiiro.”

Play This.

Suddenly, Zeich’s sword simply exploded into ash in response to the command phrase. The gray substance surrounded him in a cloud, floating about the Third Seat like some kind of dark mist. This was the true form of Haiiro, whose name roughly translated to “Gray.” This cloud of ash was a deadly weapon, able to be shaped into various forms through the use of its techniques, and Zeich used it to great effect with his flexible and adaptive fighting style. Even now, he already was planning ahead, determining the best use of his various techniques to determine the best form for his Zanpaktou to take in order to use it efficiently in battle.

There were several plans that Zeich could make use of, though he quickly decided, as there was no time for long sessions of pondering in combat. He could sense the strong spiritual strength around Kazuko, which meant that his Reiatsu was probably much more refined and powerful. That would be something to worry about; those with such strength tended to lean towards Kido, meaning that the Vice Captain had the potential to release many powerful spells with a large amount of destructive force and a variety of ranges. This would keep Zeich guessing, requiring that the Third Seat find some way to mitigate that form of offense. The best way to defend against such attacks was to avoid becoming a target, and weakening any attacks that came at him should he be unable to dodge.

The first step was to draw the ash to him, using his Haiiro Ko-To technique. The Gray Coat was an armor of sorts that used Zeich’s Reiatsu Strength to catch and absorb enemy Reiatsu equal to its own power, reducing the effectiveness of Reiatsu-based techniques. Unfortunately, the Third Seat’s own spiritual strength was not impressive, meaning that it was meant mostly for blunting such attacks, rather than negating them. It also came with the effect of suppressing Zeich’s spiritual presence, masking it from detection simply by making it disappear. The downside was that it also made it harder to channel his Reiatsu, causing him to burn more in order to use his techniques. It was worth it, however, for what he needed, and so with that, the Third Seat let the ash coat him in a long jacket made of gray ash, almost like a trench coat that wrapped tightly around his torso, legs, arms, and neck.

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Zeich then leapt forward with a Shunpo, making use of his speed to simply vanish from sight. His Shunpo’s direction did not have him moving directly at Kazuko; instead, it had him moving upwards, appearing directly above the Vice Captain. Zeich quickly used another technique he had recently learned, Advanced Air Ground, and created a platform on which he could stand. For whatever reason, the air ground in this section of the human world didn’t work, but it was hardly an issue for him; the technique he had learned was intended for use outside of the human world, so that air ground was a presence no matter where he was. Atop that, Advanced Air Ground had the ability to allow the user to stand at any angle, as if it possessed its own gravitational pull. Zeich was, at the moment, upside down in a crouching position thanks to that effect, his knees bent as he prepared to spring downwards towards his opponent from an unusual angle.

Zeich had chosen to attack from above simply because it was unorthodox. Normally, one could not make an aerial attack without committing themselves to an angle they could not change as gravity tugged them downwards. It was a tactical mistake, one that could easily be exploited with a predictable trajectory. However, thanks to Advanced Air Ground, Zeich completely negated that disadvantage, allowing him to attack freely from any direction, including above. This, combined with his high speed, gave him a maneuverability advantage over Kazuko, allowing him to keep himself ahead of the man at all times. However, that did not mean it would allow him to keep ahead of Kido; he would have to remain alert, to keep his senses searching at all times.

With a quick movement, Zeich lunged downwards directly from above, tackling the Vice Captain from above. It was a surprise attack, one that would be difficult to counteract; thanks to Haiiro Ko-To, he was unable to be detected by Energy Sensory, and as his attack was unusual, it was unlike that Kazuko would have sufficient time to shift his expectations and look up instead of looking around. If it succeeded, the Third Seat would land atop the Vice Captain roughly, grabbing the smaller man’s right arm by the bicep and twisting it upwards to damage the joint of the shoulder. Zeich’s other hand was at the wrist level as well, causing the elbow to bend backwards, and thanks to the grip Kazuko would not be able to swing his sword about either. The hand was bent away from Zeich as well; most Kido were directed by hand motions, and so naturally having one pointed towards him would prove a fatal mistake for the Third Seat.

“Yield.” Zeich’s voice was quiet as he gave that command, giving another pull on Kazuko’s arm. The man’s ability to resist pain would prevent him from being too incapacitated, in his favor, but the Third Seat was not worried about causing injury; the threat was that he would simply snap the Vice Captain’s arm without remorse, making it useless in upcoming fights or even for the remainder of the fight. Zeich did not want to severely injure a high-ranking officer in the Gotei Thirteen if he could avoid it, but in this case the situation justified it. This was a mission, and both knew the risks and threats that came along with it; there was plenty of chance for permanent injury. “I will only give you one chance. Yield, Vice Captain.”

Remaining Reiatsu: 3117/3500 (-200 for Shikai, -100 for Haiiro Ko-To, -55 for Shunpo (+10% cost), -28 for Advanced Air Ground (+10% cost))

Shikai: 1/10

Ash Portions Available: 0/3 (Haiiro Ko-To Active, +10% Cost Increase)

((OOC: Post edited with Kazuko's permission due to a misunderstanding on the part of one of my techniques.))

Master, danger!

Haiiro’s warning came too late as Zeich lunged forward, ready to tackle the smaller Kazuko and pin him down for a powerful hold. He was surprised when the Vice Captain’s eyes turned up towards him; how had he caught on so quickly? Surely his analytical powers were something to be feared if he could act so quickly in retaliation, and Zeich’s opinion of the man increased slightly. He would have to be far more wary than he had thought, just as he had discovered in his dealings with Squad Nine’s Captain; there was no escaping the logical powers of those who served in the encryption squad, try as he like. Well then, if he couldn’t simply trick Kazuko, he would have to outthink him completely.

Even as he was falling, the Third Seat activated another of his many new techniques, one that he had created and learned himself through hard work and careful trial and error. A jolt of Reiatsu surged through his head, specifically the sections of his brain that controlled emotion, completely calming and settling his entire body so that he could think with complete clarity and logic. Fear and concern slipped away to be replaced by a blank, analytical mind much like a computer’s, one that did not function on emotion. Instead he functioned on logic, focusing on the objective and not the subjective. This was Gigei Mikon: Douzen Heisei, the first technique of many that the Third Seat knew to augment his battle capabilities.

With his mind cleared and sharper, and his fears subsided, Zeich was able to react quickly enough to prepare his counteroffensive even as his arms were bound by the Sai technique. He felt the energy tendrils wrap around his arms and tug them back behind his body, similar to his initial plan to bind Kazuko’s arm in a similar manner. As he found himself falling and about to hit the ground, he released the ash coat that covered him, letting the gray material form a cloud about him once more. This had multiple effects, all of which occurred simultaneously in the moment that Kazuko hit him and released his Bakudo. Between Zeich’s heightened mental reflexes and his speed, the latter of which determined the speed at which his ash could move, there was just enough time before the Vice Captain’s attack in which the Third Seat’s counterstroke came into play.

The first effect of the ash cloud came as it wrapped around Kazuko’s sword blade even as it was raised. The Gray Sheath technique, Haiiro Shi-Su, wrapped ash around the weapon’s edge and dulled it, significantly lowering its cutting force. Zeich knew his spiritual presence could overwhelm Kazuko as long as it was focused, which was exactly what Haiiro Shi-Su did. As long as it was active, the Vice Captain would not be able to cut him at all, and in fact would be subject to a powerful cutback force as he found his weapon unable to slice into Zeich’s body, let alone the Third Seat’s Soul Chain. His Senka technique would instead leave his entire arm scarred from the impact, tearing it apart with deep lacerations if not shattering bones at the same time. It was a deadly defense that came in only a moment, one that would allow Zeich to escape unscathed from his opponent’s attacks.

The second effect would be to envelop Kazuko’s torso in a layer of ash as he moved through it, the Vice Captain’s own Reiatsu serving to anchor the ash as it clung to him in a gray coating that stuck to his chest and neck, as well as partially over his right shoulder. The ash would burn the areas where it clung from the Reiatsu being sucked out, making an irritating sting that would remain a constant distraction as long as it was there. Kazuko was good at ignoring the effects of pain on his body, but the injury caused by the ash’s leeching ability was severe enough that it simply ignored part of that resistance, drawing on the spiritual energies dwelling within the man. It would certainly be enough to make him wince, if not draw his attention frequently, like being bitten over and over by insects; it was painful, though not debilitating.

The main use of the ash coating Kazuko was not to cause that pain, however; it was instead leeching out portions of the Vice Captain’s Reiatsu in order to cling to his body, draining his overall pool and weakening his ability to use Kido over time. Atop that, it would also suppress and block the flows of Reiatsu, causing his techniques to use more in order to be released; a technique that was expensive would become debilitating, and even lesser techniques would become taxing as time passed. Zeich’s Zanpaktou was all about its use in attrition; over time, it drained and stifled the opponent’s Reiatsu pool, suppressing it to the point that any opponent caught in it would find their reserves emptied, leaving them far less fit for battle.

The final, and most effective use of the dispelled coat was the release from Kazuko’s Bakudo; as the coat had been in effect before the spell had bound Zeich’s hands, the spell’s bindings were wrapped around the coat of ash rather than the Third Seat’s actual hands and arms, giving him an inch of extra space in which he could simply slip his arms free from his binding. It was an awkward maneuver despite that, especially since without any acrobatic skill he landed roughly on the ground due to the interrupting attack from his opponent. Still, in the moment while Kazuko would be recovering from the severe injury he would be suffering to his arm, making his dominant hand useless, Zeich would have time to free himself from the spell in time for them both to assume their new positions in battle.

Raising his hand, Zeich made use of his Haiiro Ken technique, forming the remaining ash in the air into a weapon in his hand. The downside to his Zanpaktou’s Shikai was that there was only so much ash to be used, enough to cover three techniques at once besides Haiiro Ko-To, which took all of it. It meant that Zeich had to think tactically about how to use his ash, and use it effectively. In this case, it was to provide himself a weapon rather than stick to just hand-to-hand fighting. He could switch between the two at ease, as he was skilled in Hakuda, use of a katana, and general fist fighting. He preferred a sword, however, as it was the weapon he had grown most accustomed to; having it on hand let him feel his Zanpaktou’s presence more clearly while it was released. And after losing Polaris, Zeich was particularly attached to keeping Haiiro at hand at all times.

The weapon Zeich formed was a simple katana, one with a long gray edge made of ash solidified into a thin metal of incredible sharpness. Despite being made of ash, the weapon’s blade would cut a well as any fine metal, allowing it to be used as an effective weapon. The sword itself was as long as its normal unsealed form, with a balance similar to Haiiro’s basic shape so that there would be no adjustment period. There was one difference, however; the end of the sword’s hilt had a chain attached to it, one that was bladed so that the edges would cut into flesh upon wrapping around it or even just slamming into it. The end even had a hook on it, allowing it to catch flesh or cloth and throw off an enemy’s movements as they found the chain tugging at them and hindering their actions. This weapon was the special appearance meant for Zeich’s Shikai, which normally didn’t have a form due to being a cloud of ash.

With that, Zeich leapt forward in a powerful Shunpo, closing the gap between the two of them in a bare second. Atop that, his first blow was a straightforward stab that would be powered by a Shunpo Karin, further increasing the speed of his strike; the step was performed at speeds more than thirteen times Kazuko’s own movement speed, and then the attack came at the same speed, far beyond what the Vice Captain would be able to move away from. It was even thirty percent faster than his Shunpo step, meaning that if he did not have a comparable defense, then the blade would pass right through his left arm, severing the muscles at the joint of the left shoulder as well as damaging the bone as well, rendering the entire limb useless. It was a calculated attack to negate Kazuko’s means of casting Kido and leave him completely useless for combat without killing him, allowing for a deathless win whose resulting injuries could easily be patched up by Squad Four’s healers.

Once he had made his stab, Zeich quickly pushed off of the ground with a Shunpo, using the force to place himself on one of the catwalks above, a bit to the side of the vats of distilling rum so that any attacks that would damage the catwalks would not leave him falling into the liquid-filled containers. This would have the unfortunate effect of ripping his sword out from Kazuko’s shoulder should the attack land as well, meaning that it would further injure the Vice Captain. Zeich would apologize later, as that had been an unnecessary injury at the point and time, but in the interest of an efficient battle, he couldn’t take the time to remove his sword in case his opponent had a means of retaliation even without his arms.

This is not an opponent I can take lightly, after all… He mused to himself, watching Kazuko carefully. He had to be ready for the next move that came his way, lest he find himself at the mercy of the Vice Captain. Zeich was not going to underestimate the man a second time.

Remaining Reiatsu: 2657/3500 (-110 for Gigei Mikon: Douzen Heisei (+10% Cost), -100 for Haiiro Shi-Su, -50 for Haiiro Ken, -100 for Shunpo Karin, -100 for Shunpo x2)

Shikai: 2/10

[Gigei Mikon: Douzen Heisei] Posts: 1/5 to Disorientation

Ash Portions Available: 0/3 (Haiiro Shi-Shu, Haiiro Ken, one portion attached to Kazuko)

Zeich could feel the rush of power even as he began his offensive strike, feeling the Reiatsu that surged through the air. Haiiro’s ash was blasted away from Kazuko’s weapon, and in fact the general area around his opponent as the man released his Zanpaktou and the power contained within. Fear would have surged up, were it not suppressed, but it was too late for worries or terror; instead, in the moment of his offensive strike he would have to act, to find a way out of what would quickly turn into a desperate situation. Even as he made his motion to strike, things seemed to slow down as his mind took the time to comprehend all that was going on around him in those dire seconds of threatened loss, as only his ability to maintain a clear mind along with his enhanced mental clarity could allow him to do.

He knew what was coming. Zeich’s senses were particularly sensitive, and he could feel the vibrations as earth shifted and reshaped itself beneath the power of Kazuko’s blade. He didn’t know exactly what was coming, what shape it would take or by which means the Vice Captain would actually attack, but he knew it was coming from below. His ability to think calmly, his rationalizing skills, and his increased mental capabilities all worked together to allow him to expect an attack from below, one that was most likely aimed at the legs or lower part of his body to ensure that his only advantage, that of greater speed, would be negated. And whatever it was, it would cover a large area; Zeich could feel the vibrations all about. Staying on the ground would be a poor idea, he determined.

Immediately as spikes rose from the ground, Zeich was forced to cancel his attack. It wasn’t easy, unfortunately; he had already taken that first step in Shunpo, one that would commit him to his strike. It was because of that that he had been required to use a second one, launching him upwards mid-step. It put him up in the air ahead of the dome, even with Kazuko’s abilities; the rock had to close above him, and with the tenfold increase that a Shunpo step gave Zeich he was able to get above the dome before it fully closed. This was a dangerous maneuver however, as he now had to deal with the forward and upward momentums working together faster than even his augmented mental processes could keep up with. As a result, the greatest threat Zeich faced was slamming into one of the catwalks or even a far wall from his motion at ten times his speed, easily enough to break whatever slammed into them.

In fact, the Shinigami did do so in his flight, crashing into the catwalk he had originally hoped to leap up towards. His right arm let out a loud pop as the bone cracked, pain shooting down the entire limb. Zeich rolled roughly atop the platform, clutching at the injured arm even as his sword dissolved back into its ashen state, giving the Third Seat two portions of his ash back. He let out a hiss of pain as he righted himself quickly, knowing that he could not sit still with Kazuko below him. Unfortunately, that meant that he did not have time to secure his injured arm more comfortably, as he couldn’t set it with his lack of medical knowledge, and as a result it would continue to pain him as long as he moved. Still, Zeich’s will would not allow him to simply give up and quit; the pain would be there, a constant agony, but he could fight through it, fight as long as his will didn’t give out.

Running along the catwalk, Zeich kept both his sharp senses and his energy sensory attuned to his surroundings. If he sensed any more surges of Reiatsu from Kazuko, then he would have to act quickly in order to escape once more. He needed time to think, to plan; the injury to his arm was distracting however, causing him to grit his teeth as the pain jolted through the limb with every step. Master, are you going to be well? Zeich shook his head; it was not going to be alright with an injury like this, especially in the hand he typically used a sword in. He was ambidextrous, but habit had given him slight dominance in his right hand, and so while he could fight with a sword in his left hand, it would be slightly more taxing.

Did you notice anything about his Zanpaktou, Haiiro? Anything that would give me a clue as to how his earth manipulation works? It was obvious to Zeich that Kazuko’s power involved earth and the shaping of it in some way, though he hardly had more than a basic premise of the Vice Captain’s Zanpaktou. He had seen two things thus far: the first was the earth spikes that had risen up around Kazuko as a means of defense from below, surrounding him completely. There had not been time to analyze how far they extended, as the dome had threatened his escape and had been a first priority to avoid. Now that there was a few moments for analysis, there was no trace that he could make use of, which was an unfortunate circumstance; it would have been nice to know how far the spikes could extend.

I did notice two things, master; his sword has incredible cutting power, able to tear through the concrete of the factory floor with ease. I imagine that a normal sword can do so, but even so, his did with ease. The second thing I noticed was that he stabbed his weapon into the ground, and it was right after that the earth started shifting and shaping itself. Zeich nodded to himself, understanding quickly; Kazuko’s powers likely required him to have some contact with the earth, which meant that stabbing his sword into the ground was the most likely medium by which it was done. That left two plans of action: Zeich could either negate the sword by either removing it from the Vice Captain’s possession, or he could force Kazuko to leave the ground, thus rendering him unable to manipulate it. Of the two, the first seemed difficult, if not impossible; getting close was made a challenge by those stone spires that could impale him if he remained at ground level, after all.

That meant that the only way to negate Kazuko’s Zanpaktou was to negate his ability to reach the ground. Zeich thought as he continued to look around, trying to consider both his environment and the techniques he had. A plan started to form, particularly as he considered the vats of fermenting alcohol lining the floor every little bit. Each of them were full to the brim, enough to easily coat the whole floor; though it would do nothing to the concrete by itself, Zeich had an idea, one that he could use to turn this battle into his favor. Quickly he formed a simple katana from the ash floating about him, a weapon with no special traits about it, and leapt down from the catwalk a fair distance away from Kazuko. The rest of the ash flew towards his opponent in order to keep him busy dealing with the loss of his Reiatsu. If it managed to, the ash would try and stick to the man’s good arm, so that the pain would be distracting.

Knowing he didn’t have much time, as the Vice Captain was still fairly fast, the Third Seat slashed his weapon through the first vat of fermenting rum. The liquid gushed forth as a large gash opened in the side of the metal, the container’s material no match for spiritual steel. Another two swings had more of the vats ruptured, one cutting through two next to each other to allow the liquid to seep out onto the floor and start to flood it. What Zeich had in mind was a bit of a long shot, but if used properly, it could potentially turn the whole fight around. And with his arm as injured as it was, he would need whatever advantages he could get. A Shunpo would carry him to the next row of vats away from Kazuko, the last in their line, and Zeich slashed those open too, keeping an eye on his opponent, waiting for an attack from him.

The easy part is done, but I’ve got three more rows of vats to do… and they’re all past him. Now it gets tricky…

Remaining Reiatsu: 2507/3500 (-50 for Haiiro Ken, -100 for 2x Shunpo)

Shikai: 3/10

[Gigei Mikon: Douzen Heisei] Posts: 2/5 to Disorientation

Ash Portions Available: 1/3 (Haiiro Ken, one portion attached to Kazuko’s left arm)