Flowing Light Hundred Strikes

== Technique name ==
Flowing Light Hundred Strikes
== Technique Effects ==
Flowing Lights Hundred Strikes is an advanced child technique that requires mastery of the Winter's Breeze technique. As with the Winter's Breeze technique, this requires a certain level of skill with chakra flow. It requires either two wakizashi or a single katana. By compressing chakra into their blades, a samurai can use the Flowing Light technique. Upon swinging their sword, the chakra is released in a single crescent shaped beam that can hit someone from up to thirty feet away. The chakra released from this attack expands and becomes highly agitated, to the point that nearly anything that passed through it would burn from the extreme heat it puts off.
This crescent expands in a single direction for nearly thirty feet before it comes to a halt. The chakra slash often lasts up to a minute before dispersing. The damage this technique is capable of committing has often caused shinobi to speculate that some samurai have a sword sharp enough (and fast enough) to cut through space and time itself, rending a scar in the fabric of reality. This is merely rumor however, as it is simply a large area of heated chakra that vibrates against the air with enough force to cause anything to enter it's path to recieve a severe burn.
== Technique Rank ==
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== Technique Element ==
Flowing Light Hundred Strikes technique, like it's parent jutsu, Winter's Breeze, is a form of chakra flow.
== Technique Creator ==
This jutsu was originally developed by a ronin that's name has been redacted. The only information known about this ronin is that he was exiled from the Iwamoto clan. The development of this technique was his attempt to create a technique that resembled a shinobi's jutsu. Due to this taboo, use of this move is rare within the samurai's rank.
== Technique History ==
Samurai are strange warriors. They refuse to copy the teachings of the shinobi way, and as a result, have become powerful and weak in their own ways. Skills that resemble ninjutsu are rare, but some do exist. Samurai are brought up their entire life on a different style of training. This training has resulted in a lack of chakra elements. This means that no samurai will ever be able to use ninjutsu or genjutsu. Samurai such as the unnamed ronin however, have proved that it is very possible to create styles that come close.
== Technique Pros & Cons ==
Pros:
*This jutsu is long ranged, which often catches shinobi off guard when fighting a samurai.
*It is one of few styles that have a lingering effect. They can use this to bend the land to their advantage.
*The very front of this jutsu is capable of cutting through substances as hard as stone.
​Cons:
*Using this technique requires a large amount of chakra.
*This technique can be seen as taboo by other samurai.
*Samurai can also be hurt by the lingering chakra crescent.
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