Blood Seal

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This is a custom clan trait for the Daosumi Clan

Kanji Eyes

The Kanji Eyes are a type of blood seal that was created by Zilva's mother that allows a Daosumi to see the world as a complex kanji. When activated, the Daosumi's eye sight is switch into a sort of 3-Dimensional drawing. The Kanji eyes can only be placed on the Daosumi by another person with Fuuinjutsu as their main ability. These eyes cost 10 CP to activate and 5 CP per post to keep activated. When activated, the markings that were made on the Daosumi's eyes flare up and become very prominent over the rest of their eye. These eyes allow the Daosumi to mark and keep track of certain things and people in their mind by assigning each thing to different kanji glyph. When the Kanji Eyes are activated, every organism in the Daosumi's vision becomes branded with a glyph that overshadows them. These glyph are divided into broad categories such as 'Tree' or 'Cat' at C-rank but the Daosumi gains the ability to customize this vision to become far more useful. At B-Rank, the Kanji eyes are able to focus to a point that only show the glyph for other people and these glyph are visible through obstacles within 50 feet. With the ability to see the glyph through other objects the Daosumi can predict where people are and what direction they are going. At A-Rank a Daosumi can alter the glyph of a certain person and change it into a unique glyph. This is done by drawing a custom glyph on the person that they wish to mark. People that are marked with these personal glyph show up as that glyph when the Daosumi activates their Kanji eyes instead of the regular glyph that other people show up as. This can also be done for other objects in order to set land marks or for other uses. At S-rank the Daosumi is able to mark things without directly placing the seals on them by altering their vision directly. This makes for easy targeting and marking and makes the Kanji eyes an important tactical asset.

Subject: Re: Blood Seal Sat 21 Jan 2012, 4:13 pm

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