Board Thread:Important Logs/@comment-31966106-20170512053819/@comment-26068742-20170519085442

The moment Arkham had been summoned Obelisk eyes would’ve turned towards the incoming corpse coming right at him. The Jutsu he was using was flawless enough for Obelisk to even admit he loved things like this, but this did not take away his fighting ability. The Rinha wouldn’t need to do anything thanks to Shinra  the moment the body would’ve charged towards him the aid of his teammate Shinra had sliced the entire ground causing their foe to lose control of the body he had laced his chakra threads with.

“Hmph! My turn!”

The body would’ve landed at Obelisk feet  this gave Obelisk enough time to leap onto Arkham back to take flight now out of range. The moment Obelisk took the skies he heard Myoo on the coms asking him to take care of his Water clone not even saying a word Obelisk would’ve guided Arkham and soared towards his water Clone which was in mid air aiming to snag him on top of Obelisk too before aiming to gain height over the battlefield. He would’ve watched as he weaved these hand seals  Ram → Tiger “Water Release: Starch Syrup Capturing Field!” The user expels high-viscosity, chakra-infused water, aimed at a surface of wide scope. This is a stream of sticky liquid which can be used to form an adhesive trap that can inhibit a person's mobility. One can effectively reduce their enemy's area of activity with this technique, and has the effect of being able to take complete control over the battlefield.

Obelisk would’ve formed this seconds before Shinra would’ve came from other ground with everyone working as a team Obelisk felt it was his duty to help them out being airborne the trick was for him to trap the small area around Rippu making sure not to hit Myoo or Shinra with his attack, if this had landed if would’ve gave Shinra the time he needed to yank him from  under ground but seconds within this jutsu Obelisk would’ve felt his curse mark pulsing once more enough for him to drop to one knee on Arkham while being airborne.