Board Thread:Konoha General RP/@comment-24714922-20170616013020/@comment-24714922-20170618001633

As Aurora charged Shien the incoming explosive kunai came into view, with little time to react she attempted to soften the blow by rotating her thrusters so that were facing her direction of travel and firing them. This would effectively slow her down quite rapidly before pushing her backwards, and if the Kunai was caught in the thrusters propulsion it would be knocked away before exploding, Resulting in Aurora only being buffeted by the shockwave as opposed to the actual explosion itself. Of course, the shockwaves caused Aurora to stumble and lose her footing but she didn't go hurtling away like she would have originally.

She recovered in time to see Shien retreat into the treeline, he had the advantage in there, open spaces were Aurora's fighting grounds, but Shien's was clearly tight spaces. Aurora had to consider her options, she couldn't just charge in there blindly. Even in Stage One, she knew that. She drew her Twin Fuma Shuriken and unfolded them after attaching a piece of wire to each, the wire was so thin that it was almost impossible to see and strong as steel. She looked at the treeline and began to approach before throwing the Shuriken into the forest. Her Fuma Shuriken possessed Preemptive sharpness and with the increased strength that Stage One granted her her throws would be also stronger, and the blades of her shuriken would effectively cut through the trees. But that wasn't her intention, she was trying to drag Shien out of the treeline, and if that meant cutting it down so be it. She would tug in the wire due to the other end being tied around her index finger, one Shuriken attached to her right, the other to her left. She was using the Manipulated Shuriken Technique, but due to it being her first time she had to make more noticeable movements. Regardless, her Fuma Shuriken would cut through the branches like butter, making less areas for SHien to hShiens slowly the cover of the Treeline was whittled down.