aGri, the Lay of the Land, for Igaki Ariichi
Apr 15, 2014 19:02:53 GMT -7
Post by IGAKI ARIICHI on Apr 15, 2014 19:02:53 GMT -7
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An Overview;;
aGri is an earthen territory based in techniques of the harvest and agriculture that bears fruit in the multiple dimensions of its abilities. This territory is centered around the nurturing of energies, be they the seeds of a plant or the seeds of power planted inside all of all creatures, concentrating the vigor found therein, spiritual or otherwise, and seeing it to fruition. Each stage of its abilities will act as a practical manifestation of the techniques required to get, in a sense, to market: the tilling, the sowing, the cultivation, the harvest, and the razing of the land thereafter. As Ariichi's powers develop, aGri will begin to sprout a score of beautiful plants, called cultuRes, which will work to weaponize this set of abilities.
As a manner of its use, once active, the territory's boundaries expand outwards in a perfect square from Ariichi, its center. Like a well cultivated farm, aGri cannot help but grow as Ariichi's control of his spiritual energy does. As a result, with each step up in class, the farthest reaches of the territory also increase, exponentially, from their once meager beginnings. aGri only has a hold over the terrain defined in its area, and only when Ariichi's feet are in contact with the ground, or medium. With Ariichi as its center, aGri's territory travels with his movement across a terrain, until it is fixed in place upon activation of an upper level technique, not including the Till of Reclamation. When one is activated, the territory's center is fixed on Ariichi's most recent location.
Upon reaching C-Class, the territory will cover a maximum of a deciare, or 10 square meters.
Upon reaching B-Class, the territory will cover a maximum of an are, or 100 square meters.
Upon reaching A-Class, the territory will cover a maximum of a decare, or 1000 square meters.
Upon reaching S-Class, the territory will cover a maximum of a hectare, or 10,000 square meters.
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Power Ceiling;;
Fighting Style;;
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aGri as a tool of escape and evasion is invaluable for Ariichi, and may very well make the difference between life and death. The Till of Reclamation leaves him with a more or less acrobatic fighting style, taking the dips of flowing in and out of the surface to the sky for brief, but swooping attacks.
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Techniques;;
The Till of Reclamation allows Ariichi the unique ability to grant any solid surface that his feet may come into contact with the potential to nurture life, regardless of its original disposition. Through bestowing a small portion of his own spiritual energy into the material, it begins to till itself, turning over and breaking itself for the better. It is this spiritual energy that grants the material its newfound ability to bear life, nurturing whatever seeds of life may lie in its grasp. In any of the lands tilled by his own 'hand', if you will, as they have effectively become seas of his own spiritual energy, Ariichi may effectively swim freely through the material. Any tilled point may become a point of entry for him into the medium. Any surface that is simply too thin for him to submerge himself into will simply allow his passage through to its underside, effectively allowing him to traverse a plane. His motion, while submerged in the medium, is almost like flying unwinged, unpropelled; swimming through the land, some would say.
It is much more difficult for Ariichi to till the entirety of his territory at once than it is to simply create a point of entry by which he may enter the medium, though neither task is exhausting, to say the least. While his turned 'earth' may provide sustenance for the seeds that may be grown within, this technique does not afford Ariichi such a luxury; once he has entered the medium, Ariichi may only remain for as long as he is able to hold his breath. In this technique's, and solely this technique's, use, the boundaries of Ariichi's territory travel with him, essentially rendering the land about him an infinite sea for as long as he may hold his breath, while also involuntarily covering his traces. As the territory moves, however, all of the tilled land reverts to its original state, healing over without a trace of its previous ruin. Prior to his reemergence, Ariichi's presence is revealed by a patch of newly tilled land that appears just over the area that he uses to exit the medium.
In sacrificing some effort, and a bit of spiritual energy, this technique may also be used to entomb things ranging from inanimate objects to his very opponents. The cost of entombing a living being is much greater than that of an inanimate object, and varies proportionately with their respective strengths. Inanimate objects may be buried almost immediately, with larger objects, such as buildings taking a bit more time given their height. The entombment works similar to quicksand, with struggle leading to a more difficult time in escaping.
This technique, though shortsighted in its current usage, will grow with Ariichi's abilities, and in time will afford him the full fledged manipulation of whatever solid surface that he may find himself on. In any case, the surface continues to maintain its natural physical properties, and may be affected by any conventional means that would normally result in its damage or destruction.
With his current standing, D-Class, this fantastical farm boy is simply able to till, or turn over, the solid surface that he finds himself upon, regardless of its composition. His ability to swim in the surface is measured, at best, as he has not yet come to master it. He peaks at a speed around his fastest breast stroke, once he's hit his groove, a relative speed defined by his speed stat. Common seeds or plants receive an immense boost in their growth rate when planted in aGri-tilled medium, growing to full size in mere hours, from one end of the life cycle to the other. Once mature, the plant can continue to grow, reaching ungodly proportions many times their original size.
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