Weiss Makosen

Key: Dezue
Character Name: Weiss
Skill: Makosen

Weiss sat alone in the depths of a volcano staring at a rock sitting out in some lava. He felt a lot like that rock, alone, barren, with not much going on around it except what kept him afloat. It was strange being unfamiliar with so much, even with his own powers. He had been training for awhile but hadn't developed anything new in awhile and decided he was going to work on something so that he could be more formidable and less predictable.

First, with the rock as his target, he began creating a form of energy in his palm, lifting it above his head an releasing it just above him like a sphere. With swift moves he filled the air with multiple spheres as he normally did in battle but less direct. After the sky was full and the rock was surrounded he contemplated letting them loose.

The dragon doll smirked a bit, this approach took a little too long for him, and really just wasn't direct enough for him to consider doing more than once in a battle. He needed something a little more in your face, something more devastating and less flashy. He snapped his fingers and released his technique causing all of the spheres to poof from view. The rock was just a few feet away, but if it was a moving target he would need to worry about it coming in at him. Maybe that was what he needed, just something simple but effective that merely shot out from in front of him that was not just a beam.

Weiss stretched out his right arm and formed a mass of energy in it. With a swipe, a streak of energy formed in its wake, leaving a sort of still trail of ki. With the same hand he aimed at the rock clenching it into a fist, the ki that remained still in the air began to bubble slightly and distort before finally he released his grip and from it came a shower of small beam like ki blasts. Each blast ripped through the rock and bombarded it like a fusillade. It took a quite a bit of energy from him, but the overall effect was pretty rewarding. Weiss simply looked on to through the smoke at his brimstone target. As the debris dust cleared he could see that most of the rock had been pummelled to a rubble and to him that was a sure sign that the move was effective enough in battle, he would just need enough time to charge it, perhaps stunning his opponent prior would make for a much easier connection of the attack.