• [color=teal]Name ;;[/color] Chainburner

• [color=teal]Rank ;;[/color] A

• [color=teal]Price ;;[/color] 4000 (Damascus Steel Blade) + 1000 (Carbon Fiber Handle) + 1500 (Silver Trigger) + 3000 (Black Trigger ¾) + 6000 (Black Trigger Full) + 4000 (A Rank Weapon) = 19,500

• [color=teal]Durability ;;[/color] Blade: 200, Hilt: 100

• [color=teal]Description/Abilities;;[/color] Chainburner possesses two triggers parallel to the hilt, the closer being silver and the furthest black. When the first trigger is pulled, chakra is fed from the user into the weapon, rotating the gears. With enough chakra used, these gears are able to spin fast enough to rotate the chain around them with enough force to shatter and grind through stone, as well as rend through flesh and blood. As long as the user has chakra to provide, the gears will continue to rotate. This ability is treated as B Rank.

When the user pulls the black trigger, it will open up hidden panels in the gears and allow for Fire-nature chakra to be pushed through the weapon. When it reaches the ports, it will be pulled into the suction from the wind produced by the chains rapid rotations. After the trigger has been pulled ¾ of the way in, a sparkplug will ignite inside the hilt, igniting the fire chakra. When this process begins, smoke will begin to trail from the exhaust pipe located on the other side of the handguard. As well as ripping through whatever it touches, the chain will now also cause burn damage. This ability is treated as A Rank.

By pulling the trigger all the way, it will release the catch holding the chain in place, causing it to fly from the weapon at high speeds. The speed at which this chain is flying as well as the potent fire chakra empowering it make the 6 foot chain capable of punching through most metals. This is considered an S Rank ability.

After the chain has been launched, the user will have to manually retrieve the chain or equip a new one to Chainburner for it to be effective once again.

• [color=teal]Appearance ;;[/color] Exactly 3 and a half feet long, this ‘sword’ is considered unorthodox due to the fact that it lacks a blade. Instead, drawn from the hilt is a 3 foot array of gears placed on a trim of steel. Beneath these gears is a large hand-guard, measuring 7 inches in total length, which includes two triggers that extend down the base of the hand-guard. Extending from the opposite tine, a thin exhaust pipe peeks from the painted steel.

The gears themselves are almost always wrapped in a long chain, so their teeth are normally unseen. However, the cog itself is painted a deep black. The thin steel beneath the gears was polished, but otherwise left alone when installed. This mirrors the triggers, with the one closest to the hand left un-painted while the further is a deep black. All trim and caps on the weapon are painted a rust color.