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Post by Misato Ketsugōi on Mar 10, 2017 3:57:31 GMT
The final was upon her. Misato, who had always adored Touka Enka, finally desired total completion of her blade. Alone and out in the wastelands once more Misato activated her bankai during a thunderstorm. The pulse of her blade exploded outwards in a fiery explosion that ignited more than she was use to. Reality itself began too split apart at the seams with Misato at the core, she felt her own existence popping out of reality however she needed to get a firm grasp on her own existence. The blade would not overwhelm her as other bankai users in the past from their own blade. While she had not precisely known about other bankai she really wanted to get hers down. Nobody knew she had it so now was time to finalize her complete mastery over not only Touka but herself. Misato took in a deep breath and yellowed out, allowing the flames to consume her existence while retaining who she was. The reality warping powers of Touka Enka was trying to over right Misato but Misato held fast onto her own existence. She retained her first and last name, the name she gave herself, and also what she adored and what she hated.
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Post by Misato Ketsugōi on Mar 10, 2017 3:57:50 GMT
This very power would not consume her.. The dimension in which she sometimes fled acted as a housing for all kind of powerful flames that would ravage reality itself while Misato tried containing it inside. The reality consuming flames did their best to take over Misato but as she kept her twin blades tuck into the ground, as the lavender flames tried consuming more than just Misato and the space around, she kept her teeth grit heavily and did her best to suck back in the flames while, in a sense, letting them go. in a sense this was Misato's true test at overcoming who she was, her desire for combat was here. Maybe she could allow the flames to lose control since she could be blood thirsty at times but Misato felt if she did that then she would lose a piece of herself, and she did not want that. So rather than allowing her own self to be consumed by Touka Enka's flames she sucked them back inside her pocket dimension. In this sense she saw the flames as her passion and she needed to keep that passion in check for fear of losing control. However, she would not give in so easily to her desires.
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Post by Misato Ketsugōi on Mar 10, 2017 4:26:01 GMT
Why was Touka so damn annoying? Oh right, she was like Misato. Her internal desires exploded outwards in varying colors looking like a rainbow. She was in pain yet felt good at the same time. In an attempt to pull her flames back into where she was Misato reached out her right arm with blade in hand. She extended a mental hand over the flames synchronizing it with the space rending flames and then to become truly part of herself. By drawing in the flames Misato forced them back and suppressed all until nothing remained but a hazy outline of smoldering hairs. Great, some of her hair was burned but nothing very noticeable. She'd grow it back over a week's time. She took a deep breath and realized something was off here. The air was burned up yet how was she breathing? That was strange, very strange. So then just precisely how was she breathing? Her lungs were breathing in the flames produced by her bankai yet they weren't burning up her lungs. That was an interesting turn of events. Supposedly she could breath fire and heat now. Wait, how does one breath heat? Uh, questions for later on in the story.
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