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 Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 7:44 pm
[ N a M Ñ” ]
[ RosÑ” Koigokoro ]
[ L i N Ñ” S ]
[ 2,060 ]
[15 unused]
Line Activity
3,500 lines lost after old training ground was deleted
-Chakra Edited atfer re-calculating the amount each jutsu cost.
-10 status point subtracted, to get back 1000 lines.
-2500 lines wired to CHRISTINE UCHIHA
+ 500 lines for 1st place in chunnin exams
[a G Ñ”]
[17]
[R a N k]
[Advanced [Jounnin]]
[C h A k R a]
[Firє/Wind/Watєr]
[900]]
[J u T s U]
Fire= firebrick
Wind= Silver
Healing= violet
Water= dodgerblue
[D RANK]
Fuusajin - Dust Wind
Kasumi Enbu no Jutsu - Mist Waltz Technique
Shunshin no Jutsu - Body Flicker Technique
[C RANK]
Chakra no Mesu - Chakra Scalpel
Shousen Jutsu - Mystical Hand Technique
Dai Endan - Great Fireball
Housenka no Jutsu - Mythical Fire Phoenix Technique
Ryuuka no Jutsu - Dragon Fire Technique
Kamaitachi - Cutting Whirlwind Technique
Mizu no Muchi - Whip of Water
Mizu no Tatsumaki - Tornado of Water
Mizurappa - Violent Water Wave
Suirou no Jutsu - Water Prison Technique
Mizukuri no Yaiba - Sword of Draining
Mizu Bunshin no Jutsu - Water Clone Technique
Taihoudan - Large Projectile
Fukumi Hari - Hidden Needles
Soushouryuu - Twin Rising Dragons
Kuchiyose • Tobidougu - Projectile Weapons
[B RANK]
Ranshinshou
Dai Kamaitachi - Great Cutting Whirlwind
Kazegaeshi - Wind Return
Karyuu Endan - Fire Dragon Flame Projectile
Endan – Fireball
Kage Bunshin no Jutsu - Shadow Clone Technique
Kekkai Houjin - Barrier Method Battle Array
Daibakuryuu no Jutsu - Great Exploding Current
Suijinheki - Water Encampment Wall
Suishouha - Water Collision Destruction
Suiryuudan no Jutsu - Water Dragon Projectile Technique
Suikoudan no Jutsu - Water Shark Projectile Technique
[A RANK]
Inyu Shometsu
[S RANK]
Souzou Saisei
Chiyo's Tensei Technique
[A b I l I t I Ñ” S]
Rose has an unparrallaled knowledge or herbs, medicine, and the human body. This edge gives her the insight to know what places to hit, and how to make weaker poisons. In fact, one poison that she has created is on all of her weapons. It is a clear substance, but hardly lethal. It enters through the blood, and attacks the sleep reflex in the brain. After five turns of the entrance into the blood, said opponent will pass out/ fall asleep.
Rose is not strong in the slightest, but flexible and fast. She couldn't take a life to save her own. Her style of fightning goes more twords incapacitating an opponent, or shutting their way of attack down, rather than being lethal or doing major damage.
Poison: Unlocked
[M i S s I o N s]
S--& 0
A--& 0
B--& 0
C--& 0
D--& 0
E--& 0
[B a T t L Ñ” S]
Wins--& [12]
Losses--& [0]
[S t A t S]
Nin--& 100
Tai--& 0
gen--& 0
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Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2008 8:46 pm
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Rose lie outstreched on the floor, with a vast expanse of medical herbs surronding herself. she had been in the cloud village for a week, and she had no idea how she got there, and wh she couldn't remeber anything. Except for, well, the random outbursts of medical knowledge. was she a docter? A medical ninja? Maybe a nurse? Or maybe she had just been good with biology. Rose groned at that, and let herself wonder for a moment. There was so much that could have happened...maybe someday she would remeber. But at the moment, she had to worry about her future. Maybe she could use this medical information to her advantage. Rose rubbed her hands together. Yes. If she was good at this subconciosuly, what wonders would bestow her when she actually knew what she was doing? Maybe the medical field could really take her places. Well, it couldn't hurt to try. After all, it was sights, sounds, and smells that triggored her memory. Maybe some of these herbs would, too. She turned to her first herb. A strong smelling plant with round yellow flowers. Her eyes widened for a moemnt. Thats Tansy! It's great for cough and congestion relief, but must be taken in small doses. "Tansy.." She repeated. Ok. She was still a bit shocked that her herbal experiment worked. It was much easier to jostle her memory with this. things where looking bright. Maybe she was meant for medicine. Rose took a deep breath, then moved over to the other plant. It had hairy leaves, and blue and pink star shaped flowers. she concentrated...and her eyes widened again. a memory of a voice she did not recognize filled her mind. Thats Borage, we use it's leaves. This is great for making quick poltices to bring down fever. she blinked, and smiled. Fever reducer. got it. Next plant. this plant was more weedy, as it was tall stemmed, dark leaved, very sharp smelling, and a thistle. Rose let the next memory wash over her like the ocean tides. Burdock root is a very common thing, Rose. You need to dig it up, wash it off, then grind it into a pulp, like so. this is great to put on wounds to stop, or cure, infection. Hey, this wasn't so hard! Next herb. this one was in front of her right foot, and looked a little like a dandilion. It was flowring a dazzling yellow. Colsfoot the unknown voice repeated in the back of her head. "The leaves can be made into a poltice to cure shortness of breath." Rose stated materafactly. It was than she gasped. the knolwedge was slowly creeping back to her, faster and faster, she needed mor herbs. Her eyes lied on a pink bell shaped flowers. It's leaves where big, and it was a very inviting plant. "Thats...comfrey!" Rose cried, now nervous with joy. It helps wounds heal quicker, and is used in medicines to help broken bones. there was so many other plants in front of her, but Rose grabbed a tiny notebook from her side, and started documenting her information. She illustrated pictures of the plants, and began documenting their uses, for easier use later. all she had to do was dip into her mind, and she had the answer. Rose was tingling with joy. She finished her herb charting and organizing quickly, before moving onto other plants and flowers. there was one flowe that really caught her attention. It was white, and hald long, sweet smelling, fernlike leaves. The juice of the leaves was good for infection, while the roots soothed an upset stomache, or bellyache. This procedure of identifying, sorting, and classifying, went on for quite some time. It dragged on into the early morning hours, until Rose had classified every herb on her floor. Rose sighed, and smiled. What a job that was. She lifted her stiff muscles up, and streched. Long, and smooth. Rose yawned, and then began to gether up her herbs, placing them in bags, jars, and baskets, which she later brought over and placed in a closet. Her official medical supply closet. Rose had mae up her mind. she was going to be a medical ninja. If she had spent so much effort trying to know these things before, she must have liked it.
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Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 10:07 am
Rose Koigokoro's Noob Guide To Herbology --& Borage Leaves
This plant can be distinguished by it's small blue or pink star-shaped flowers and hairy leaves. Great for reducing a fever. In some cases, borage leaves are used in medicines for pregnent woman, as it increases their supply of milk.
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--& Burdock Root
A tall-stemmed. sharp smelling thistle, with dark leaves. The roots must be dug up, and washed off, then grinded into a pulp. It is manily applied to animal bites, or dirty wounds, to cure infection.
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--& Chevril
A sweet smelling plant with large, spreading, fernlike leaves and small white flowers. the juice of the leaves can be used for infected wounds. the roots, once grounded up, are good for bellyache and stomach pains.
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--& Coltsfoot
A flowering plant, a bit like a dandelion, with yellow or white flowers. The leaves can be grinded into a pulp, which can be concentrated, then eaten to cure shortness of breath.
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--& Comfrey
Identifiable by its large leaves, and small bell shaped flowers, which can be pink, white, or purple. The black roots of this plant can be used in a poltice to increase the speed in which bones mend, and soothe wounds.
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--& Dock
A plant imaler to sorrel. The leaves can be grinded into a pulpy consistancy and immidiantly applied to cuts and scratches to soothe, and stop bleeding.
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--& Feverfew
A small bush with flowers like daisies. A poltice of it's leaves can be given to patients who are having trouble controlling their body temperatures. Such as someone experiencing chills, or fever.
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--& Goldenrod
A tall plant with bright yellow flowers. A poultice of it is one of the best herbs for healing wounds. It soothes the pain, and helps increase the speed in which it heals.
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--& Honey
Hard to collect on the field without getting stung. However, great to add to herbal mixtures with bad flavor, or thick consistancies, to make easier to eat. Also great for soothing the throat of someones who breathed smoke.
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--& Horestail
A tall plant with bristly stems that grows in marshy areas. the roots can be grounded and used to treat infected wounds.
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--& Juniper Berries
A bush with spiky dakr green leaves and purple/blue berries. the juice from the berries soothes bellyaches, and helps even breathing.
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--& Poppy seeds
The small black seeds shaken from a dried poppy flower, these are fed to wounded soldiers on the field to help them sleep. It also helps people dealing with the aftershock of a battle.
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--& Stinging nettle
The leaves of this plant are applied to wounds to reduce swelling.
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Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 1:31 pm
Madam Waffles More Proffessional Guide To Medicinal HerbsAgromony --> Agrimony strengthens the whole system, but it works chiefly on the liver. The astringent properties contract and harden tissue. It is absorbed in the system to strengthen and tone the muscles of the body and is therefore a useful tonic. It affects the cells of the kidneys, allowing fluids to pass more readily through the kidneys, so it is a useful diuretic. The astringent qualities of Agrimony help draw thorns and splinters from the skin. It has been recommended to help acidity and gastric ulcers, because it is a good, safe stomach tonic which helps in the assimilation of food. Agrimony contains vitamins B3, K, iron and niacin Alfalfa--> Alfalfa contains health building properties. It helps assimilate protein, calcium and other nutrients. It is beneficial for all ailments because of its vitality and nutrient properties. And the contents are also balanced for complete absorption. Alfalfa contains chlorophyll. It is a body cleanser, infection fighter and natural deodorizer. It breaks down poisonous carbon dioxide and it is the richest land source of trace minerals. It is a very good spring tonic, it eliminates retained water, and relieves urinary and bowel problems. It helps in treating recuperative cases of narcotic and alcohol addiction. The' enzymes help to neutralize cancer in the system. Alfalfa contains a very rich supply of vitamins A, K, and D. It is also high in calcium and contains phosphorus, iron, potassium and eight essential enzymes. It is rich in trace minerals Boneset --> Boneset is excellent for influenza. Dr. Shook says that he has never known this herb to fail in overcoming influenza. Boneset tea was one of the most common home remedies in the last century. The Indians used it to reduce fever, to relieve body pain and for colds. It was given the name of "Break-bone fever" because of the pain influenza caused that felt like breaking bones. It is a mild tonic and very useful in the indigestion of old people. Boneset contains vitamin C, calcium, some PABA, and also contains magnesium and potassium. Buckthorn --> Buckthorn has a stimulating effect on the bile. It does not gripe, and it has a calming effect on the gastrointestinal tract, without being habit forming. It can be used for longer periods without discomfort. If taken hot, it will produce perspiration and lowers fevers. The ointment of the herb helps provide relief from itching. The leaves bruised and applied to the wound will stop bleeding Burdock --> Burdock is one of the best blood purifiers, it can reduce swelling around joints and helps rid calcification deposits, for it promotes kidney function to help clear the blood of harmful acids. Burdock contains anywhere from 27 to 45% inulin, a form of starch, which is the source of most of its curative powers. Inulin is a substance that is important in the metabolism of carbohydrates. In Europe it is used as a remedy for prolapsed and displaced uterus. Burdock, when mixed with Sassafras and made into a tea, is said to release a strong oil that is soothing to the hypothalamus. It also aids the pituitary gland in releasing an ample supply of protein to help adjust hormone balance in the body. It is said that a poorly nourished pituitary gland is sometimes responsible for overweight. Burdock contains a lot of vitamin C and iron. It contains 12% protein, 70% carbohydrate, some vitamin A, P, and B-complex, vitamin E, PABA, and small amounts of sulfur, silicon, copper, iodine and zinc.Caraway ---> Caraway is a powerful antiseptic which is especially useful in relieving toothaches. It is similar to Anise. The two oils are highly recommended for the same purposes. Caraway is very useful when mixed with other herbs, for it helps to correct or modify the action of purgatives such as Mandrake and Culver's Root. When applied locally to the skin, it acts as an anesthetic. It helps prevent fermentation in the stomach, and to help settle the stomach after taking nauseous medicines. It Is useful for all stomach problems, encourages menstruation and the flow of milk, is good for uterine cramps, mucus in the lungs and intestinal gas in infants. Caraway contains the B-complex vitamin. It is high in calcium and potassium, but also contains smaller amounts of magnesium, lead, .silicon, zinc, some iodine, copper, cobalt, and iron. Catnip ---> Catnip has been called natures "Alka-Seltzer." The Indians used it for infant colic, but it also has a sedative effect on the nervous system. It is useful for many ailments: for aJi cases of fevers for its action in inducing sleep and in producing perspiration without increasing heat in the body. In children it is said to speedily overcome convulsions. It is also good for restlessness and colic and as a pain killer, especially for small children and infants. It has been known to help prevent a cold when drinking a warm infusion when you notice the first symptom. It helps in fatigue and improves circulation. It is said to help to prevent miscarriages and premature births. It helps in aches and pain due to flu and upset stomach and diarrhea associated with flu. Catnip is high in vitamins A and C, and the B-complex vitamin. It contains magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, sodium, and has a trace of sulfur Comfrey ---> Comfrey is one of the most valuable herbs known to botanic medicine. It has been used for centuries with success as a wound-healer and bone knitter. It feeds the pituitary with its natural hormone and helps strengthen the body skeleton. It helps in the calcium-phosphorus balance by promoting strong bones and healthy skin. It helps promote the secretion of pepsin and is a general aid to digestion. It has a beneficial effect on all parts of the body, being used as an over all tonic. It is one of the finest healers for the respiratory system, and can be used both internally and externally for healing of fractures, wounds, sores and ulcers. It has been used with great success to check hemorrhage, whether from the stomach, lungs, bowels, kidneys or piles. Comfrey is rich in vitamins A and C. It is high in calcium, potassium, phosphorus, and protein. It contains iron, magnesium, sulfur, copper and zinc, as well as eighteen Amino acids. It is a good source of the amino acid, hysine, usually lacking in diets that contain no animal products. Elecampane ---> Elecampane has been used for intestinal worms, retention of water, and to lessen tooth decay and firm the gums. It is also used for any catarrh conditions. It gives relief to respiratory difficulties and assists expectoration and general catarrhal conditions. Elecampane is one of the richest sources of natural insulin, and is therefore helpful for the pancreas. It is usually preferred in combination with other herbs. It has antiseptic properties and is used in Spain as a surgical dressing and as an antiseptic in surgery.Feverfew -->
Feverfew is not a new herb, it is a rediscovered one, being a natural remedy for pain relief It is considered the best remedy for the worst headaches. It was used in the past as aspirin and codeine are used today. It was used in ague ( a fever of malarial origin), or any ailment where chills, fever or headaches developed. Feverfew is a natural relief for migraine headaches. It is excellent for relieving colds, and in inflammation from arthritis. It is used in dizziness, tinnitus and aids in circulation to the brain and head area. Feverfew contains elements that work synergistically to regulate normal function of the body. It works gradually and with gentler action allowing the body to heal itself works in a natural way to strengthen the body. Feverfew contains high amounts of iron, niacin, manganese, phosphorus, potassium, and selenium, It also contains vitamin A. C Ginger ---> Ginger is an excellent herb for the respiratory system. It is good for fighting off colds and flu. It removes congestion, relieves headaches and aches and pains, and helps to clear sore throats. It is excellent for upset stomach and indigestion. It is very effective as a cleansing agent through the bowels and kidneys and also through the skin. Ginger is an excellent herb to combine with other herbs to enhance their effectiveness. It can also be added to meat dishes to help the intestines to detoxify the meat. Ginger and capsicum work together for bronchial congestion and stuffy noses. It contains protein, vitamins A, C and B-complex. It also contains calcium, phosphorus, iron, sodium, potassium and magnesium.Ginseng --> In the Orient Ginseng is called the King of the Herbs. It stimulates the entire body energy to overcome stress, fatigue, and weakness. It is especially stimulating for mental fatigue. It stimulates and improves the brain cells. Ginseng has a very beneficial effect on the heart and circulation. It is used to normalize blood pressure, reduce blood cholesterol and prevent arteriosclerosis. It is used as a preventive tonic in China. It is claimed to slow down the aging process. It is considered a cure-all herb. It acts as an antidote to various types of drugs and toxic chemicals, and is said to protect the body against radiation. It is said to improve vision and hearing activity, improve working ability, and help to check irritability to give one more poise and composure. Ginseng contains vitamins A and E. It also contains thiamin, riboflavin, B12, niacin, calcium, iron, phosphorus, sodium, silicon, potassium, manganese, magnesium, sulfurHawthorne --> Hawthorn is very effective for relieving insomnia. A poultice of leaves (crushed) or fruit has strong drawing powers and has been used in England for centuries in the treatment of embedded thorns, splinters, felons and whitlows. The fruits are used for nervousness and also in preventing miscarriage. it has been known for centuries as a treatment of heart disease. Regular use strengthens the heart muscles. It has been used in preventing arteriosclerosis and in helping conditions like rapid and feeble heart action, heart valve defects, enlarged heart, angina pectoris and difficult breathing owing to ineffective heart action and lack of oxygen in the blood. Some herbalists recommend Hawthorn to use against diseases before actual symptoms are manifest. This herb is high in Vitamins C and B-complex. It contains sodium, silicon, phosphorus, and some iron, zinc, sulfur, nickel, tin, aluminum and berylliumHyssop --> Hyssop is used in lung ailments. It is good for fevers to help produce sweating. Research has found tat the mold that produces penicillin grows on hyssop leaves, and therefore helps the healing process. It contains essential hormone oil to build resistance to infectious diseases. Hyssop is usually mixed wit other herbs for the best results. The leaves can be applied on wounds to help infections and help aid in healing. It has been used for poor digestion, breast and lung problems, cough from colds and nose and throat infections. It is useful for mucus congestion in the intestines. Lemmon Grass Lemon Grass has a mild effect, which makes it an excellent remedy for people under stress and for women suffering from cramps, headaches and dizziness. It has been highly recommended for feverish colds. It has an astringent or tightenin action on the tissues of the body which helps to stop or slow' discharge from mucous membranes. It is very useful for infants and children's diseases. It ha been used an an anti-fever tea for colds, flu and fevers. It is very high in vitamin A and vitamin C. Lobelia--> Lobelia is a valuable herb. It is well known for removing obstructions from any part of the system. Lobelia is the most powerful relaxant in the herb kingdom, and modem use has shown that it has no harmful effects. Dr. Thomson said that there is no herb more powerful in removing disease and promoting health than Lobelia. It has healing powers with the ability to remove congestion within the body, especially the blood vessels. It has a genuine effect on the whole system. Lobelia is a special herb for bronchial spasms. Lobelia was used externally in a poultice with Slippery Elm and a little soap was useful in bringing abscesses or boils to a head. Lobelia contains sulfur, iron, cobalt, selenium, sodium. Marigold --> Marigold is very useful herb to keep on hand as a first aid remedy. It has been used in the ears to relieve earaches or as a tea for acute ailments, especially for fevers. It is also useful for bleeding hemorrhoids. It is effective as a tincture when applied to bruises, sprains, muscle spasms, and ulcers. It has been used as a snuff to discharge mucus from the nose. It is said by some herbalists to be excellent for the heart and for circulation. It has an excellent effect on old or badly healed scars. Marigold is high in phosphorus and contains vitamins A and C. Passion Flower --> Passion Flower is used in Italy to treat hyperactive children, while in Yucatan it is used for insomnia, hysteria and convulsions in children. This herb is one that doctors should recommend to patients who want to wean themselves from synthetic sleeping pills and tranquilizers. It is quieting and soothing to the nervous system. It does not bring depression nor disorientation. One doctor says that Passion Flower kills a form of bacteria that causes eye irritations. Therefore, it is good for inflamed eyes and dimness of vision. He says in some cases it surpasses eyebright for inflamed eyes and dimness of vision. It is a good herb for nervousness such as unrest, agitation and exhaustion. It is helpful in contolling convulsions, especially in young children. Rosemary--> Rosemary is a strong stimulant especially of the circulatory system and pelvic region. It is considered a proven heart tonic which is not a drastic drug. It is a treatment for high blood pressure. It is used externally for wounds of all kinds including bites and stings. It is excellent for all womens' ailmentS. It helps regulate menses, and should be thought of when there are pains from the uterus followed by hemorrhage. It is a good tonic for the reproductive organs. Rosemary tea will help relieve hysterical depression and is very good for headaches caused by nerves as it is stimulating to the nervous system. It has been considered to be one of the most powerful remedies to strengthen the nervous system. In colds or flu, Rosemary can be taken in the early stages as a warm infusion, and may be used as a cooling tea when there is restlessness, nervousqess, and insomnia. Rosemary, sage, and vervain in equal parts makes an antiseptic drink for fevers. It has been known for preventing premature baldness and being a stimulant for increased activity of the "hair-bulbs." It contains vitamins A and C. It is high in calcium. It contains iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium. [200 line credit for research and time]
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