[spoilername="Barrier Mastery"]To be able to defend while you attack would be something extraordinary. For Ginjiro, it would be perfect. But what skill could allow for such a thing? For that, he’d need to be able to use some sort of defensive technique while he was focusing on his puppeteering. He couldn’t use other jutsu while he worked with his chakra strings, so being able to do something without his hands would be exceptional. Perhaps he could learn to perform barriers? Barriers without handseals? Yes, that would, indeed, be rather helpful. So helpful, in fact, that the young boy decided to train until he could accomplish such a thing.[/spoilername]
[spoilername="Illusionist"]Ginjiro had always been a clever child. He excelled at the various shinobi arts, and even was able to learn a few genjutsu in his time. He was never the best, but he was always the most inventive. He was clever and cunning, and that’s what made him spectacular with the techniques. Able to manipulate fact and fiction to the point of reality breaking down, Ginjiro could infiltrate a person’s mind without them even knowing he was there. He was some sort of wizard, able to cast his spell on whomever he chose. He was not the best genjutsu user, but he certainly was the sneakiest.[/spoilername]
[spoilername="Clarity"]Ginjiro was always an observant one. He naturally took in the sights, sounds, smells, and sensations from all around him, helping him to build a more cognizant version of the world in which he lived in. He was always aware of what was around him, always taking in every little piece of intelligence that he possibly could. As such, this deep insight into the world around him has given Ginjiro the distinct ability to notice when something seems off or different. He is able to tell what is real, and what isn’t. Specifically in regards to Genjutsu. Ginjiro can never be fooled by such feeble attempts of trickery.[/spoilername]
[spoilername="Human Anatomy"]Being a member of the Ayatsuri Clan, Ginjiro has a very good working knowledge of all things medical. His clan has a long line of great healers and doctors, all with an innate and personal understanding of the human body. Knowing its secrets inside and out, this can be used to great effect in a variety of ways. For healers, this can be extremely useful when diagnosing patients and trying to perform complex surgeries. In battle, it can be useful in targeting where your opponent’s most vital organs are. In either case, knowing the secrets of the human body can be a very useful thing to know.[/spoilername]
[spoilername="Transmit Life"]What’s the point of having to heal someone if you’re just going to have to stand still to do so? At that point, you’re pretty much just painting a target on your back for the enemy to hit you. While you’re healing the other guy, you’re going to get hit yourself. Ginjiro couldn’t have that, now could he? So, the young boy began to wonder, why couldn’t you channel that power through a different medium? Say, for instance, the young boy’s chakra strings? That way, he could heal his allies from a distance while not even skipping a beat during his puppetry. Best idea ever.[/spoilername]
[spoilername="Healing Factor"]The young Ayatsuri was always a fast healer. He even remembered one time where he got into a fight at the Academy, and he got slugged really hard in the face. It had even left a big bruise to prove it. The boy merely shrugged it off, spit the blood out of his mouth, and went right on to pummeling the other guy. Once he got home, nobody even said anything. Confused, Ginjiro went to look in the mirror. He found that the battle-wound had already almost healed! Now he looked like he was in only a minor kerfuffle. That, to the boy, was far better than coming home with a shiner.[/spoilername]
