Snippet #1007583

Jin was barely concious. It felt as if all of his chakra was gone he felt so weak, but he was still awake enough to feel the air crackle around him as one of the four stone walls came down with a crash. Electricity and dust filled the air, and for a moment he felt paralyzed and couldn't breath, but eventually it all passed, and slowly his strength came back to him, almost as if the lightning had given him a little of it's energy.

"Oh...my chest..." Jin says, sitting up. There is a perfectly round circle burnt through his shirt, and on his chest there is a perfectly round black circle., the edges of it red. "Damnit, this is a sealing jutsu!" As he placed his hand on the circle he could feel it changing into the three-sectioned yin yang seal Gyaku used on his subjects. Cursing he grabs up a kunai and cuts the skin off before Gyaku's chakra has a chance to invade his body. "I will not become a looking glass for that bastard!"

After a moment Jin walks out of the wreckage, Kiyoko on his back, unconcious still. Through the hole in his shirt can be seen the jagged bloody hole where the seal had been. Well, it isn't really so much a hole as a place where his skin is missing down the muscle...

The medic-nin see him and rush over, but he places Kiyoko in their arms and sends them off, wanting to see what's left of Gyaku first. Turning around he sees a blackened pile of ashes, and a scorch mark where Gyaku had been only moments before. Moving closer he sees something in the ashes, and upon inspection he finds it is a kunai, a bit oversized, and that it looks as of there had been something wrapped around the handle.

"I've got a really bad feeling," Jin says, turning to Roku and the others, holding it out. His chest still bleed and he is pale, but he ignores the pain. "There was something wrapped around this kunai, and with a man of his skills..."

He trails off as the medic and his father rush over to him. other medics go over to Roku as well, and Ginryu nods to Jin and his father then dissapears in a puff of smoke.