Shin nodded his head as he cleared his throat. "The term 'kinjutsu' derives from the word forbidden technique. A jutsu is considered forbidden if crosses two simple facts: the jutsu defies the laws of nature and the jutsu has a higher probability of harming the user." Shin said as he lifted each finger to indicated the duality of the rules.
After Shin spoke Shindou addressed his opinion with pristine confidence. "Kinjutsu is usually obtained by the death or mutilations of another. You may hear rumors of Uchiha ripping out other family member's eyes to achieve great power, well it happens. Kinjutsu is such a powerful debate because gaining power by mutilation or murder should not be done; while other people think the benefits out weigh the costs. I believe kinjutsu should remain legalized. The thirst of power would always lead someone to murder so allowing our hospital to give the necessary "parts" will decrease the need for murder and we would know who has a kinjutsu. I might be a little bias because I plan on obtaining a Hyuuga eye myself from the hospital." He said.
"Yes, it is..." Shin said pausing in his statement. "a particular reason why the council has legalized the use of kinjutsu; however, there are counter-arguments that show that power can not be quenched by simply gaining more power. There is a saying that the burning sun can not quench the thirst of a man's heart. It is only in extreme cases when a kinjutsu is needed to save a person's life." It was safe to say that Takaki Masao only took the surgery to save his aging body but inadvertently gain a kinjutsu. Shin is sure that his old comrade would not be the one who would actively crave power; but it would be naive for Shin to see no fault in Masao -- any man can be tempted.
A few moments later the young woman gave her retort. "Personally, I don't understand why people have such a desire to change themselves for powers sake. I am proud of my skills I possess now, and confident in them. Our natural talents can be just as potent when used in the proper way. I can see what Shindou is saying, however, why should we be hopeful of another person's unjustified misfortune for our own gain? Why should we instill this in our growing population? I find that to be in poor taste... I am against the idea of Kinjutsu being legalized."
"I whole-heartily agree with your statements. I was interested to know if anyone shared the same opinion. I won't deny that I feel the concept of a kinjutsu cheapens the skills of a shinobi but I will also say that no man should wield the power against nature; least it quickly destroys him. There are various way to counter any skill all you must do is exploit the weakness." He said.
The rest of the group did not take the woman's words to heart.
"I view Kinjutsu as a necessary evil. An advantage that our enemies will surely abuse, and as with any weapon of mass destruction, must be obtained even if only to keep the scales from tipping. Several of these forbidden jutsu are looked down upon, even outright distrusted, and I cannot say that these views are unfounded. As we had just described is it possible for a Jinchuuriki to lose their body and mind to the beast possessing them: at that point he or she has effectively died, and left an unthinking, unfeeling mass of chaos, that will not hesitate to completely obliterate anything lying in its path with a tasteless disregard for human life…" The young ANBU said.
"It is the reality of it. It would be unwise to not study it to defend oneself against it; but I would advice not to taint yourself with the art. "Shin said. "Let us now return to the lesson at hand. My last question follows as such: your a leader in a four man squad, excluding yourself. Hypothetically, two of your members are from different villages who have a prejudiced mindset against Kumogakure. To make matters worse, they accuse the rest of the members of taking a life from their village. What do you do in this situation to make your mission successful." Shin continued clearing his throat.
After Shin spoke Shindou addressed his opinion with pristine confidence. "Kinjutsu is usually obtained by the death or mutilations of another. You may hear rumors of Uchiha ripping out other family member's eyes to achieve great power, well it happens. Kinjutsu is such a powerful debate because gaining power by mutilation or murder should not be done; while other people think the benefits out weigh the costs. I believe kinjutsu should remain legalized. The thirst of power would always lead someone to murder so allowing our hospital to give the necessary "parts" will decrease the need for murder and we would know who has a kinjutsu. I might be a little bias because I plan on obtaining a Hyuuga eye myself from the hospital." He said.
"Yes, it is..." Shin said pausing in his statement. "a particular reason why the council has legalized the use of kinjutsu; however, there are counter-arguments that show that power can not be quenched by simply gaining more power. There is a saying that the burning sun can not quench the thirst of a man's heart. It is only in extreme cases when a kinjutsu is needed to save a person's life." It was safe to say that Takaki Masao only took the surgery to save his aging body but inadvertently gain a kinjutsu. Shin is sure that his old comrade would not be the one who would actively crave power; but it would be naive for Shin to see no fault in Masao -- any man can be tempted.
A few moments later the young woman gave her retort. "Personally, I don't understand why people have such a desire to change themselves for powers sake. I am proud of my skills I possess now, and confident in them. Our natural talents can be just as potent when used in the proper way. I can see what Shindou is saying, however, why should we be hopeful of another person's unjustified misfortune for our own gain? Why should we instill this in our growing population? I find that to be in poor taste... I am against the idea of Kinjutsu being legalized."
"I whole-heartily agree with your statements. I was interested to know if anyone shared the same opinion. I won't deny that I feel the concept of a kinjutsu cheapens the skills of a shinobi but I will also say that no man should wield the power against nature; least it quickly destroys him. There are various way to counter any skill all you must do is exploit the weakness." He said.
The rest of the group did not take the woman's words to heart.
"I view Kinjutsu as a necessary evil. An advantage that our enemies will surely abuse, and as with any weapon of mass destruction, must be obtained even if only to keep the scales from tipping. Several of these forbidden jutsu are looked down upon, even outright distrusted, and I cannot say that these views are unfounded. As we had just described is it possible for a Jinchuuriki to lose their body and mind to the beast possessing them: at that point he or she has effectively died, and left an unthinking, unfeeling mass of chaos, that will not hesitate to completely obliterate anything lying in its path with a tasteless disregard for human life…" The young ANBU said.
"It is the reality of it. It would be unwise to not study it to defend oneself against it; but I would advice not to taint yourself with the art. "Shin said. "Let us now return to the lesson at hand. My last question follows as such: your a leader in a four man squad, excluding yourself. Hypothetically, two of your members are from different villages who have a prejudiced mindset against Kumogakure. To make matters worse, they accuse the rest of the members of taking a life from their village. What do you do in this situation to make your mission successful." Shin continued clearing his throat.
