The Wings of Birds! -P-

Ryne was sitting at the park, wind blowing, birds singing. Ryne looked up to the birds and envied them. He would LOVE to soar around and fly with the wind rushing through his wings. He let out sigh. His attention was snapped quickly as he sensed his father coming. But why would he come all the way here. His father never left the HQ. Raising an eyebrow, Ryne stood up and crossed his arms.

"I must be special for you to leave the Clan's housing area." Ryne said amusing himself. His father, Tristan let out a laugh. "No, your not that special yet! But I do have something for you." Ryne then noticed it, his father was carrying a giant scroll at his waist. Ryne raised an eyebrow then realized what it was, "Dad, no. It can't be, can it? No!" Ryne began asking a thousand questions, answering them with his own answer of course. His father laughed as he held up his hand. "It's the family summon scroll. It's time for you to sign the contract." Ryne's face lit up as he began wiggling his fingers and moved towards the scroll. His father held him back with a single finger. "But first you must recieve the pact before you sign." Ryne having no idea what he was talking about, his father pulled down his shirt, revealing two large, ornate wings on his back. His father then pulled up his shirt and grinned. "Sit and take off your shirt." Ryne did as he was told and leaned forward a bit. His father withdrew a specially made ink, that would last forever and seal the pact onto him. Ryne breathed deeply as his father began to stroke the design, slowly and carefully, onto his back, making sure not to make a single mistake.

Hours past and Tristan had just but on the final stroke. "All done." Ryne had fallen asleep waiting for his father and didn't hear a word he said. His father put his hand on his hip, and pivoted his foot nailing Ryne in the side of the head. He woke with a jolt as he was sent tumbling into the dirt. "Ow..." Ryne rubbed his head as he stood up. "Good, now its time for you to sign the scroll." Ryne smiled widely as he withdrew a kunai and slit his thumb open, allowing fresh blood to flow. Ryne sucked in air as the cut bled. He urolled the scroll and signed his name in blood. When he finished signing his name he sucked on his thumb until the bleeding subsided. He then began forming the handsigns several times until he got the hang of it.

After a couple of times he stopped and looked up to the sky. He grinned, "I can do!" Ryne said tightening his fist. He breathed deeply as he bit his thumb and blood oozed. He formed the correct handsigns and slammed it on the ground. "Kuchiyose no Jutsu!" A sudden poof of smoke appeared and a little hawk emerged. The hawk that appeared was tiny and had green feathers on his forehead and green wings that match the the forehead. "Hi! I'm Riku! I'm one of ten Kestrel hawks you can summon." This hawk was very cheerful and energetic as he flew around and flittered around Ryne's head. He grinned as he held him on a finger.

((Word Count: 565 for Summoning of Hawks)

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Name: Kuchiyose no Jutsu - Spiritualism Technique
Rank: C
Jutsu Type: Ninjutsu
Elemental Affinity: -
Description: A powerful jutsu, Ninpo Kuchiyose allows a ninja to summon animals, objects and the dead to fight on their behalf. The ninja normally signs a blood contract with the animal species, which allows them to summon different size and skill levels of creature. The ability to summon more advanced animals largely depends upon the amount of chakra the ninja can muster to perform the jutsu. To summon the creature the ninja will wipe blood on the hand, perform the necessary handseals and then touch their hand to the ground or another object. Though it appears that as long as significant pressure is placed against the blood in some form, the summon will be complete. There can be variations to the summoning steps, some ninja like Temari will wipe blood on her fan, then by swinging the fan the animal is summoned. Other ninja like Orochimaru wipe the blood across a snake tattoo on their arm first, then touch the ground.