S h i k i . N a r a

Name: Shiki Nara. Age: Fifteen-years-old. Rank: Genin. Hidden Village: Mist. Chakra Nature: Not identified. Tools: o Kunai. o Shuriken. o Makibishi. o Wire strings. o Exploding notes. o Exploding pouches. Family: Shiki houses with his grandfather in the regions of mist, both of his parents having been killed in action. As his closet living relative, the choice was made when he was still a child to go live with the old hermit, as well as pursue the path of being a ninja in Kirigakure; a place usually devoid of light. Because of the circumstances placed on the environment, Shiki’s ability to practice with his families abilities of manipulating shadows has been a troublesome task. In order to attain these practical conditions free of excessive mist, Shiki travels with his grandfather past the mist-shield, and further atop the mountains where the hermit calls home. In this place, where few forms of life tend to travel, Shiki trains his constitution of both body and mind, as well as the natural development of his chakra. Although he is unable to make use of most of his jutsu due to weather conditions beneath the mountain, he has been able to accumulate an outstanding level of chakra control, even before becoming a genin. Much like his father, and his father, Shiki has inherited the general trait of having an indolent, yet genius mind. Capable of absorbing his environment and making flawless deductions, he is also a naturally talented strategist, and with effort can effectively formulate tactics on the fly, given he has been able to absorb enough information through his thick-skull. As for explanation to the eye-patch Shiki wears across his right eye, he possesses synesthesia; however it is only housed partially in terms of sight. The cross-sensory experience - in terms of viewing - causes great disorientation. In order to avoid confusion, only one eye can view things at a time otherwise what he views in one eye, and then in the other will blend and not match up, effectively making it impossible to perceive anything normally, or at all.