The game had managed to replicate the effects of her jutsu perfectly. The blast had hit Hard, feeling like he'd been full body slammed by a GIANT, somewhat densely packed pillow. Almost all air was forced out of his lungs when her blast hit him, but then the following smash against the tree forced the rest completely out of his lungs. Due to his IRL experiences, he actually was familiar with this, it felt like his lungs had deflated, and he couldn't draw any air in. He was gasping in Nothing. It took a couple of minutes before he was able to get back up to his feet, managing to gasp out. "Well...g...good job....Ayaka...."Finding walking a bit too difficult in his condition, and not really Wanting to continue walking, he motioned towards Akane. "She'll be....fine...If she'd...taken enough damage to "Die"......she'd respawn...at the village hospital. That's...default...spawn."<br/><br/>He turned, digging a healing food pill out of his inventory pouch and tossing it to Ayaka. "Here...Healing pill. Wont heal effects, brain still will think your injured, but it'll correct itself in about 20 seconds." He popped one himself, and then got up, somewhat more steady now then before.<br/><br/>He made his way to Akane, and gently put another pill against her lips. It dissolved in his fingers as he activated the item on her, restoring her Chakra and any damage she had taken up to this point. "Well, looks like my first assumption was right. Don't piss off the girl swinging a spear for fun." He winked at Ayaka, then said, "We should probably wait for Akane. Like you just saw, players CAN use items on unconscious players, and can even manipulate the unconscious players menus by moving their hand while they're sleeping. Or do....worse things." He shrugged, knowing the game had a waiver when you made your account in case of...well, things happening. He eyed Ayaka though, asking, "How did you learn to fight like that? Its not everyone that can just pick up a weapon and use it without IRL experience. If you don't mind me asking that is."