[Tracker] Lavender

Nameless Katana
Helm made from other beast horns
basic western armor

One Horn Style
-A sword style focus on a single blade (horn). This sword style focus on two things; Offensive power and Evasion. This sword style offers little in the way of defending and focus all of it's efforts on dominating your opponent through speed and power. The starting stances for the One horn style are the Chudan no Kamae and the ko gasumi stances. One Horn style also have a strong naming convention with all of the fast and flowing sword patterns having a naming convention base off positive emotions while all finishers are base of negative emotions.

OHS: Positivity
-Positivity is the starting pattern of all the positive sword patterns, starting at the Chudan no Kamae stance. The blade is quickly swung diagonally allowing the user to launch a sword air slash or follow the attack up with the next sword slash.

OHS: Hope
-Hope is the next sword slash, after following through the first slash, the blade is then reversed following the path that it just crossed or by sending another sword air slash.

OHS: Joy
-Joy is the next sword slash, after reversing the sword slash, it is quickly followed up with a fast and swift overhead strike or by sending another sword air slash.

OHS: Love
-Love is a secondary overhead slash, typically perform after Joy

OHS: Despair
-A sinister sword slash that leaves behind a vicious wound causing the target to bleed profusely.

OHS: Distrust
-One of the style rare defensive technique, in order to deflect, disrupt or flat out block enemy attacks.

Awakening
-While not a technique found in the teaching of OHS, it would be better to call it a rage. In lavender, case brought on the onset of receiving a serious injury bring full force power behind every swing of his sword.

OHS: Denial
A dangerous technique that shred the target defenses while leaving behind a gruesome wound, leaving the intended target susceptible to further injuries. Starting from the ko gasumi stance, the sword is quickly thurst towards the target and upon meeting it's mark is ripped downward rather than pulled out.

OHS: Rage/ OHS: Frustration
-While these techniques are the same in principles the difference lies in the execution.
Rage sends out multiple air slashes leaving all those hit bleeding while Frustration is a sword wave intending to send all those hit flying.

OHS: Lavender
Another technique not found within the teaching of the OHS school, rather this is a technique develop by Lavender as a way to honor his mother. A series of high speed sword slashes that upon execution sends the opponent blood splattered on the ground, using their blood to paint a lavender flower.

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