Ryuu grabbed one of their shirts and lifted him up, staring at his headband. Suddenly, all of the Bandits dropped dead, their arms exploding with the air pressure. With eavh handsign the air rippled, and fired out randomly at the Bandits. He repeated the following handsigns over and over, until the air around him had completely been infused with the sand Tiger, Dog, Ox, Horse, Bird and Dragon. Ryuu threw his fans into the air, and started to make a handsign. One of them rolled out of the way, but was cut short by another blade of wind which sliced his cheek. Ryuu sliced at the air once, a small blade of air firing towards the bandits. "So, you are the fools terrorising my village, Hm?" He muttered, taking out two of his smaller fans. Ryuu stood infront of a group of bandits, a smirk on his face. The moon shone like a beacon in the night over Sunagakure. This place includes all areas not mentioned in the sub-places (ie. The buildings also seem to be made of clay or stucco which would help to keep the buildings cool and allow them to also withstand the raging sand storms which are common in the area. The first passage to travel into the valley is in a cleft between two cliff faces which provides a natural defence for the village making the area very hard to attack. Should failure seem inevitable, a Suna shinobi would almost surely try to make a success of their mission in some way or another, as seen when Kankuro secretly retrieved from a piece of Sasori's clothing, as a means to track Akatsuki to their hideout. As such, they are known to be ruthless in battle meaning to them, failure is not an option. Shinobi from this village believe that the accomplishment of a mission predominates the lives of the ninja trying to accomplish it. The Puppet Technique, and from their performance in the Fourth Shinobi World War, the Cloth Binding Technique also seem to be common techniques of theirs. Wind Release is seemingly more common amongst shinobi of this village than most others.
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