Phlόga mpάla

Name: Phlόga mpάla
Effect: Kano can create two bala within his hands. They do not shoot out but instead in case his hands and flicker like a flame. This move can last as long as he has his mask or until he uses a certain ability that will be explained deeper in. each punch can contain the power of bala, as well the flames can move around his body, going to his knees for the same effect. They can be shot out, and when each is shot out, it releases the power of Cero, however once shot he can not hold that flame for 1 post. The flame is not really flame, just restu burning as a constant bala, not effecting himself, and can not be put out by water. He can shoot to ceros at once but then both fist are under a one post cool down. The cool down does not prevent him from using cero and bala separately. It isn't fire. It's energy, if someone had an ability to reflect or absorb energy, the bala would be reflected off.
Weakness: it is not ranged unless discharged as cero. It uses as much energy as it does for a cero to use this, so if he doesn't discharge it, its still uses the energy of a cero.

SAMPLE OF USE: Kano dawns his mask and forms two bala in his hands. “Phlόga mpάla” he punches the two bala and their smooth form starts to flicker and flame up. He rushes forward and aims a left hook on the hollow, the power of bala coursing through each punch he bashes a couple more then the bala on his right hand slides down to his knee as he grabs the head of the hollow and raises his knee to its face. As the knee reaches contact with the hollow it discharges as a cero directly in the face knocking it back. Kano then pushes of the sky, the bala on his left hand sliding to his foot as he kicks the Hollow in the gut. Then lifts his foot back again and kicks out harder releasing the bala as a cero utterly destroying the hollow.

Side note: Kano Only

I'd like you to add a clarification ( basically what I said about this on RoTR for Jun ) other than that I approve since I know what this is.

i did what i could for Clarification