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A more generalized version of Dissassembly of One's Limit, it calls for a few precise vertical strikes along the general pathways of the opponent. With each strike, the chakra's ability to flow properly from point to point is inhibited, causing build-up in the disconnected areas. Once done with the strikes, Hei puts her sword away while backing up, for the inhibited chakra will continue to build up in the disconnected areas, causing the opponent to grow bigger and bigger. The change is not immediately identifiable to the eye of the opponent or any other witnesses, but with each passing moment, the chakra builds, until the opponent grows overwhelmingly large. With the chakra having no place to go, it explodes while causing its vessel (the opponent) to explode with it. Thus quite a mess is left behind, lending this technique the veritable name of kinjutsu.
Kekkei Genkai, Kenjutsu, Kinjutsu