Hao Watari | Cross Blade

A speed-based fighting style, Desolation Fist is a unique form of taijutsu created by the man named Raijin Hayate using a concept known as the 'zero-hundred-zero' principle. Starting motionless, the user would increase their speed immensely with extreme acceleration, and then stop their movement immediately. The force generated is carried away from the user's body, allowing perpetually unlimited range of Taijutsu. However, the style comes with a major drawback; the amount of constant movement and braking, when used in a constant amount can cause the user's muscles to tear, predominantly in the areas they use to attack, although it does put strain over the entire body.

Because of its nature, it can be confused with Ninjutsu, and regarded as such repeatedly. However, with the lacking use of chakra, it is far from such; making it ideal against those that might be capable of absorbing techniques, and unknowing to what a technique actually is. It should also be noted that to utilize this style properly, brutal training is required, focusing on the legs and tendons of the body a great deal. Flexibility, reactions, and speed; all acting as vital parts for the Shockwave Fist. If one were to even get past C-Rank techniques with this style they would need five training threads in Desolation Fist except Raijin due to the fact he has trained on it his whole life.

Name: | 刃を渡り || Hao Watari || Cross Blade
Classification: Taijutsu
Rank: A
Type: Offensive
Element: N/A
Description: The user excels forward, stopping as they swivel their leg outwards in a kick. Rotating the kick in an arc, the energy is transferred along the arc of the kick, transmitting it outwards in a gigantic, flat form. The projectile, or 'blade', is extremely fast, and carries the energy of the run and kick, providing a sickle-like formation from the arc it originated from, carrying the most power at its center. Then, the user accelerates quickly, spinning to re-create the energy of the previous 'blade'. Slashing it across the other 'blade' a cross is formed, merely being two 'blades', although with more area and impact force.