Iwanbou continually
attempts to hit Kenshin with the Senwangeki, but misses
each time. Even though Kenshin has suffered internal
bleeding, he is still able to move at an amazing speed.
When backed away from Gein's creation, Kenshin hoists
his sword up into a thrust stance. Gein feels confident
that Kenshin's upcoming attack won't do anything,
since Iwanbou #3 is partially made up of steel wire.
When his battlecry is released, Kenshin charges forward,
kicking up pieces of loose ground up in the process.
Kenshin stabs Iwanbou
in the left shoulder, but a piece of rock had gotten
in the way of his sword's tip. It looks as though
Kenshin's attack had done nothing. Gein quickly disperses
Iwanbou's final attack, the Senshi Senwangeki. All
of Iwanbou's fingers rotate with great speed, yet
Kenshin stays put, not moving an inch. As Iwanbou's
fingers loom closer to Kenshin, its arm suddenly stop
moving. What had happened was that the rock Kenshin
"accidentally" thrusted into Iwanbou's left
shoulder got jammed in its system. Kenshin credits
Gein for his creation, but reminds him that he promised
to tear it apart. The Hiten Mitsurugi Ryuu succession
technique is revealed to many for the first time;
Kenshin hits Gein and Iwanbou with the Ama Kakeru
Ryuu no Hirameki.
